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2000 Ford F150 4x4. Power windows, locks, mirrors. A/C, cruise control. 140,000 miles. This truck has given me very few troubles, no major break downs. Unfortunately i travel for work every day, and need some better gas mileage. Things you should be aware of. Some body rust is present. Tailgate, side of bed, and at bottom of doors. Not terrible, but its there. Tailgate is dented, and there are a couple minor dings and scratches on the bed and front bumper. Will need rear brake pads and possibly rotors, probably wouldn't hurt to have U-joints replaced. If you are handy, this should cost no more than about $200 bucks from an auto parts store. Clean title 2nd owner. Email for more info, or to see. $4000 OBO. PM me with your email for pics.

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1) teach your kid how to defend himself. 2). Send him back to school, let them work it out. IMHO pulling from school only gives this kid more ammo when he returns. Let your kid clean his clock one good time, bullying will cease.

Pony powersports will. Have your buddy call Lenny there tomorrow. He is the sales manager.

Pony Powersports is looking to hire a service writer, in our quickly growing service department. Previous experience in service or parts is a plus. Fast paced work environment, where great customer service is a priority. Weekends a must. Email resume's to service@ponypowersports.com

I grew up in that era, and remember this as well. I was just thinking the other day about how the gulf war was the last time I could truly remember people coming together, being patriotic and supporting our military. I remember my grandparents taking me to a parade for the troops on a saturday, we all wore something that represented our country, and i can remember my grandfather giving me a Desert storm hat to wear as well. Anyone else feel like most of the population is so far stuck up their own ass that they can't see what piss poor shape this place is in?

check out the Tru gel batteries at Pony. 2 yr. warranty. They do need to be charged up properly before install though. They are supposed to be charged and ready to install, but i have seen a few that weren't, and until they were charged properly, didn't work right. I'm betting if you PM the right guy, you might even find yourself a deal......

Yep- I would silicone around the edges of the plate, and maybe even cover the entire backside lightly, set it in place and let the silicone hold it. Then pre-drill where you want to screw it in. Finally I would use self tapper sheet metal screws with inset washers, and silicone each screw for before running it in.

www.researchalloys.com DIY-You can buy diamond plate by 4x8 sheet from these guys. Cut it with a roto zip or circular saw with metal blade. Install with sheet metal screws and silicone.

Absolutely- Bring them by the service department, Ask for Chris. I'll even take care of your disposal fees for your troubles.

http://tax.ohio.gov/divisions/communications/publications/annual_reports/2007_Annual_Report/replacement_tire_fee_07.pdf For your reading pleasure....

I think maybe we have some mis-communication. I bet you were charged $1 per tire for state tire tax. The description on your receipt probably reads something like "tire environmental fee". IP charges the state tire tax where applicable, and disposal (which is $1.50 per) is only charged when the tires are being installed there and old tires are being disposed by IP. In either case the clerk should have been more clear when explaining. If you want to PM me the name of the person you dealt with, I will speak with that person. Also PM me your phone number and i will make sure you weren't charged incorrectly.

take it to pony powersports, they will fix you up with all new yamaha parts

http://www.armslist.com/posts/151494/columbus-ohio-handguns-for-sale-ruger-security-six $275 for anyone interested from here.