nurkvinny

Amen. 110 guys blabbing about shit they have no idea about.

It's been 3 or 4 years since I've had Iron Pony mount and balance a new front tire. Can they do it with the rotors still attached to the rim? Or, do I need to take them off? Thanks EDIT - I should add that I am obviously taking the rim to them OFF the bike.

Nice car. Bad 16 year old attitude. Do you honestly believe everyone here has never seen a Lingenfelter vette up close and in person? They're built everyday. They're awesome, and I would love to own one some day. Why would you even join this site? To call everyone dumb asses and ask them if they are jealous? Hopefully you're a better person in person.

I will be there open to close tomorrow. Look for a 30-year old guy with a red go-tee pushing a double baby stroller with 1 kid and 1 cooler.

225/what/16 ?

I am posting this for my dad. He has 2 Bonnevilles for sale. They can be seen on Maple Ave in Zanesville. Contact - Fred at 740-452-3712 between 6am and 5pm - This one is an '04, 4 door, V6, auto, loaded - all power, leather, etc, 140k miles. The picture was taken by me when it was dirty. It looks much better now that it's clean. Has nice chrome factory wheels, good tires, runs out well. Dad can answer your questions. Thanks for looking. His other Bonneville is an 04 with ~150k miles for less money. http://www.nurkvinny.com/images/CR/4sale/DSCN2512medium.jpg -Vince

Walmart. $9.99. Laugh when I see $200-$300 worth of plastic hanging on people's noses.

And locked.

I hated that the grand finale was sponsored. Way to force in even MORE advertising into a fucking fireworks show. I'm sure people enjoyed hearing their finale was sponsored by an oil company. Looked good on tv.

See, it's also very important to point out here that the above statement is false as it applies to this forum. Your free speech is not protected here. By being here, you agree to abide by some pretty simple rules, including the one that myself, and other Mods and Admins agree that you broke. Maybe I should put it a different way... you CAN say ANYthing you want to. You just need to be prepared to handle the consequences of doing so.

In summary: Car listed for sale. Thread-shitting occurs Thread-shitter is warned. Thread-shitter sends 4 PMs to Mod because he does not care. Thread shitter feels he was wronged. Mod queries CR community CR community speaks. Thread-shitter sticks to his "side" of story and agrees with MegamanExe. Motion to close thread?

I'm not looking to e-beat on him. He told me I was wrong and I offered to ask the entire board their opinion.

Absolutely. Via a PM to the seller.

The problem with this argument is that there wasn't an offer made. "That thing has high miles, I would never pay $2500 for that" is not an offer. It is thread-shitting, and the faster everybody gets that through their heads, the better. I see the member this thread is about has decided not to reply. His choice, I guess. EDIT. In a lovely ironic moment, I just discovered that said member will not accept less than $2000 for his cosmetically-challenged 1995 Ford Taurus.

Now, wasn't that a fun game? Everyone's input has been useful. I don't blame anyone for contacting a Mod if they feel they were screwed over or mistreated. But, there is a major difference between, "hey man, I think I was within the rules. Why do you think I broke them?" and "I'm glad you enjoy being big man on campus behind your computer screen. Screw this shit." I'm a nice guy in person; just ask me.

I was trying to figure out how to state the rule better going forward. The rule should specify that both categories of posts will be deleted: irrelevant posts and posts criticizing a price.

Perhaps, "Posts that are not relevant or publicly criticize an asking price, will be deleted." would be better.?.?

Here you go folks, your chance to play Virtual CR Mod for a night. There is a member who seems to think I am picking on him, wrongfully deleting his posts while leaving other people's in place, and generally being "big man on campus" as he puts it. Here is the situation. Member A posts a car for $2500. Member B makes the following post: "I'd consider taking a look at it, but not for $2,500.00. Car has 155,000 miles on it. I wouldn't pay more than $1500.00 for a car with that many miles." Member B is warned that this explicitly violates this rule, which is posted at the top of every For Sale section: Do not post off topic replies, this can be done through PM. Posts that are not relevant, including criticizing an asking price, will be deleted. Member B insults me, accuses me of hiding behind my computer, picking on him, etc, etc. Soooooo, YOU BE THE MOD. Did his post violate the rule we have posted in the Corral Section or not? Did I pick on him, or did he deserve it? Believe it or not, we aren't here to pick on anyone, and I would argue I have a good reputation for being fare. This particular guy feels differently. I could make this a lot longer, but there is cold beer in my fridge.

R.I.P. I just lost my Grandpa also. Sorry for your loss.

All - I accidentally deleted all posts - sorry. I have restored it the best I can. For those that have shit in this thread and violated the Corral rules. Your next offense = a 3 day ban. Do not criticize an asking price in this section. PM the seller. Get it?

You tell us.

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Slap any other battery in there and test the charging output. 13-14 good. More usually bad.

I see; you did post late Monday night in another thread that you got sick Saturday night. A lot of good that did any of us on Sunday. Oh well, nothing more for me to say here. I vented and I have learned my lesson.

I have 1 ticket that is good for any of these dates - http://www.superchevyshow.com/08sched.html These go for $22-$25 each. $5 picked up in Pataskala or buy me a beer someday.