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Great pics

Welcome to SSA.

Welcome to SSA.

There's tons of nice ones for under twelve grand.

And holy chit at the number of used Camaro's in your area.

That Dakota? Find an R/T.

Not likely around here. Small town + the fact that the original owners would either ask what they paid for them 5 years ago or more.

Will think about and let you know.

Yeah ... the road it'll be travelling is a major highway but rarely gets plowed properly. A good set of winter tires will be put on for the winter, and in the spring a quality set of all seasons or summers will be put on. And you know winter up here ... Nice thing is ... they're 155/80R13's, which equates to really cheap to buy - even for a quality tire. Actually, I'm really tempted to just drop $500-$800 and get some nice rims for the summer, but it just doesn't make any sense at all.

Quick details?

If they're something I really wanted, I'd try calling all day for a couple days and then say forget it. Don't know if you're at that point or not. Maybe in the hunt for new amps they'll respond to your e-mail you call you back

We've got a few things already ... But what performance parts are you talking about?

Yeah that's what happens when I leave.

It runs well for being 13 years old. No major problems (knock on wood). Actually, no problems that I'm aware of. It's been a great car. I'll definitely have to do the plugs and wires, then. Seems like cheap insurance. I didn't do the last tuneup ... so looking back at my receipts, I see a "change oil, filter, lube chassis." I have all of the original receipts dating back to 1992 when the vehicle was purchased ... and I don't see anything more than the above on all of them - with the exception of two batteries, front brake pads ('96), [clean+dechoke throttle body, check timing, replace spark plugs, fuel filter, air fliter, replace and bleed brake fluid, change engine oil and filter, tranny fluid, power steering fluid, change engine coolant, and lube everything] = ('95), rebuild front brake rotors and calipers, rear brake cable ('98). I think, ultimately, the best choice for me would be the Platinum ones ... based on what you told me. I'll let the dealership take care of this one. Of course. I'll have to get a list of everything I need and take it to the dealership. I'm not going to fiddle and screw around with things if I can't do the entire thing myself. Appreciate the reply ... thanks a lot.

http://www.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=100319 This one is going to be extremely fun.

Yeah yeah, I knew I would hear about not converting them to miles for you guys

The Mazda gets driven 10 minutes a day - five minutes to location, 5 minutes back home. There's 113, 000 km's on it ... and it's a 1992 - so we are looking at roughly 8700km's / year (last few years have been only 5000km's or so). It's only driven in the city, and like I said, for only 10 minutes a day. It only does the speed limit back and forth, so 60 km/h. So it barely gets used, right? Come September, it'll go from 10 minutes a day, to almost an hour a day @ 90-100 km/h speeds. 30 km's each way, for a total of around 60 km's every day. 50 extra km's per day than what it does now. Total mileage per year will pretty much double. So I'm wondering, in August, is there anything special I need to look into doing? I change the oil, lube the chassis, typical needs every 3500-4500km's or so like your typical family car. I'm basically asking if it's worth doing a complete system flush; changing the plugs; etc or just go ahead with the regular oil change, etc. Something in my head says that I'll be fine ... something else says do a complete overhaul of things that can be replaced during tune ups. Aaron, Ryan, Nick ... need your thoughts

Yes and no. Moreso no than yes. It'll either be dual 8's or 10's, or a single 12". I'm tempted to wait for the Brahma's or Tumults. W7's are looking really good at this point, though. It'll either be ID, Koda, or a set from JL. As for amps ... I don't have a clue right now.

Heh ... bastard

4:20 haha ... eight fortie divided bi too haRdc0r3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That was the nice part about going to university in the states. That and 5 cent wing day. where'd you go ? Centralia, EO @ La Grande, and WSU. Maybe I'll post a pic or two of the old school letterman jackets

I have your address you want me to send you some? LOL ... food in the mail equates to a whole bunch of government bullchit unfortunately. Well that sucks...I tried If you live really close to the border, they have actual 4' x 8' road signs on the US side basically telling you not to transport food across the border unless is has been approved blah blah blah ... that's all I've been able to read over the past few years - always too busy keeping your goddamn eyes peeled for those state trooper / highway patrol pricks.

That was the nice part about going to university in the states. That and 5 cent wing day.

I have your address you want me to send you some? LOL ... food in the mail equates to a whole bunch of government bullchit unfortunately.

I've only been grateful enough to enjoy two soft meat burritos with sour cream every March for the past few years. That's all. Two per year.