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Anyone know how to uninstall it? :confused:

You know, out of all the experiences I had in the military, all the stupid stunts I pulled when I was a teenager, all the idiotic things I did attributed to just being a testosterone riddled man, I have to say the scariest thing I ever experienced would be a tie between two things : First was...

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You make VERY good points with the part of your post I didn't quote, so please don't think I'm picking on you, but I think the Japanese might disagree with you..... ;)

Oops, forums were borked there, ended up a double post. Sorry.

Well, my wife's 1995 Neon has around 135,000 on it. But it's not the original engine (as some of you are testament to. My 1986 Toyota has 196,000 all original miles on it. But my current champion is my old rusty but trusty truck. 336,000 miles on the original engine and only a minor...

*looks out window at snow that's been there for over a month* *wanders out of thread whistling*

I could answer that, but I'd probably be Permabanned for it.... ;)

Oh, and how hard is it to take one of these add a little from one of these And come up with something the coalition fighters won't shoot at? Anyways, I'm out of here. I've had enough of this crap to last me a lifetime. Have fun with your forums.

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There are times where I wish I could just scream. Reserve units have the IDENTICAL training that active duty units do. What you are probably confusing them with are National Guard units. So, just on that basis alone, both you and dirtydog can take your uneducated (on this subject) opinions...

When starting the wife's car - Walk up to front door of house, press button on remote starter. 15 minutes later, go out to already warm car and drive away. When starting the old truck - Go out, unplug block heater, turn key on to let electric fuel pump fill carb, press pedal twice to prime...

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If I was to do it, the only type of car I'd use is a Moller Skycar!! :D

I was going to do a full resto on a 240Z when I was in Cali. Got the car, dragged it home (it was a fair basket case), started to pull it apart. Then I discovered a few minor things that turned me off it. Mostly the folded and straightened body panels indicating it had been in at least one...

Being a cab, that rear panel is actually going to be replaceable, unlike ahardtop where it extends into the roof. So a quick sorting of replacement panels, a double check that the filler neck and tube aren't damaged, then a respray, and it looks like everything will be back to normal. Glad...

Abraham, I think you're thinking of the Corbin Merlin (also in a roadster). Andy, they actually handle quite well. The guys from Orange County Choppers (Discovery Channel's American Chopper) did a little spiel on them and were genuinely impressed. I've never tried one, but if I ever have...

Looks like someone stole Corbin's idea for the Merlin.....

I was going to make a lengthy post regarding theis subject, but after reading a few of the replies, I realise it's pointless. There's just too many people are convinced that every US serviceman is a bloodthirsty, trigger happy moron with no training and 100% acccurate and available intel on all...

Can we hope and pray for it to become permenant? ;)