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DICKPOCALYPSE NOW posted:If youre serious whi h yard what state do you have pictures and can you Go back? Even if it looks like poo poo there are parts that are possibly NLA for any price if it's not a burned up shell Schmidt's Auto Inc 6918 Meffert Rd Waunakee, WI 53597 (608) 255-1311 Shell looked pretty straight from a few rows back, (beige), I didn't poke around too much cause it was blocked by some poo poo and I had to get back. Give em a call, but fair warning the guys are dickheads. On the bright hand they tend not to scrap older stuff. I might be going back Wed to try to find a coil for a buddy. Preoptopus fucked around with this message at 18:26 on May 19, 2015 |
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Just called them, they have 2 but they're both 1981 hatchbacks so basically nothing I can use  E: if you Do go back get pics anyways just in case their inventory is wrong but there's a lot less hope for anything after hearing them say 81 INCHI DICKARI fucked around with this message at 18:45 on May 19, 2015 |
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May 19, 2015 18:43
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DICKPOCALYPSE NOW posted:Just called them, they have 2 but they're both 1981 hatchbacks so basically nothing I can use Aw sorry man, yea ill let you know.
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May 19, 2015 19:00
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I mean come on, how could anyone from a distance with their view obscured confuse this for my car?
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May 19, 2015 19:09
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I was also distracted by the anger I felt towards having to be there in the first place. First having to find the Hyundai's (no they were not buy the Kias who would think that was a good idea.) Then finding the years with the hosed up rear strut/control arm mounting brackets that old Sonatas have. And then having to fish them out of a rusted to poo poo car half buried in a puddle with spare wheel jacks I had to find laying around in random trunks while the assholes that run that place laughed at me from a fork lift. I had to then drive the 25 min back to the shop to grab a pitman arm puller that I used to remove the lower shock from the knuckle cause it wouldnt budge after sitting in said muddy puddle for however many years. 4 hours of my day gone. I wish I knew what a pick and pull looked like.
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Preoptopus posted:I was also distracted by the anger I felt towards having to be there in the first place. First having to find the Hyundai's (no they were not buy the Kias who would think that was a good idea.) Then finding the years with the hosed up rear strut/control arm mounting brackets that old Sonatas have. And then having to fish them out of a rusted to poo poo car half buried in a puddle with spare wheel jacks I had to find laying around in random trunks while the assholes that run that place laughed at me from a fork lift. I had to then drive the 25 min back to the shop to grab a pitman arm puller that I used to remove the lower shock from the knuckle cause it wouldnt budge after sitting in said muddy puddle for however many years. 4 hours of my day gone. I wish I knew what a pick and pull looked like. I think you missed the sarcasm 
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lol no i did but just needed to unload that somewhere and STR's triffles are always worse than mine in the chat thread. It was a day after the limo fracas. Preoptopus fucked around with this message at 06:02 on May 20, 2015 |
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May 20, 2015 05:52
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Looks like $440 plus $100 from Mr. Dick and whatever the Europeans lurking around here can come up with. Possibly the goal is $800 rather than $1200 or $1400 or whatever. 1 day, 22 hours to go.
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May 22, 2015 02:58
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No disrespect to Admiral Footlong but you people seem a little too eager to get him killed in a tiny fireball.
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May 22, 2015 13:35
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I'll put $100 toward it.
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May 22, 2015 14:52
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$20 because this idea is silly and fantastic.
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Cakefool posted:No disrespect to Admiral Footlong but you people seem a little too eager to get him killed in a tiny fireball.
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May 22, 2015 15:19
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PERFECT IN EVERY WAY!
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May 22, 2015 15:27
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loving stop it! I'm going to go see it Monday.
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That's cool, I'm seeing it for the third time tonight after buying three other tickets for broke friends and two of them were 10:30pm shows on work nights. All I'm saying is your effort to get to the cinemas has been found......
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May 22, 2015 19:56
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I'm seeing it again tomorrow.
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May 22, 2015 20:10
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The only issue is in a post Fury Road world, once the first u necessary turbo is added, there is a very long, very steep drop from there
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May 22, 2015 21:07
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It's made me realllllllllllllllllly want to learn how to weld. And also ignore the laws on what constitutes pedestrian safety. What do you mean I can't have spikes on my car and an engine sitting 2 feet out of the engine bay?!
