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today, class, we will study the advantage of reading comprehension skills.

happy birthday yo some party entertainment some party guests maybe some birthday music have a good one z

no offense towards you, the black with white stripes looks sweet, but if i'm droppin 43 grand on something its cause i threw 10K as down payment for a vette.

my dad had a burgundy 87 ss and he had white spots come up after it rained on the car with the hood warm. he'd have to buff and wax it every month to keep them at bay. we never figured out what was up with that but we suspect the clearcoat was bad and the water was getting into it somehow.

a red late model convertible viper, and a delorean. needed a polish though there werent any cars sailing off the road in a blinded frenzy. hehe

dont be blu heheh its a daily driver, and when he isnt driving it he drives a top banana challenger se. they are both in about the same shape but they are drivers.

the only silver lining i can begin to see positive is the 87 model year cut off.

i saved up this week buick skyhawk ( could have sworn it was a monza ) for galaxie 500 skyliner(?) bmw racer at the local fudruckers a real or faked skyline i think it was even rt hand drive. pontiac ventura 73-4? the rarely seen douche-a-parkamus. perfectly healthy creature that parks in handicap parking spots because, well, he's a douche. i wanted to make an honest man out of him... and last but not least the local GM dealer has a white solstice targa. not a bad pic for driving by around 40mph hehe

there was a high school kid beating around in a green 93-96 v6 firebird with one exiting behind each rear wheel to the side, with the turn downs pointed up...

sweet come down here to anderson and get the 20 or so i have to look at on the way to work everyday. the toyo dealership can use the space for the cars that are selling around here

why thank you. has an L48 350/300hp small block... well it did, its a 355 now, 2"airgap 2x4bbl 500cfm edelbrock carbs, dart 180 heads, with a comp 274 xtreme energy cam. its supposed to be scratchin around 400hp +/- 10 with the th350 and auburn 3.73 posi im getting gas footage these days

i'd call this guy up and ask cash or check. have you ever seen a better use for an old walmart?

sigh... i is too late as well. what part of GEee ooor GEA? thats round my parts just dont blink you'll miss us hehe

someone had an aerocoupe version of this on ebay just a few days ago. the owner had put 17" torque thrusts on it, but more important was the Buick GN powertrain he had snuck underneath it. it was sweet.

i remember the OEM tires on my dads 94 z28 were the goodyear eagles. they were toast in about 25K miles waaaaay to soft of a street compound and when we went to replace them with OEM again it was $850 (in 1995) ouch. i think falkens went on it instead, it just got its 3rd set about 2 years ago 64K miles currently on the clock. i believe it is sporting the yokohamas this go round. ive always wanted to use that hehe

that is a serious hit to flare out that fender and kick up the frame.

i know you said GM but have you thought about AMC? they have a lot of cool lookin, under appreciated cars 66 rambler rebel 68 ambassador 68 amc javelin 70 javelin 70 Grand prix

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I am trying to focus less on the national or even global picture to an extent. I keep tabs on the local and state and important issuess, but what will be, will be. I am focusing more on my direct needs for the while. Upcoming house purchase, paying off the impala's loan, a serious relationship. i am going to put most of my energy into the community and to my family and to heck with everything else. isolationalism has perks and drawbacks, but on an individual's local level i think there is a need for it right now. once i get the house i am going to start searching for that next project. my great aunt has a 63 ss 327 4sp black on red original owner. there is a guy at my church with a 71-72 camaro in pieces maybe i can snag. there is even an orange 74 pontiac formula 400 tucked in the woods on the way to my girlfriends house. who knows what the future holds. "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Matthew 6:34

nothing says mind your p's and q's like a .44 629 S&W or a 45 colt peacmaker

hmm... look no further than hurricane katrina to prove that point.

wrong, im conservative and i thought about buying it for kicks hehehe this was on jalopnik about 2 months ago i think.

and throw rotten fruits at her.

+1 www.rombay.com

so anyway, its not so much that we are against buick its just that, well, the stupid chinese have all the good ones.