starkmaster03

Do you care it business wise or just have a lot personally?

That was funny as hell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yModOHmXuTk

So...No cars and coffee tomorrow?

Research Alloy didnt have it in steel but they did in aluminum which will work. Thanks for the advise.

Great, headed to Metro Industries now so that should be close.

I need two 6" square plates in a 1/2" thick. Does anyone know where I could get them today around town?

I've got the iPhone 5 on order for work but I downloaded iOS6 in the meantime. My iPhone 4S took 4 minutes to download and about 10 for the complete upgrade. My iPad2 took 5 minutes to download and about the same to complete. I did the upgrade at 1:30 yesterday.

Do you use exchange? My exchange email had the VIP but also the Flagged file as well which is nice for a quick look up. I thought that I heard that the iPad was going to get Siri?

I read the comments as well. How is it not a family car in the sadan version? Guess I need my head examined.

I have a complete Fiero 2.8 I'm trying to get rid of...

If only they were set for 5 point harnesses.

Thanks, I haven't made a decision yet. I have looked a Delta and Jet and have read some bad reviews on the Deltas.

I actually looked at those last night and they had a stand up model for $200 but I wasn't familiar with the name. I also found this at tractor supply which I'm thinking about unless I buy something used. I've found a few Jet and Delta presses on CL but I'm lyre about buying one from CL. http://www.tractorsupply.com/black-bull-trade-drill-press-with-laser-guide-work-light-16-speed-3900673

I'm thinking about going out and buying a drill press today. What brands are recommended. What to should I look for when buying one. Anyone have one that they are thinking of getting rid of?

Yeah between that and wings and rings, we are set.

Cordell and I are about to get something. I'm thinking Canes.

I third the having a stock balancer

Here is another angle that I found today

My dad saw a Lamborghini out side of that place one day and we were wondering what that place was.

Guess that's why they drive them through the 55 gallon drums. It adds more character.

I really didn't want to cut my car up either but since I've run into a few fueling issues, I'm glad that I cut it to begin with. It has made every time since then a breeze.

I've seen that a number of times. We call that a clocked rotor.

Never heard of Kirk but was talking about Bob just last week.

It took a long time for me as well at the Morse Road location.