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Careful now, they say talking to yourself for a long times makes you crazy...
I aint crazy with all the time I spend talking to myself My tractor comes home on sat. It will be started for the first time since being rebuilt. I'm excited.
A couple of levels past that, stair step I think. I HAD to force myself to stop and get some work done. but I will be back, completely my kind of game.
Wait till you get to big *****, the ball blocks the goal.
Okay.....I already own the truck, a Mustang & an SUV for the wife. Tell me what you guys think of this......forewarning, it's a Chevy lol TRADE CORVETTE FOR??????????????
I think that's the TPI engine, not the Crossfire, which is a good thing. A buddy of mine is a big Chevy guy and when I asked him about the Crossfire (for my neighbor) his reply was, "Those things are junk!" I'd be curious how many miles it's got and why exactly he's getting rid of it. Also, why new front tires only? And why the fronts? Seems if they weren't rotated properly the rears would be the ones to wear first.
I aint crazy with all the time I spend talking to myself My tractor comes home on sat. It will be started for the first time since being rebuilt. I'm excited.
Older tractor Im guessing? What kind of tractor is it?
Originally Posted by jhand124
Wait till you get to big *****, the ball blocks the goal.
Wait till you get to big *****, the ball blocks the goal.
I had to skip over that one. I'll come back to it. I'm thinking either trying to force the rectangle under the ball or somehow get it on the other side of the ball and get it to drop down into the goal.
I think that's the TPI engine, not the Crossfire, which is a good thing. A buddy of mine is a big Chevy guy and when I asked him about the Crossfire (for my neighbor) his reply was, "Those things are junk!" I'd be curious how many miles it's got and why exactly he's getting rid of it. Also, why new front tires only? And why the fronts? Seems if they weren't rotated properly the rears would be the ones to wear first.
Yes it's got the tuned port injection (TPI) and has 175k "highway" on the motor lol Why does EVERYBODY say highway miles? Anyways......he likes my Mustang, possibly wants to trade. Stang' is a 96 with the V6, 10 years difference in vehicles.....not sure how I'd play this Barter, but I've always wanted a Corvette! (A 67' with the 427 turbo jet) But most good ones left are over $100k!
I think that's the TPI engine, not the Crossfire, which is a good thing. A buddy of mine is a big Chevy guy and when I asked him about the Crossfire (for my neighbor) his reply was, "Those things are junk!" I'd be curious how many miles it's got and why exactly he's getting rid of it. Also, why new front tires only? And why the fronts? Seems if they weren't rotated properly the rears would be the ones to wear first.
driving hard you can shave the front tires off a vette pretty quick too.... its not like they make that size in " 60k mile longevity and all terrain" compounds. They are more like " yeah its soft but it sticks good and better yet we can sell them to the guy every 20k miles". The auto's get about 20'ish mpg, the 6 speeds get about 27+.... hold out for a 6 speed.