Here are some pics, all can be seen at http://s43.photobucket.com/albums/e361/D.../?start=80

Gas Bill: $120

Hotel: $100

Entry: $10














Getting 2nd place in a Mustang Race car over an All Show, no Go camaro....priceless. (he got 3rd.)

Thanks guys for putting on a great show, despite the weather, wouldn't have missed it for the world, sorry I couldn't stay for the after party.











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Yes, we still had a car show, so those of you who bailed, you suck.

A Tundra.... lmao!









It was such a good deal I couldn't pass it up. Went in to just talk with the Toyota dealer to see what deals they had and such, and left in this truck. It has the extended cab like I want, power everything, a decent sound system, A/T, cap for the bed. One of the glaring flaws obviously is that the rear slider window is busted out. I was going to have them replace it, but I lowballed them so bad on the price and was literally walking out the door when they said they would meet my price if I took care of the window privately (they'd have to pay their service department to do it, as well as labor. Apparently their service department operates independently from them). No problem, I'll have Blue Ridge Auto Glass get me a new slider or find one at a junkyard.

It has some minor body dings and dents, but otherwise it's in pretty good shape. It's the V6 version which I'm fine with because I'm not really doing any towing. 110,400 miles. I'm hoping since it's a Yota it will last another 100,000 like my other one. Price?

$12,000 out the door. Tax, tags, all fees. The only real killer is going to be insurance, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized it would be worth it to pay a little more in the long run to have a truck that *hopefully* I don't have to worry about breaking down on me every other day.

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request a brochure for the A3 and they'll supposedly send you a 32MB USB drive. not a lot of info capacity, but hey, its free

So, I am bringing my friend's car to the show tomorrow. I might detail the rest of the car there, but I won't be able to do that unless I have a power supply. Here I am asking anyone out there if they would please bring some sort of power supply if they can...I will greatly appreciate it. Oh yeah, I have extension cords, but nothing to plug it into. Thanks!

Just thought I would share the birthday cake that my parents had made for my 21st. Even has MM on it. Definitely was not expecting to see my car on a cake at any point in my life... :lol:



I was pretty impressed by it.

Ok guys, I'm having a big ass party tonight at my apartment so you're all invited. We're going to have 2 or 3 kegs and a few cases so it should be a good time. I live in 1040 K South View and I imagine that things will be going by 10 or so. If you aren't blown away by the fast-approaching hurricane then come on out. I guess that's all I got, let me know if you have any questions, my im is Yahosh, see ya later.

Not good.

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These are for sale used on turbododge.com. Yes I know they are not engine related and will not really help the car get on the road any faster. But I am making money and the car won't make it anywhere until summer anyway. So I think I should grab deals, no? These retail for $1000ish new w/o shipping. This seller (a TD old-timer) says they were on a C/S Daytona for less then 1K miles. He asked $750 shipped in the thread but here is a piece of a PM from him...

"The best I can do would be $700 shipped, which, when considering the shipping cost of the bundle, is a nice deal. These are very nice parts, and I wasn't just being smarmy saying I'd use them on an '89 Daytona myself. I traded my '89 Daytona Shelby away after people kept running into it, and I really really miss it.

Having the Konis/Eibach setup on my Automatic Shelby Lancer, I can also attest to the quality of the ride. I've never heard anything BAD about the combo, but I really like it as an all-around great set-up of great handling and comfortable ride."

So what do you guys think? I'm almost sure I wanna go for it.

I have 48 Credits for sale, that 1.5 weekends. The first $375 gets them (retail this is 465, a savings of $90). Cash at the Car show talks.