Posted by Duz185, Apr 25, 2008 at 6:58 am
well hurry up and go make those cards and I'll stick one on the wiper next time I see it and pray to god I don't get shot at.
You've been having so much bad luck lately I wouldn't be surprised!
Posted by Duz185, Apr 25, 2008 at 3:30 am
Dealer Service
in forum Local Services
I think that would throw me for such a loop that I wouldn't know what to say. I'd probably give you a WTF look, tell you to slow down, and send you on your way.
Disclaimer: "The above response in no way represents a typical reaction from any LEO other than the one posting. Try it at your own risk."
Disclaimer: "The above response in no way represents a typical reaction from any LEO other than the one posting. Try it at your own risk."
It would depend what car he was driving though. I agree if he was in the Diablo. In the pervert van though, he would probably get put in jail for being a sick, demented, and drugged up psychopath.
Posted by Duz185, Apr 23, 2008 at 4:36 pm
photography thread
in forum Showroom
Nothing a little photoshop can't fix.
(Sorry Webby)
Posted by Duz185, Apr 23, 2008 at 8:54 am
photography thread
in forum Showroom
Nice Pics!!
We went to Hilton Head a couple of weeks ago and hooked up with an old friend who also owns a Pantera. Its 600 HP with a stroked 395 crate engine! He was doing doughnuts on dry pavement!!!
Anyway, he owns a production studio and does music videos, photography, media this, media that... and he offered to take a foto shoot of us on the same beach in Savannah where he filmed the music video for John Mellencamp's "This is our country".
We went to Hilton Head a couple of weeks ago and hooked up with an old friend who also owns a Pantera. Its 600 HP with a stroked 395 crate engine! He was doing doughnuts on dry pavement!!!
Anyway, he owns a production studio and does music videos, photography, media this, media that... and he offered to take a foto shoot of us on the same beach in Savannah where he filmed the music video for John Mellencamp's "This is our country".
Posted by Duz185, Apr 15, 2008 at 5:56 am
If further work is needed, this shop comes highly recommended.
J & K Welding
8701 Pendelton Pike
Steve Knowles - owner
(317) 898-5988
J & K Welding
8701 Pendelton Pike
Steve Knowles - owner
(317) 898-5988
Posted by Duz185, Apr 14, 2008 at 5:10 am
Great work Bill! Its too bad you couldn't maintain your restoration business. Would you ever consider starting it up again?
Posted by Duz185, Mar 31, 2008 at 7:32 am
Thanks Webby!
Posted by Duz185, Mar 28, 2008 at 5:48 am
Webby, I'd like
PRIMAL@midwestscc.com
If possible.
Thanks!
PRIMAL@midwestscc.com
If possible.
Thanks!
This is wierd...I can't get it to read "PRIMAL@midwestscc.com"?
Posted by Duz185, Mar 28, 2008 at 5:47 am
Webby, I'd like
PRIMAL@midwestscc.com
If possible.
Thanks!
PRIMAL@midwestscc.com
If possible.
Thanks!
Posted by Duz185, Mar 19, 2008 at 5:38 am
On the bright side, you didn't have to hear the term "body parts".
It was the middle of February, 10 degrees out and night time. I had pulled out of the drive way and down the hill. As I gained speed I noticed it didn't have the jettison feeling it normally had when the turbos kicked in. As I hit the bottom of the hill, going about 40, the back end went out as I popped the clutch. I was on black ice. We hit the tree hard and when I opened my eyes, I saw the hood of the car bent up and the background rotating behind the tree in slow motion. I can still see it.
Aside from a sore chests from the seat belts and a bloddy lip, no one was hurt. My presciption glasses had fallen but I found them in the pocket on my door as I got out. When I put them on I realized something was wrong with my eyes. I couldn't see clearly any more. As my buddy came around, he looked at me and said "Hey, you're wearing my glasses!".
The car was totaled, sold the carcass and went on vacation to a warm beach somewhere.
The end.
It was the middle of February, 10 degrees out and night time. I had pulled out of the drive way and down the hill. As I gained speed I noticed it didn't have the jettison feeling it normally had when the turbos kicked in. As I hit the bottom of the hill, going about 40, the back end went out as I popped the clutch. I was on black ice. We hit the tree hard and when I opened my eyes, I saw the hood of the car bent up and the background rotating behind the tree in slow motion. I can still see it.
Aside from a sore chests from the seat belts and a bloddy lip, no one was hurt. My presciption glasses had fallen but I found them in the pocket on my door as I got out. When I put them on I realized something was wrong with my eyes. I couldn't see clearly any more. As my buddy came around, he looked at me and said "Hey, you're wearing my glasses!".
The car was totaled, sold the carcass and went on vacation to a warm beach somewhere.
The end.