CoolBlueSS

I agree. Not to knock someone's beliefs, because we all should have a positive outlook to have a happier existence. I'm a Christian, and I believe that, and hard work, has been the backbone to my success. Whatever works for you, great. It's good to have a force that drives you.

The Dallas Cowboys are 4-0 for the first time in 12 years. Not making any predictions, but they are looking pretty damn good.

Home prices here are cheap compared to the east and west coast. Sounds like a resonable deal to me, and being a college town a rental property would bring in some income. I'd be pretty selective on who rents it, though.

Don't do electrical work without one handy. I occasionally inadvertantly let the smoke out of something. Very nice little car, btw.

We've been doing it on a bunch of them at my work. N/C. It's been a known problem for years, so there's not a problem getting it done.

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PimpSS's tails are color matched, and it does look pretty good. He also hs the line of fire on his, and if it wasn't for that he'd be hard to follow. LOL. That's the only big downside to it.

Sounds good to me. I'm not sur about shipping on a shirt, either, but sounds fair. Just let us know how/when you want to do the payment.

Look up OCD and you'll see pimpSS there, too.

Can't wait to see/hear it when it's done.

I gotta show the love for blue.

I was thinking the same.

Mmmmmm.......... 572 big block.

I think my big beef with unions is that they seem to protect lazy, and incompetent workers. This is solely based on my personal dealings with some individuals at PDCs with GM and Ford. It may not be as wide spread as My mind is making it out to be, and these people may be dealt with eventually.

We should have given these to the students at Columbia University when Iranian prsident Imanutjob was here. Hey Iran!

That wouldn't be a bad move. A big block WILL fit with no problems, but a small block or LS would good, too. It's definitely attainable, just depends on his budget.

I've seen that before, but it's still a classic.

I had Centerline Thrusters on my 94 Chevy. Loved them. I will go with Centerline on my SS when I do wheels onit. You can't go wrong with them, imo.

I did a bench seat to bucket/console conversion in a 1991 ex-cab years ago. All the bolt holes were there. Just had to cut holes in the carpet, and get the tar out of the holes.

I saw one in Plano a while back. You wouldn't have to worry about parking. Just put it in your pocket. Aye!

Looks good to me. Pretty much direct, and to the point of your accomplishments. I have a good imagination, so I could picture the pictures in there.

I have a couple of Zaino applicator pads that I've used on my truck, and my wife's Tahoe, and they're pretty dirty. These are some nice 100% cotton applicators, and I was wondering if they can be washed, or is it just not worth it. Maybe toss them in with a load of towels or something. TIA.

You're right, it would/is a good debate. Personally, I think produced here, and assembled in Canada/Mexico. That puts alot more Americans to work, because all of the raw materials to build the vehicle are produced/built here. Not to take anything away from the Japs. They are the kings of efficiency. I think GM, Ford, and Chrysler could learn a few things from them.

I'd definitely be interested if you can get some.

Very cool.