NitrousSam

Looking for a Procharger F2 or F3 in great shape for a street car project. If you have a Chris Alston CDS supercharger crank drive unit available as a package for SBC or BBC that would be even better.

Thanks,

Sam Miller

Looks like the kind of guy who has a race car and needs a daily. He starts modding the daily a bit and before he knows it, it's a race car too.. 4 or 5 times over.

Thanks I drive them as often as I can around Knox County.

^ NICE collection you got there

 

I'm really not sure which one I like most, I love them all

Thanks! Surprisingly the S-10 is the most fun to drive but the 72 Camaro is my favorite.

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Anyone able to fill 5 to 10 nitrous bottles this weekend? We are going to be doing some testing at Pacemakers next week and I want to have some backup bottles.

Thanks,

Sam

Selling this NOS kit. Bottle is new/was just mounted, never filled. Hard lines have been powder coated silver. Has a jet setup for a 250 shot (with the right fuel jets to match this). Kit was $1000 new.

 

$450

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Is it a Cheater system or a Pro Shot Fogger?

Mike can do custom 4". He uses all mandrel for anything that size.

 

Mike's Custom Garage

25 Marion Street

Mount Vernon, OH 43050-1521

(740) 392-2358

Nice people and I gave them several opportunities but they recommended putting me into a 2.5 to 3 inch system which isn't going to happen on this combination.

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Thanks Josh! I just emailed Steve to see if he could work me in. I want to get my Camaro ready for the Trails event at the end of the month so your recommendation is much appreciated.

Thanks,

Sam

I am so curious to see what kind of offer they did accept but cannot seem to get an answer from anyone. I hate waiting months for it to come out on the auditors website.

I know what you mean. You should not have to wait months, your agent should have access to the MLS and can report back to you once it closes because SOLD prices are reported to the MLS.

I came back with an offer $20k over asking and was told my offer was not accepted. I hear this evening from a neighbor who stated he believed they were seeking a cash offer. Would a bank take a lower cash offer just because its cash?

They can accept another offer that was all cash, they could even accept a lessor price than your offer if the cash offer was rock solid with proof of funds (essentially guaranteeing the sale). There are so many variables that we don't know about the other offer that it is difficult to say why the seller is taking the other deal. Sorry it didn't go your way.

The realtor company is a huge PIA to deal with and I have heard this from a few people thus far. Never had a company so difficult to deal with.

This is more than likely not coming from the real estate agent...it is highly likely coming from the bank / lender who owns the foreclosure and this is a very common practice to ask for both parties highest and best offers when in multiple offers. It sucks for sure when this happens but I have had this happen when dealing with a non bank owned homes as well. Back in the early 2000's we received multiple offers all the time but from 2007 - 2012 it wasn't very common but in 2013 the housing market is heating back up.

I have a quick question for a realtor and one for a lawyer.

 

1. If someone lists a house for sale and an offer is made agreeing to the price is the seller under any obligation to take the offer?

 

2. If you hire a company to advertise for you and they make a huge mistake regarding a "sale" what legal recourse do you have for losses as a result, damage to the business etc... ?

 

TIA

No, the seller is not obligated to accept your offer even if your offering price is for exactly what he or she is asking because there may be other terms that they don't agree with or they may have received an even better offer from another buyer. The price is only part of the agreement because there could be other terms of your offer that are not acceptable to the seller such as the closing date, possession date, personal property you might have asked for, if you asked the seller to pay your closing costs, did they counter offer, reject your offer or just not respond?

I am looking for a standard deck height Big Block Chevy single plane oval port dominator intake (4500).

I'm open to any of the following brands: Edelbrock, Brodix and Dart. The intake must be a 4500 top because a 4150 with an adapter won't fit my application.

If it already has a nitrous port system installed that would be a bonus for me. Free free to private message with what you have.

Thanks,

Sam Miller