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I never give two shits about the NBA, but I like watching the finals especially with Cleveland playing. These games have been fun to watch. I saw that and replayed it three times after it happened lol. Loved it :thumbup:

The answer is obvious. You need another old Chevy pickup

Roadmaster FTW. Any Grand Prix, Cavalier, etc that's been taken care of. Or find some low mileage Buick that some old people are selling. All can be had in decent shape for cheap. That first wagon is an LO5 (TBI 350) still reliable, just slow. LT1 didn't get in the b-body until '94

You can find reliable cars for 2k without issues or a ton of rust, just use common sense when buying. They aren't always easy to come across, but you'll find one if you can wade through the bullshit and keep your eyes and ears peeled.

I don't watch the NBA very often, but holy shit the officiating is beyond terrible. if I didn't know any better I would think it was fixed

Sorry for the huge pics. Posting from a phone is a huge PITA http://i.imgur.com/i5fztKp.jpg

Say hello to Hunter! http://i.imgur.com/uELFdB5.jpg He's a one year old American foxhound mix. Found him on petfinder. He was rescued from a West Virginia kill shelter by Canine Collective, and has been staying in a foster home the past few months. After meeting him, they allowed us to take him home for a trial period, and we officially adopted him Saturday. He is an awesome dog, very friendly, smart, and surprisingly obedient. I'm shocked at how well he has adjusted in such a quick time period

Well said. Beautiful car! All you guys are really starting to make me want a 5th gen

Nice, nice car. These really are the perfect daily drivers

VERY nice! Congrats, it looks like an awesome car I know you have good taste and don't need any help with appearance mods, but you should consider a Heritage Edition grille. 100% mandatory on those cars IMO. Congrats again on the purchase!

Yeah once you get the credit report, contact the creditors and negotiate a settlement to erase the debt from your record. One of my vendors at work wouldn't shut up about something called "Lexington Law". Said he paid them $89/month for two months and they eliminated all five of the delinquent hits on his credit for past due bills he never paid. Supposedly raised his credit score from 580 to over 700 in a matter of a few months. No idea if it's legit or not (probably not) I had never heard of such a thing, maybe someone else on here has?

12k is a fair price for both parties

Very nice :thumbup: I would definitely keep it if I were you, but if you do decide to get rid of it, I'm sure I'll be interested.

Details on the 86?

All that work into it, but not bothering to clean the MAF

Nice, who offered $4200 for it?

I'm excited for you man, it sounds like an awesome car. Good luck! Definitely post pics once you have it

Thank you for the info and advice, Trish. I appreciate the help

Awesome stuff, thanks guys. I haven't owned a hound before, but I know they make a lot of noise. My neighbor down the street had a basset when I was a kid and it was an awesome dog. I agree I should probably research the breed more (as well as other breeds) before making a decision.

If I am looking to get a dog, what places do you recommend taking a look at? I've heard both good and bad about the Franklin County animal shelter. From looking at their website it seems that 80% of their dogs are pit bulls. Nothing wrong with pits but I would prefer something like a beagle, basset, lab, retriever, etc. Not purebred, I'm cool with mixed mutts and shit, but you get the idea. I'm open to pretty much any kind of dog, but fuck Pomeranians. I also looked at the Madison County shelter website, first impression is they are a little more descriptive of the dogs' personalities and they have a better mix of breeds, but they call their training program "prison" which seems a bit weird. So far, those two places are the only two I've thought of. Any thoughts/experiences/opinions, please feel free to share!

Yeah if I'm familiar with the platform and there aren't any issues, hell yes I would buy a modded car. If it already has some of the mods you would do anyway (and they were done correctly), think about how much money and time you're saving. If the car is heavily modded, that's a different story

Bad ass, Randy. That is awesome

Hell, my Camaro hasn't had a plug change since 2002

Come on man, no pics of the Dakota? jk Zach is a friend of mine, he's a real good dude. Has a pretty nice Toyota truck as well

He just registered here, as soon as his account is activated he should see this