Green Bastard

Yenner has a for sale thread for a bolt action .22 it looks like.

I don't have much to offer except that if you get desperate you could try a glass table and some fine sandpaper. Hillbilly as hell, but I hear it has worked for decking heads.

Wouldn't it be easier to just collect welfare and poop at home?

I think using a Buick Regal and doing a badass gnx clone would be cool, but the wheel base is 108".

No problem man. I just hope they work okay for her.

My wife has an old boost mobile phone, nothing special. I can talk to her and see if she still wants to keep it (idk why she would).

I have a buddy thats looking. I'll hit him up then I'll pm you.

It's a pretty cool car indeed. A couple of things bother me though, the owner said only the builder had driven the car, but goes on to say that it runs and drives nice. He had to clean off 40+ years of dust and dirt that was on the car, makes me think it wasn't regularly started and ran (that and the maintenance he recently did to it to get it up to running properly). My worry would be that most of the engine gaskets would be dried up and in need of replacement as well as any attention the transmission may need. It really is a cool car, but I feel this one would be a better museum piece.

Poor guy. Can't really say he is in a better place...

See if you can find yourself an old BMW M12/13 motor and drop that in.

I have a GS6 myself, it is wireless charging capable (its how I charge mine). The Ijunk 8 has mostly the same features as the S6.

A couple good things were mentioned, but the one that sticks out is that it could be a dirty coil. Lack of airflow is typically what causes it, however, a low charge can cause icing.

First, fuck chrysler. That said, would a Volkswagon Eos be in your price range? It can be had with a 2.0t and 6mt, hard top convertable and with a few mods it may be fun to drive.

But without the original motor the car is worth... eh, nevermind.

The price seems about double what I would be willing to pay, but that's me. If you find something with a 305 in it for cheap, just remember a 350 can be swapped in for cheap.

Is the head on this car aluminum? If so, broken studs wouldn't be that big of a deal imo. If you break one, weld a nut on it and turn it out.

I think the state requires you to have a dealers license if you sell more than 6 cars in your name in a year, just something to think about. Also, the liabilities involved in having a customer work on their own cars would be enough to make me not want to do it. If anyone injures themselves on your property, you are liable (I'm not sure if a clause in something they have to sign would protect you or not), again just something to think about.

I looked at the Rx-7 ad and thought that it was reasonably priced. Then I read the ad, might be worth half that.

Safety solutions should carry a selection, if I remember correctly, they are out near tuttle mall I think.

I love how people never list mileage. I figure it's probably high mileage if it's not listed.

I don't know the answer to that, but I imagine it would make things much easier.

Me personally, I couldn't buy a car for it to just sit. And after it sits for so long, unused, it really becomes just something to look at.

Check out the columbus tool library and see if they have any bigger equipment like that.

I hear backpage is a good place to go for girls.

I am one of the people that have used his services. Excellent guy to work with.