Penguin4x4

electric pump and some assorted gaskets ordered for the Whaler today as well

bad A/C on the E55 just turned out to be a leaky dryer and shot o-rings blasts arctic air through the vents now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5qCK2c-ZvQ holy shit Texans did something admirable for once

driver mounted window switch for the rear passenger door went out in the Blue Meanie; apparently everything I drive turns to shit New Camaros on the showroom look funny as hell with those truck sized tires, BTW

accidentally my ass

transcribing notes off my digital recorder much easier than trying to write everything down in class, though, and this way I get to hear the lecture twice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfFfqMR6uK0

Several people; there might be a lawsuit or two floating around if memory serves

:+1:

Good news is, its not ringworm bad news is, its poison ivy

Me either...

Useful! Why ? Especially in a well designed link system. No shit. I can't even figure out how they'd work in this instance. That was my reaction; here are Lakewood's offerings These are for listed for '64-'77 GM's These are listed for '78-87 GM's These are listed for '79-'95 Mustangs/Capris Competition Engineering sells similar kits as well :puzzled:

Random Question: traction bars on a rear coil sprung link suspension: useful or a waste of time and money?

Machete is easily the best 5 bucks I've spent in a while

they make the sedan as well with the same engine Hence the "sacrificing interior and trunk space" part super sedans/wagons > *

the coupe is nice, I guess, but you end up sacrificing interior and trunk space for very little, if any, performance gain.

http://gawker.com/5634553/castro-socialism-doesnt-even-work-for-us-anymore irony?