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  1. 06-26-2005, 10:03 PM #21
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    1986 Jaguar XJ6

    1979 BMW 733i

    1987 Buick Park Avenue

    1992 Jaguar XJ6 (similar to this one but mine's blue)


    I also have a 1987 Jaguar XJ6 identical to the one in the first photo that I'm working on and a 1986 Jaguar XJ6 (black) parts car. My brother and I also have a 1978 Chevy 3/4 ton 4WD pick up that we use as a work truck and to plow snow. We did the body over and painted it in 1997 and it came out pretty nice (it's maroon).
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    My 2005 Dodge 1500 Quad Cab:



    The mountain was part of the Alaskan option package. I gotta tell ya, though...towing that big pile of rock around gives the Hemi a real workout.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roham
    How many miles did ya have on the Cobra, and how'd you blow the rod??
    About 85000 miles on it. As for the rod..........NOS Bigshot.

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    I drive my wife crazy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grand cru no 2
    About 85000 miles on it. As for the rod..........NOS Bigshot.
    NOS Bigshot - oh, nice - Serves you right - CHEATER!!!
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    2004 CHEVY 1500 CREW CAB 4X4 - MY DAILY DRIVER
    2000 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT - MY WIFES DAILY DRIVER
    1999 CHEVY S10 4X4 - OLDEST SON'S DAILY DRIVER
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    Quote Originally Posted by labmonkey
    I drive my wife crazy.
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    Buy her a Toyota Scion and you'll be in the clear. They marketed this baby for generation "y" drivers, but boomers are snatching 'em up like hot cakes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
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    Buy her a Toyota Scion and you'll be in the clear. They marketed this baby for generation "y" drivers, but boomers are snatching 'em up like hot cakes.

    Man those cars are UGLY....no offense Scotty, but I have seen a few of them out on the road, and I wouldn't but one...I wouldn't even want to be seen driving one.

    And my wife agrees with me...we just had the conversation last week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by labmonkey
    Man those cars are UGLY....no offense Scotty, but I have seen a few of them out on the road, and I wouldn't but one...I wouldn't even want to be seen driving one.

    And my wife agrees with me...we just had the conversation last week.
    Hey, I wouldn't buy one either, just posted it because the car is...well......aesthetically challenged. Today's (July 5th) online edition of the New York Times has an article on how they tried to market it to younger drivers, but the boomers are just flipping out for it. I bet that next year, the guys in marketing buy coffee for all the divisions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
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    Buy her a Toyota Scion and you'll be in the clear. They marketed this baby for generation "y" drivers, but boomers are snatching 'em up like hot cakes.
    I don't know what that is But I do think Toyota makes the best vehicles on the market, hands down
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    How do I compress the size of my pictures so I can post them?
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    The easiest way is to set up an account at photobucket.com, and then upload the pictures there. They automatically compress them for you...

    Good luck!
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    Is there any other way. I really don't feel like giving them all that information.
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    try gimp, http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by mithril
    try gimp, http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html
    hmm...is this version REALLY stable? The last one wasn't......
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    Quote Originally Posted by reaganyouth84
    Is there any other way. I really don't feel like giving them all that information.
    I don't give them ANY real information... About the only thing they can capture that would be real is my IP address...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ggiese
    I don't give them ANY real information... About the only thing they can capture that would be real is my IP address...
    Yeah reaganyouth, just tell them your real name is Michael Grauman, your address is PO Box 351, Santo, Texas 76472, your email is purobrat@gmail.com and your birthday is 10/24/60, education completed is 6th grade. That oughta be all you need.
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    Quote Originally Posted by labmonkey
    hmm...is this version REALLY stable? The last one wasn't......
    not sure, i have a pretty old version (maybe a year or so) but it works great for me.
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    There is my car. Black 2000 Honda Accord. The red slash through the bottom bumper sticker has kind of faded out, but you get the picture.


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    Quote Originally Posted by reaganyouth84
    There is my car. Black 2000 Honda Accord. The red slash through the bottom bumper sticker has kind of faded out, but you get the picture.


    LMAO!!! If you have an extra one of those "Liberalism" ones with the line through it, I can send you a PM with Scotty's address and you can send him one. He collects stuff like that.

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