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'89 Celebrity 2.8 V6, bought it when I was 16 and I thought it was the shit... http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c295/skoval25/celeb.jpg '92 Camaro RS, 305 automatic. Bought in 2005, still own to this day... http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c295/skoval25/92camaroRS.jpg

fuck the coldness. shits weak /thread

I was curious, so I searched on youtube, and you are 100% correct... Even the Rams/Vipers with aftermarket exhausts sounds like shit

I've read it like 5 times and still don't understand wtf I am reading...

I used to have a '77 K5 Blazer that got ~8 MPG

This man speaks the truth!

Awesome! No Xbox though??? And what is this "episode" talk? Does that basically mean there will be 5 different story modes in the game?

+1

+1 Nice buy dude. Don't lift it though, it's not a 4x4, nor would it even be worth the extra money lol

Oh, wait a second...is it new this year?

Why would my insurance company allow me to put storage insurance on a Chevrolet Camaro, and not mention anything to me about needing to get rid of the plates?

Every registered vehicle must carry proof of financial responsibility, yes. I don't know what the difference is between comp and storage, but I do know that it is legal to have a car registered without having liability. Like Mensan explained, you just can't drive the car without liability.

I'm going to agree with this guy, seeing as how that's what my insurance company has always told me

So if I were to put a car in storage and only carry "storage" insurance on it, legally I have to drop the tags?

Hmm, well that's news to me. Apparently my insurance company doesn't seem to know either...

If it's illegal, then how come my insurance company has let me do it the past five years? I don't know where you guys are getting this idea about having ZERO coverage...

Storage insurance is still insurance. Yes I have access to it, but driving it would be breaking the law. I have access to stealing my mom's minivan and driving it off a bridge, but that doesn't mean I'll do it.

That doesn't make any sense to me. Yes it may be drivable, but that shouldn't matter. If you drive it when it's only covered by storage insurance and you get caught, you're fucked and it's your own fault. I don't see why it's any of the BMV's business. I don't know man, that's weird. Maybe see if you can get a hold of another agent? I have Grange insurance, and it's never been a problem for me.

I've never heard that BS. I knock it down to storage insurance, as long as it's in a garage and you don't drive it, you're covered. It's like $7/month. I've done it for several years now.

It's mind boggling that a car enthusiast, who likes to race, would do THAT to an STi. No matter how old and senile he is lol. Very unique to say the least, and quite awful. Pretty hilarious though. Really confusing.

lol I'm sorry my schedule doesn't revolve around yours. When it's convenient for me I'm sure you'll have a chance, it's just not very high on my priority list

When I'm not getting drunk or working I do

He was too scared of my stock mullet machine...

GOD DAMNIT I'M SO STUPID Hey Eric, come meet me on a freeway for a minute. Who needs sleep? You can sleep when you're dead