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Crossle

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  1. Newark (maybe) w/ steel building Couldn't even pick a car, let's say it would start with an air cooled Porsche, although it will always include my MR2. It's not going anywhere.
  2. PM's replied. If Bob doesn't show ( I don't think he will no show) Aaron is next in line.
  3. Midstate Auto Parts 888-3838 talk to Bill, he MIGHT just have them in stock.
  4. I would personally not pay more than $500 for it. If you were not trying to make any money somewhere between $500-$1000 would seem fair. They have a somewhat high resale, is it a LX, EX? We LITERALLY just had the same car here at the shop and I offered them $400, cyl 2&3 had no compression then they decided to just fix it. It was a '99 LX 5 speed 4 cyl. On the other hand I just sold a '01 Accord EX 4 cyl. 5 speed w/ 162K for $4,000. It needed nothing though.
  5. Get pre-approved. I would avoid PMI at all cost which is basically mortgage "insurance" in case you miss a payment. It doesn't really do shit for you except make your payments higher. I went with Equitable Mortgage, because other people could not get me a 30 yr. fixed with no PMI even though I have outstanding credit, I only had 1 line of credit and most places wanted 3 so I was screwed. Once you get pre-approved, typically good for up to about 6 months, it varies between lenders. Find a Realtor because now a days buying a house is sorta like Craigslist if you are ready you need to move if the house is at a nice price. Realtor's get the inside scoop on a newly listed homes before they hit the market. Having a pre-approval is critical here, we put an offer in on our house 2 days after it was on the market, it didn't even have a sign in the yard yet when we went into contract. We walked through probably 15+ homes without a realtor looking at "open" houses to get a feel for realtor companies and by far on average Keller Williams had the most down to earth realtors that weren't down your throat trying to get you as a customer. Sit down with your wife and both of you write down your deal breakers, I think yours will be similar to mine and having "2 car garage with relatively flat and paved driveway" was a great criteria to weed out a lot of houses.
  6. Hey Mike, Trey got to me first and can come to me quickly so I gotta give him first dibs on them. I will let you know if there is a problem or something. Trey you will have a PM here shortly.
  7. Well to those that are interested, I want them gone, so a 6 pack of beer or totally free it's up to you I don't care I want them gone. If you want 1 or several come and get them. I will be donating what I have left next weekend.
  8. Sure it's not the most exciting car, but it serves the purpose you bought it for. We loved taking Erica's Civic on road trips because the the fuel mileage. It was great, it's just not a super exciting car.
  9. We MIGHT show, we are ice skating 10-12pm at ice haus. Headed to Clay's here in a few.
  10. Sounds good man, if you need a couple just about any sum of money or bottles of crispin beer will do
  11. Thanks for sharing that, really neat bike. I got to meet a gentleman that had 4-5 of them in his garage awhile ago.
  12. I'm sure Erica and I will be by.
  13. Meh I may schwang by, I'll PM as necessary. Your right in my backyard I believe.
  14. We take our stuff to Research Alloy Inc, they don't necessarily have the best price, but a good group of guys over there. They would take everything you listed, you will get more out of radiators if you knock plastic end tanks off so it's just aluminum.
  15. I have in my garage 9 windows with screens in frames that were purchased by the previous owner of my home to be used for a 3 seasons room. I have no idea exactly how old they are, but I would guess in the 80's. They are dirty, but all there and functional. They still have the baggies with the trim screws taped to them. Measurements and pictures below. 4 count 48 1/4" tall X 48 1/8" wide 4 count 47" tall X 31 1/8" wide 1 "bay window" 41 1/4" tall X 47 5/16" wide TOTALLY FREE http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z39/crossle_sean/DSC02606.jpg http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z39/crossle_sean/DSC02607.jpg http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z39/crossle_sean/DSC02608.jpg http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z39/crossle_sean/DSC02609.jpg http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z39/crossle_sean/DSC02610.jpg http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z39/crossle_sean/DSC02611.jpg
  16. Thanks for the recommendations guys (I work at Northend Wrench) I would definitely give Acceleration a call as well over on High Street near Graceland shopping center. Awesome group over there as well. They do all of our major Euro work as far as valvetrain/head gasket stuff, but are totally capable of a wheel bearing obviously.
  17. Welding mang lol. Which I suppose would fall under the "body" part, although I am working on the welding part as we speak.
  18. http://www.autoblog.com/2011/10/18/garage-door-opener-wiring-is-an-electricians-nightmare/ It gets better and better.
  19. Crossle

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    We rented a unit at Sinclair and Henderson right by the I71 Ramps. Paid 109 a month for a 10X20. Nothing bad to say there, although they did have a break in, but that's why I asked for a unit in the middle.
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