legacycentral bbs

you licked out.

go to church and light a candle.

look hard at the nascar ones and how they adjust.

sounds cool.

has to be real low to do any good.

watch out for speed bumps and driveways.

a friend just gave me an 88 celica gt convertible for real cheap.

it has ohio rust but it only has 100k miles and runs good and interior and top are in good shape.

the worst i see are the brake lines look rusted.

i am trying to decide if i want to keep it or sell it.

we are all nuts for cheap ...

even though it had a few mistakes that was fun to read.

MAN!

i had to have a stiff drink after that long post.

makes me happy it is only raining out.

WOW!

first car: 1964 plymouth sport fury, stuffed a 440 cid and a 4 speed into it.

second: 1968 dodge coronet R/T with a 426 HEMI and dual guads and automatic with 4.88 gears in it. won a lot of street races and money in that car.

too many more to fully list, vettes, z28, challengers, charger, rx7s ...

ah, that is a porsche.

like i suggested, find out the current local/state laws so you will be sure what you have to do to meet those laws.

sounds like it needs the auto seat belts like an american legacy has.

the law may have changed since 1989 so go to your local license bureau to find out.

hope things get easier for you in the future.

and more info on condition.

555BCTurbo wrote:My friend has an 86 CRX that runs 11.7 quarters...and it's naturally aspirated

it was a death trap when it was new in 86 and it still is.

fast does not mean good.

scuzzy,

it sounds like you do what you want to do and to hell with anyone who says differently.

you know this is not a good idea.

when you get a ticket or something breaks don't come crying to the people saying you should not have done that.

QL

very rarely does a cop miss court.

they schedule it that way.

fix the speedo.

first rule of going fast: look around everywhere for cops or stupid slow drivers.

if you tell the judge your speedo does not work my bet is he will feel no sympathy towards you.

59 was still way over the speed limit.

hope your engine build goes well.

probably would not matter one bit.

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be yourself.

by 27 you should know if you are a jerk or not and if that works or not.

then you die.

but live a little first.

you should respect yourself more.

i feel sorry for you.

i hope they got you the "good stuff".

just be careful.

happy b'day.

can't say i know who you are talking about.

for the young ones on the forum, the rear view mirror shot was mimicking the "bullett" movie.

who the heck is that?