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DICKPOCALYPSE NOW posted:The only issue is in a post Fury Road world, once the first unnecessary turbo is added, there is a very long, very steep drop from there Assuming that was a typo... the gently caress do you mean unnecessary turbo?
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I think Fury Road does a drat fine job explaining the difference between unnecessary and bad rear end, and strictly what's required.
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I saw it again today. It was glorious. I saw so much that I missed the first time. Also, I took a U-turn under I10 really really fast in the miata, most of doof cars, but it was fun. There should be a PSA about driving right after that movie, because I wanted to ride on my own door all the way home.
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Hey 14, the latest issue of Practical Classics has an article on a guy who rebuilt a '78 Civic. I can send you a copy if you want.
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Found these pictures of me digging through memories. The Bug is 2005, the Bus is 2006.  drat I used to be so much heavier   
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The thread about your trip with the bus to that camp was awesome.
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14 INCH SLIT posted:
hate to be that guy, but gauging doesn't actually reduce weight
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quadpus posted:hate to be that guy, but gauging doesn't actually reduce weight No, I'm still a big boy, but it's about 215 right now, compared to 280 at my peak and 170 at my lightest. So 65 pounds is still 65 pounds, those are 44 inch waist pants in the pic compared to the 36s I wear now.
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14 INCH SLIT posted:No, I'm still a big boy, but it's about 215 right now, compared to 280 at my peak and 170 at my lightest. So 65 pounds is still 65 pounds, those are 44 inch waist pants in the pic compared to the 36s I wear now. You look pretty tall though. Well, you must be quite tall to be 215lb with a 36" waist.
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Are you one of the shasta bus guys? (Also I may have put the "The Bus" documentary up on TPB awhile ago)
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Mooseykins posted:You look pretty tall though. Well, you must be quite tall to be 215lb with a 36" waist. 13 stands a bit taller than his van in those pictures... so 6'3" - ish?
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Based on what I've seen he's about the same size as I am, so somewhere between 6'2" and 6'4". I'm back to ~200lbs from 220. Went from 36" to ~34" waist.
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Wrar posted:Based on what I've seen he's about the same size as I am, so somewhere between 6'2" and 6'4". I'm back to ~200lbs from 220. Went from 36" to ~34" waist. Yeah, I'm an easy 6'2:" and right now I weigh 215 and have 36s on. I can wear 34" pants from the cheap places, and places that have accurate measures, 36" are a little snug. My low was 186 and my high was 230. I just can get the weight loss started again. 
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6'3" and 185lbs, and even when I was 245lbs I was still rocking a 32 waist because I'm apparently a goddamned freak.
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Professor Bling posted:6'3" and 185lbs, and even when I was 245lbs I was still rocking a 32 waist because I'm apparently a goddamned freak. Did people whisper after you passed by about the big dude riding an ostrich? (Not criticizing)
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It's weird for me, too. I'm 240 lb right now and 6' 0", but I wear between 36 and 38 inch pants. When I was 20 pounds thinner, I wore the same size, and when I was thirty pounds heavier, I wore 38 or 40 inch pants. :???:
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Ooh this thread is getting good! Anyone want to cyber?
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Astonishing Wang posted:Ooh this thread is getting good! Anyone want to cyber? Only if you live up to your user name.
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cursedshitbox posted:Only if you live up to your user name. 
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Astonishing Wang posted:Ooh this thread is getting good! Anyone want to cyber? cursedshitbox posted:Only if you live up to your user name. Ooh ooh, can we make it a 3 way?
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some texas redneck posted:Ooh ooh, can we make it a 3 way? 4 way. gotta have 14" clit involved.
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14 INCH SLIT posted:No, I'm still a big boy, but it's about 215 right now, compared to 280 at my peak and 170 at my lightest. So 65 pounds is still 65 pounds, those are 44 inch waist pants in the pic compared to the 36s I wear now. At one point I did (and hopefully will again) get down to a straight 200lbs with a 32-33" waist.
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