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AWESOME! Amazing car, and amazing wife. You sir are a lucky man. +1, lol

I've seen your car before, it looks great man. It's kinda funny, I have a friend named Josh with a turbo RSX. his is silver though. Welcome

Awesome, thanks for the info guys

My mother is looking to get a new furnace and air conditioner in her house. It was built in the late 70's (fairly small, all electric) and I think it still has the original furnace, which is on it's last leg. The air conditioner is one of those old Bryant units from the 90's that sits out in the backyard, and it no longer works. The house needs something a little more "21st century." I don't know where to look or what to look for, so I was hoping someone on here could shed some light. My mom mentioned something about a heat pump. Where should I look, what should I look for, and who has the best deals? Thanks in advance

Yep, I believe his name on here is slow f23

Oh NICE, I was expecting something a bit tougher on the wallet. Awesome, and thanks again

Awesome, I will definitely consider him, thanks. How much should I expect to pay a lawyer for a case like this? We're not talking 1k or more, are we?

Fucked up shit, man. Sorry to hear. Hopefully it doesn't happen again, nobody deserves to be put through that

So those of you who suggest getting a lawyer, basically you're saying it's worth it? When I hear the word "lawyer" I automatically think "expensive"

Just curious, how many others on here have received a ticket for going 50+ over the speed limit? Or am I the only one that was stupid enough to do it and get caught? I mean I can't really say I'm surprised it happened, I speed quite a bit and have done well over 100 multiple times, I figure it's just karma repaying me. I think this is God's way of telling me to grow up and cut the bullshit.

U..S..S..R?!? what a great movie

What can the lawyer say that will drop it down? And how much will my insurance increase? I never understood how that works either, I've had tickets before and it never changed.

Yeah, that's basically what I was thinking. And the car I was driving was an H22 swapped Accord, surely nothing as fast as my super slow fbody I appreciate the advice, but I just don't see how I can fight it. Like Paul pointed out, I was doing 93, going 53(!) over the limit. I don't really see what a lawyer could do for me, but then again I don't know anything about this kind of stuff...

First thing he said was "I smell alcohol" since we had come from the bar and my two friends were pretty buzzed (that's why I was driving the car, I was sober). He gave me some sobriety tests (which I passed obviously) then wrote me the ticket and sent me on my way. He didn't even ask me why I was going that fast or anything.

Yes, court date is listed on ticket

Oh, damn. I guess it's a little more serious than I thought, lol. As far as the car not being impounded, it belongs to a former CPD detective who is currently in Afghanistan working for the government special ops or something along those lines.

OK, so I'm guessing the speed violation is 6 points and the reckless op is an additional 6?

How? 6 points is the max violation, they can't automatically take it away for driving that much over the limit, can they? I have no excuse. I was driving my friend's car, he told me to take off, and I took off. I never claimed to be the sharpest tool in the shed

Thanks for the info. Unless I'm misunderstanding something, I won't have to worry about my license being suspended, and that was my main concern. As far as fighting it goes and getting a lawyer or whatever, is it even worth it? I'm not doubting that I was probably going that fast, and even if I did fight it and they knock it down, I'd have court fees and lawyer fees and whatnot. I can see fighting the tint, but I won't need a lawyer for that. Although I'm curious to find out how much the ticket will cost me...

I'm aware. Yes I speed a lot, irresponsible, blah blah blah. I'm willing to accept the consequences, but if I can prevent my license from being suspended I'll do it

What would I even say though? How many points before your license gets suspended? Almost 3 years, I think it was a speeding ticket in May '07. Is it even like court though? I remember when I got a ticket when I was 16, all I did was walk up to this teller's window thing, say guilty, and pay it. I assumed that there was only an actual court and judge and shit if you try to fight it, but I have no idea how this works.

I haven't had a ticket in almost three years, until last night. I was being stupid, driving fast on Sawmill around 1 in the morning when nobody else was around, and got pulled over by a Perry Township cop. He was way in front of me, and he says he clocked me at 93 in a 40. He gave me a reckless op which I assume is the norm for someone going 53 over the limit. So, I need some advice. Should I accept whatever I get? I'm willing to pay the fees, but how many points will that add? I got my last ticket in May of 2007 so I don't think it's off my record yet. I'd rather not have my license be suspended. What's going to happen? Also, I was driving a friend's car that has 5% tint, he wrote that as an offense on the ticket too. I'm definitely not going to accept that, since it's not my car. What should I expect?

Welcome to CR! Cool variety of cars

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Do you have the switch panel for the driver's side? This thing..... http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c295/skoval25/Apr17.jpg Mine is broke and I keep forgetting to get a new one. Also, if the car was a manual do you still have the shift knob? If it was a factory-style Hurst or something similar I will buy it