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Looking good. I remember your restoration thread from 6 weeks ago. Do you have any "before" pics?

Again this year I have room to store motorcycles for CR members (only). The storage at the Hangout in Delaware is well-lit, alarmed, heated to above 40 degrees all winter, and has 110v available. You don't have 24/7 access to the bike, but with a day's notice I can let you into the garage to ride it on a warm January day or at least to start it and let it run 10 minutes. The idea would be for winter storage of running bikes only, with spring pickup by April or May. This is not storage for your rusted old frame and box of parts that you hope to work on someday. I suggest the following: Bring a bike cover or at least a sheet to keep the dust off the bike. Put fresh fuel and fuel stabilizer in the tank. Bring a battery tender, or at least leave the battery accessable so that I can connect a battery tender to it every few weeks. If your bike leaks oil, let me know so that I can put absorbant underneath it to save my painted floors. No gas leakers, please Here is a pic which shows some of the available bike storage area: http://i355.photobucket.com/albums/r445/martyr65/IMG_5620-M-1.jpg There's room for about six additional bikes without parking them too close to each other. PM me with questions or to set up a time to drop off your bike. For those who haven't been to the Hangout, it is at 320 London Road, Delaware, in the Howald Industrial Park, Building 100 (first building as you come down the drive).

Donation send via PayPal. Thanks for organizing this, Jason. If you need any tips on some great toys for low prices, check out Costco. I bought a really nice six car (each car about 3"x5") play set for $10, appropriate for age 3 and up.

Welcome, Jack. I see you've discovered Cars & Coffee already. I hope you make it out to our other events and maybe some track days. + rep :thumbup:

Not a bad turn-out, more than a dozen people, kicked the last 7 out about 2:10 a.m. Thanks for coming out.

I can have the hangout open and toasty by 9, no problem.

Mods, please lock this thread so that people don't become confused.

The Hangout will open at 9 p.m. tonight. 320 London Road, Building 100, Delaware, in the Howald Industrial Park Please park in front of building 100 and use the front entrance An OPEN sign can be seen from the road. Phone or text me if you have problems finding the place. 740-405-5565

Any CR group can use the hangout anytime. Just give me a little notice. You can also bring movies on DVD/blu-ray. The movies I have already there are F&F 1-4, Boondock Saints 1&2, Cars 1&2, Zombieland, Gone in 60 Seconds. Vanishing Point is perma-banned! I'm going to Home Depot today to see if I can buy what I need to rig up a fan boost to make the air hockey work better. Other ideas: Looper is playing at the $2 theatre (Carriage Place) and looks pretty good. Preview: And if you're putting something together for tonight, I'd suggest starting a new thread with a new title with a day and date. The threads with "Tonight" in the title seem to cause people to get confused days later.

You're always welcome. To my surprise, ten folks came by on short notice. And some pretty bad ass cars were designed on Forza Horizon tonight.

Open for business. 320 London road, Delaware. Howald Industrial Park. We are in building 100, the first building on the left. There is a lit OPEN sign. Park in front of the building and enter by the front door. 740-405-5565 if you're lost.

Okey dokey. I'll open at 8. We'll see if a group shows.

Right here. I'll open it for four or more

You fellows are so harsh. I think it all came together rather nicely. It certainly saves the driver from ever being asked, "Is it stock?" And the choice of clashing shades of green for the interior was a masterstroke.

I've heard that Mad Hatter was good

Mine's not the generation you're looking for. I've got the ST205. But it's an authentic WRC.

If you want to test drive it, it's at the hangout. People were playing it last Saturday night for a few hours.

Mrs. Wagner does.

The steering wheel's on the wrong side. It didn't appear to be a post office delivery vehicle.

I bought one of these new in 1998 and drove it three years without any issues. They are nearly unstoppable. Even if you would manage to hang one up with all 4 wheels off the ground, the traction program takes over and "reaches out" (using the air suspension) with the wheels, one at a time, attempting to find traction. I remember mine was north of $70,000 and towed about 7,000 lbs. GLWS Joe.

When I was having the same problem with embedded videos which either didn't play or played very slowly, I Googled for help, used the above process to clear the cache, and it's worked fine for me since. So, I guess it's Google Fu.

You're right, 6 and 7 are older, but it's surprising how many people are still using them. I had the same problem with embedded videos with IE9 and the same procedure fixed it, whereas F5 did not.

Come on, Jeffro, time's a-wasting.

$125,999 as tested, just sayin' Pretty impressive buggy, but for that type of cash, I'd want a bit more bling. I can see that it would appeal to some folks precisely because it's so plain-appearing, or as the video puts it, it has ".......surprising inconspicuous bodywork."

There are lots of potential problems that can cause this and even multiple solutions for the same problem. F5 or hitting the back and forward keys on the browser might fix a momentary hiccup in the process or a spike in your wireless LAN. However, if the symptom is more persistent, try this: Internet Explorer 6: → Tools → Internet Options → Delete Cookies → OK → Delete Files → OK → Clear History → Yes → OK Internet Explorer 7: → Tools → Internet Options > Delete... → Delete files → Yes → Delete cookies → OK → Delete history → OK → Close (browsing history window) → OK Then reboot.