G. David Felt

+1, I totally agree with you on these Giovanni's

All my after market Rims have had the double stick taped weights and even going 4x4 I have not lost them, yet the edge clamp on weights I have lost going 4x4. I personally like the tape on weights that go on the inside of the tire. They should have just done a better job of concealing them. Lazy person who did the balance.

Soda

Toyota's in an accident cost you big money! $h!ting in an accident cost you Nothing but relief +1 $h!

We'll since the dealership is over 3 hrs away, i have emailed and called and will follow up with another call in the morning. If the answers to my questions are good enough for me then I will probably pull the trigger. It does look really good. Will keep you all updated. Thanks for the support and thanks Camino for giving me the bug!

Anger

:rotflmao: Total Classic quote!

Rod as in Rodney Dangerfield!

I suggest you either email to Discount Tires web site the photo and they will identify them or stop by if you have one by you and ask to have them identified.

Rod as in lighting Rod

Frosty Float

dad

Bootylichous

Yummy fattening drinks.

Thanks for posting, those are some sweet rides. Love the audi.

G8's are a rare bread here in Seattle, WA. The few I have seen are all private ownership and they have all been really nice.

Damn you Camino, You gave me the bug to move forward on getting my own 2 door GMC Yukon. I am now going to go check out this one I just found. 1994 2 Door GMC Yukon This baby is awesome.

Rasberry

I stand corrected! :rotflmao:

Rabbits on Cocain

Way to go Camino, I look forward to hearing all about it and much more pics along with more info on the driveline clunk and of course any other dirt you find. I think you should start a thread in the forum on "Project Blazer" Then you can post your pics and all the inside dirt on what you are going to do with this new baby. just in time for the holiday weekend.

Bratwurst "When only the Biggest and best will do!"

Womans Best Friend! :AH-HA_wink:

Lets just say that the late 70's and early 80's were the forgotten years of the auto industry and that is a good thing considering the junk everyone including the asian and europeans put out.

Z-06 thanks for posting, that was very insitefull. We truly are in trying and changing times.