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Bummer...come fly with my instructor sometime, that will fix everything. Sorry NEVER gona happen

Me too normally but as I said a soft spot

Thought my eyes were playing games even though I had my readers on?

Is that a Buick Tri Shield in the parking light?

Love it just missing the right shifter, engine is fine though more power wouldn't be kicked. The Olds looks to be a Cutty & I prefer senior cars over juniors with exceptions(2dr Chevelle wagons). I have a soft spot for F/S GP's and 2+2's

Man IDK but the crank start handle is long reaching the engine under the seat. The flex in that thing must be tremendous. The thinking in those days! Maybe a kick starter operated from the driving position so as not to be run over would've worked

Tough to blackmail your own banker err Master?

That's good wouldn't want to spoil their ride I on the other hand was given a bad trip at age 9 and still wont step foot into a helicopter not any problem with fixed wing aircraft, I've had about 10hrs rt seat time.

By David Shepardson Detroit News Washington Bureau 7 Comments The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Tuesday it has opened investigations into rust issues on older vans and minivans built by General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. The NHTSA said in documents posted on its website that it had opened preliminary investigations into 17,165 2003 Chevrolet Express vans over fuel leaks and into 63,000 2004 Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey minivans over severe corrosion in rear wheel wells. The GM probe is focused on Express vans with a left-hand door behind the door. The fuel filter pipe might corrode and leak fuel, the NHTSA said. The agency said it has received five complaints from "salt-belt" states — areas that use road salt during winter months — over rust issues on Express vans. The NHTSA said in the Express vans under investigation, the fuel filler pipe is farther back than on vans not equipped with a left-side passenger door. As a result, the filler pipe routes through the rear wheel well, which exposes the filler pipe to road debris and water spray by the rear tire http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20111227/AUTO01/112270382/1148/auto01/Feds-investigating-80-000-older-Ford-GM-vehicles-rust-issues And yet frames can rust out W/O a recall

But did anyone "loose their cookies"?

The interior looks fine other than that console it looks like a cartoon not fitting in with the rest of the interior, exterior yes inside no.

Try to find an OD unit

Yeah you can play in our park if you develop new tech here while you are tethered to our companies while sharing info.

pint

First thing I thought since it is BMW that we're talking about

Lest we forget it's his decision to make we should remember that foremost.

refreshment

Good luck!

I don't think clean sheet means what was done before couldn't be revisited,

Think of all the Toyota P/U owners that could use this route?????????????

Thanx but that brought back sad memories glad you got pix of it

Probably a THM200

Inventory reduction more than plant updates or both?

"MAYBE a NEW home for my regular CD SHOWCASE radio shows?" http://www.wsdichicago.com/ Good luck with it Cort

HB Roger better late than never