Clifford Automotive

If you think a leak is coming form inside, use food coloring in the suspected area, or put a cheese cloth in and walk away. The cloth will go to the leak, do it a second time to confirm.

+1 Do it right

Ditto this, we are dead on to each other. What amazes me, is my shop bill in never anymore then 150 a month.

Mad Hatter does all my exhaust work.

Thanks guys. Mike's my cousin also. Greg can you take a picture from underneith?

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I dont have any suggestions for you, but I can say I remember when they planted all those trees.

They've been parking cruiser on the bottom floor of the capital square parking garage for quite sometime now. I'll get a picture this week, when I there again.

I can do it for the same, or if you want to spend a little more take it to my cousin Mike at Bob-Boyd who's also mentioned. We give each other work all the time. 202 is Toyota black

We sued 2 people over non compete, and won both times. They are getting a lot better in Columbus for sure. My brother was Asst. Attorney General of Ohio, but now protects the other side while practicing business law. The cases are pretty cut and dry. I can tell you, typically when a company buys another, to make everything official you need to fill out a new Application and all the associated paperwork.

Wood Floors and High Heels! Looks good!

Milage of trip (/) average fuel economy (x) inflated fuel cost. I estimated 600 to drive to Florida and back. Cost me about 550.

No copper is impossible on a building of that age. Anything's worth a try though.

I just threw 3 boxes away that would have worked. Call some bodyshops and see what they have.

If you go to the box stores tonight after they close, I heard they have a grab bag special.

Here my reasoning of having a cell phone. I dont have a cell phone so you can call me, I have a cell phone so I can call you.

What a shame... You're not kidding.

Sad to hear, for all involved. Even if it was a mistake, like we've all made, I'd hate to be insensitive about the situation.

Everyone out here is having a garage sale! Wish I could have come through, we need some stuff for Cooper. He's 16 months, and has been in 18+ for the last 3 months.

Yep

Well Kit Cobras aren't worth 800k

And I just noticed that the picture you posted is a scanned copy.

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When you want to hit up the BW3 DT let me know. Its a hop, skip, and a jump.

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