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Damn. Missed it by this much.

A new Monte Carlo on Zeta would get my money before the awesome new Camaro. There, I said it.

Um... 1954 Pontiac Parisienne?

Well, my birthday is April 2nd, so.... I guess the smiley misspoke? :AH-HA_wink:

I certainly don't mind moving it. I want to make sure I can reach all three pedals so I can safely control the customer's car. Last thing I want to do is wreck one because I was hanging onto the steering wheel trying to find the brake pedal or clutch. I will ask for the customer to understand my motivation.

mmm... sushi....WASABI!!!

Hmmm... a 1960 Pontiac?

pineapple

Reichen is hot. I have no idear what he sees in Lance. Nos, you're so sweet. But Hello? Timberlake is such a homo. I don't even get a blip from the other guys except for Bass.

I would probably put an eye out.

Bob

I'm 14.

You sound more like a BMW customer than a Ford customer, ha. We short dudes have to move the seats up to safely drive the vehicle... in other words, we gotta reach the damn pedals! And since we don't know exactly where the seat was positioned before, we leave it so the customer can put it where he wants it.

1986 Plymouth Turismo.

That's good to hear. Glad it worked out the way you wanted!

Um... (you're losing me here) TWA?

Thai food

Motor Trend prognosticates the next Camaro to be a hair under 4000 pounds, due to crash regulations. I sincerely hope that does not happen. And Dr. Z needs to find a way to get the Challenger down to 3500 pounds.

It's going to be hard to argue with a 425 hp Hemi. Don't sell Mopar short.

Headlights have way too much candlepower. They are unsafe. We should all call our congressmen and complain. And that's all I'll say about that.

Yeah, dopey me let my license expire on my birthday this year... April 2. Didn't realize it until I had to make a copy of it for my new employer. So, I applied online, and got an invitation in the mail to go and have my picture taken for a new license. So, I went and sat in front of the camera. In the first one, my eyes were a little bit sideways, so the lady took a second one. In the second one, I looked like a Special Olympics contestant. So now I have a driver's license photo with sideways eyes, ehh. I was glad to get rid of the old photo, in which I looked like a clown about to cry.

what is it good for?

Uncle ocn says NO!