lemosley01

This is sitting in my garage and since no one has bought it and I'm tired of it taking space, whoever wants it can come get it. PM me or e-mail at lemosley01@gmail.com

I ordered my heated vest just yesterday. I'll get or make some hippo hands and maybe add electric grips or gloves - should be good everyday other than when it snows or is icy.

You know, that sounds fun. I might start doing that just to screw with them. I hate that place. If it got hit by a meteor, I would have a party, as would many people, I'm sure.

You're getting old I know what you mean though. I sat on a 749 - nice bike, horrible for street duty though. I can't see the 999 or this one being any better. But then, a Ferrari isn't practical for the street - I'd still drive one, though. It should have a very usable powerband - being a twin and all, it will have it's grunt in the mid-range, where you need it.

Oooooo...That bike is the whole Supermodel, not just the boobies!

All the other cats are fixed and the new one is a female. There is another male in the house (that we've had longer than this one). Who knows what a cat thinks?

Rob - thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, the multi-box thing doesn't work for him. The other cats are fine, just this one being uncooperative. He's always been like this (atitude-wise). I think he just got the point of 'not going to take it anymore'. I think he would be fine in a one pet home. Don't think she'll get rid of the other 3 cats to make him an only cat, though.

4 year old male cat, declawed and neutered. Hasn't had his shots this year, but he is an indoor cat (as are the other 3) and has never been outside. No fleas. Black cat, with some white on him. The bad: He has an attitude problem - sometimes he is nice, sometimes he isn't nice, most of the time he wants to be left alone. At times he couldn't care less about us, but other times, when my wife leaves, he will sit at the door and cry. He has also been known to bite when he doesn't want to be held. Maybe he has the cat equivalent of bipolar. Or maybe he is just retarded. The main reason for getting rid of him is he has now decided to pee in our house. I think he is pissed that we brought in another cat during the summer and still hasn't gotten over it. He has been raised with two other cats, but I think the kitten was too much for him, so I would say it's a safe bet he is an 'only pet' type of cat. I'm giving this 7 days, and then he goes away.

I would have been scared if I had been lined up against that offensive tackle Michigan has. That guy looked like a mountain on TV - can't imagine what he would look like in life.

Oh please, neither is OSU. They just got lucky, according to the media. If this game had been played on the the moon on a day not ending in '-ay', then Michigan would have won, and they would have cancelled the National Title game, because there would be no point. GO BUCKS!!! SCREW BLUE!!

3.8L engine built by Ford.

Pics to lemosley01@gmail.com I think I'm going to need these for my 5 lug swap. Interested in a set of ponies in trade?

Hoblick, I might be interested in that conversion kit you have. You say it converts from drums to disc and 4-lug to 5-lug?

Call you the day of? I'll get you in my phone and setup a reminder.

I have given that some thought as well. I assume there is a warning light that it activates. How often do these things crap out?

Matt, ding ding!! You and Rob put me on the right track and I pretty much confirmed it through the Turbotbird forums. Apparently, they are prone to leaking. I just had no idea what to call it to start looking. Thanks for the help. Looks like part # F2AZ-6C624-B and F2AZ-6C626-B (gasket). Who has the local Ford parts hookup?

Oil pressure switch? Maybe a dumb question, but what is it used for?

Mustang has an oil leak - not huge, but it is dripping on the garage floor, and my wife doesn't like that. 88 Thunderbird turbocoupe engine. It looks like the leak is coming from a sensor, or whatever it is, located right above the oil drain bolt on the driver side and has a single wire coming out of it. There was a blue rubbery piece that was actually pulled out of it it so I pushed that back in, but after running the car for a few minutes, there was a single drip of oil underneath of it. Anyone know what this part is and if it is even capable of leaking oil?

Thanks, Rob - I'll give you a call tomorrow and see what's up - maybe I can get off work early to get the battery.

Mustang has an oil leak - not huge, but it is dripping on the garage floor, and my wife doesn't like that. 88 Thunderbird turbocoupe engine. It looks like the leak is coming from a sensor, or whatever it is, located right above the oil drain bolt on the driver side and has a single wire coming out of it. There was a blue rubbery piece that was actually pulled out of it it so I pushed that back in, but after running the car for a few minutes, there was a single drip of oil underneath of it. Anyone know what this part is and if it is even capable of leaking oil?

Sweet - let us know if you'll have a booth. Gives us some place to hang out and BS if we get bored.

Dave - what is 58-60? Where do you work? Rob, I don't get off work myself until 6pm. Where do you work? Matt, Optimas are nice, but not $150 worth of nice.

4 cyl 2.3/turbo. Anyone work at a NTB or somesuch near Georgesvillye Road (southwest side of Columbus). I'd rather give the money for a battery to someone on here than joe-blow at a Vatozone.

Are you saying Ford continued to build and sell SN95 mustangs through Summer of 2005 or that the first S197s were SN95 (Fox) chasis? SN95 might have been built through summer of 2005 (not that I know of, but maybe), but they are not consider model-year 2005 - they are 2004 mustangs. Sorry dude, when you say 2005 Mustang, that means new body-style, which also happens to be what Ford means as well. Just trying to prevent confusion.

Don't you mean 99-04 mustangs? Ford changed to the S197 body style in 2005. I don't believe the parts will interchange.