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Correct, it's a good time for all! Very family friendly.

Plus the following Awards! Maxton’s Favorite Chevelle Maxton’s Favorite Nova Maxton’s Favorite Monte Carlo Maxton’s Favorite Camaro Maxton’s Favorite Wagon D.J. Choice Best of Show Class for all other Chevy’s Always a good time and always always always lots of cars. Normally 300+ Chevy powered Chevy's. Free Registration! 5:30-8:30PM 70+ Awards - Presented promptly at 9:00PM Other special features: These Guys Live. DJ=C.S. Sound Entertainment McKee the Clown 50/50 Raffle Dash Plaques to first 200 T-Shirts still only $5!! 700 East Dublin-Granville Road Worthington, OH 43085

The whole south lot is used for the show.

This was a great time last year with some awesome door prizes as well as raffle prizes. http://i.imgur.com/aZoUaLx.jpg

Crowne Plaza off Busch Blvd.

They're using "Worthington" pretty loosly, it's just off of Busch Blvd & 161. It's a good time.

Good guys all 3 days for me.

They have pledged to protect the constitution, not the .gov. I know a good number of Threepers that will go against said .gov the protect the constitution.

Yep, managed to get some off of Amazon last night. Should be here today actually. Thanks again though!

Razor blade and soapy water. You can use the blades to peel up the tint for the most part, then use soapy water and the blades to remove the adhesive. Simple and straight forward, except on the rear glass. No razor blades around heating grids.

Bob, we have two great sponsors here on CR that I would recommend. See either Lucore Automotive or Dozzers Garage. Both are great shops. Are you stupid or just fucking retarded?

Synthetic grease, apparently really good for use on poly bushings. http://www.spohn.net/productimages/1006/Super-Lube-Grease-Polyurethane-Bushing-Grease-Chassis-Grease-902-1.jpg

:fuuuu: Fucker

I checked and with prime it wouldnt ship till the 1st. Unfortunately I'm looking to use it Saturday/Sunday.

Does anyone know where to buy Super Lube locally? Hopefully at a decent price.

If you want to try sometime, I'll bring my 1/2" M18 out.

The one I have does 700lb.ft tightening, while the one you have there is only good for like 210lb.ft.

Milwaukee Fuel M18. IE. this- https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2763-22 Had one for a little over a year now, it's been flawless.

Heard it on the radio on the way home a little bit ago, i just would like to hear the rest of the album as soon as possible.

Oh hey, I saw that today. Unfortunately I don't have metering rods(edelbrock thing) or I'd offer to take a look. Dozzers Garage though, he knows how to work with them fuel toilets.

I think I might head out tonight. Probably be there around 6:30ish.

Stick with a 350 or 400. Both can be built to handle that power easily. As far as wanting a manual vb, i would never recommend putting one a GM O/D trans, they seem to have very high rates of failure when done. Considering the weight of the gremlin, I would pick TH350 get a nice tight custom spec'd converter and let it eat

That chassis already has a new front half on it and will be ready for this weekend.

The Right Stuff hasn't been in Sunbury since late '07. They're now behind the Giant Eagle in Westerville.

I'll be there.