greenvwbeetle
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 8, 03 12:48 PM
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dear sweeet neon your goddam car is a waste of nitrous (applause )
THank you.............
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LS4_454
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 8, 03 1:46 PM
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(_____)
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SweetNeon
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 8, 03 2:27 PM
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go play your video games little kid
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LS4_454
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 8, 03 3:49 PM
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Hmmm,( )
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MrPeabody
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 8, 03 5:01 PM
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As opposed to a new beetle, which would "not" be a waste of nitrious. Go buy a 150 shot and tell us how fast it is... tick tick boom.
-Ben
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hooyeah
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 8, 03 5:26 PM
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wonder how many shots from a 10 pound sledge a beetle can handle......
what if the hokey pokey really is what it's all about?
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uglystick
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Re: sweet car Posted Mon Feb 10, 03 1:09 PM
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yeah the sport switch was on...he told me it changed the way the vanos system worked. evidently not quite.
i had it floored. gradual but it was all the way to the floor when i hit 3rd.
phenomenal car all around. very nice.
jason
Project Junkyard Greyhound - '75 BMW 3.0 CS; Korman Twin Turbo, Custom Intake w/ Integrated Water to Air Intercooler; Rayjay Adjustible Wastegate; Haltech E6K; 6 Speed?
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SweetNeon
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 22, 03 9:14 PM
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why would a clutch in a m3 cost that much, im not a bmw expert but i changed a clutch in a m3 for the first time and it took me 4 hrs, why would it cost so much?
dum da dum dum dummmmmmmmmmm
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Phatmatt
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 22, 03 10:33 PM
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dear fag, you are a adolescent bitch with no car. (applause)
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MrPeabody
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Re: sweet car Posted Sat Feb 22, 03 10:44 PM
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Actually, Jason dealed out a nice bitching last week and the turd hasn't been back since 
-BEn
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Phatmatt
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Re: sweet car Posted Sun Feb 23, 03 6:44 PM
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then that does call for applause.
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LS4_454
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Re: sweet car Posted Sun Feb 23, 03 9:48 PM
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Damn dude that was a month ago! Usually the drivers frys the clutch so bad they rip the material right off the disc and run the rivets into the flywheel and just that part is around $600-700. 4 hours, should have been done in two, tops. Dont you get to use air tools yet or do they only let you use the Fisher Price ones?
How about that "new" job back here in the valley? Did it come through?
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SweetNeon
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Re: sweet car Posted Mon Feb 24, 03 6:36 AM
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you would THINK, that some rich guy who owns a new m3 would take there cars in for services RIGHT? hence the owner would be aware when that clutch would have to be changed before that would happen am a RIGHT or am i RIGHT?
dum da dum dum dummmmmmmmmmm
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SweetNeon
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Re: sweet car Posted Mon Feb 24, 03 8:09 AM
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new job didnt come through, so now im focusing on my realestate license, im greedy i need to make 6 figures to put up with this life or i mite as well kill my self
dum da dum dum dummmmmmmmmmm
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hooyeah
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Re: sweet car Posted Mon Feb 24, 03 1:31 PM
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shoot for that 5 figures neon
what if the hokey pokey really is what it's all about?
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