We live in Connecticut. Bad health drove me to A/C our house last summer. We
put in a mini-split with heat pump. I'm convinced the heat pump saved us 50%
of our oil bill this winter, I will be cross comparing with a neighbor in a
few weeks.
Pete
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That will be putting moisture into the air that he is trying to dry out.
So called swamp coolers are only somewhat useful in VERY dry ambient
conditions. Georgia has never been that dry!
Pete
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From: Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
If my old memory serves, during the energy crisis of the early 70's, we were
told that if the price of oil went up by some magic figure {Maybe 25%} the it
would become viable to use our VAST supplies of oil shale.
More trickery and deception?
Pete, my primary concern is heating oil
As I said, we were told at the time that it would be economically viable when
the price of crude went up some magic figure, I THINK it was 25%.
Pete
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If my old memory
I have a very cheap consumer quality 110v Miller wire feed. I added a gas
option as I was used to doing TIG at work with attending gas coverage. It used
.035 solid wire.
A complete waste of time and money, it had a duty cycle of about 20 seconds,
would that trip it's internal breaker.
I
I'm using Giganews, I think I'm getting hammered price wise, about $250/year.
Any Suggestions?
Pete
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From: John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using Giganews, I think I'm getting hammered price wise, about
$250/year.
What
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From: Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
are you talking about a gasket? I have never heard of a seal that
isn't round!
Lots of seal aren't round.
Seal on your door windows
Easter Seals
Seal in the zoo with flippers
Pete, waiting for
I sold my last bike in 1967, I'm no expert. I went down easy once, that was
enough.
Couple years ago I was exiting off highway in predawn hours. I looked left
right, nothing there.
I pulled into the path of a bike, painted camouflage colors, rider in hunting
cloths, no light on. He missed
Light beer is like, sex in a canoe.
Not worth the risk.
That being said, I do like Sam Adams light.
Pete
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From: Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rolf wrote: Duvel is overpriced and lacks in taste compared to some others.
I had a 6 pack
In New England the cheapest Adult Beverages are to be found lurking in New
Hampshire State Stores. It is a major income stream for the state, they are
very well advertised on the roadways.
Some times they have Knob Creek on sale, makes a good trip for me!
Pete
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Add says: Celebrate Mother's Day
That would cause me to be found hanging by my B#%s!
Pete
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From: Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_009H0259000B?sid=I008440001100600a
ff=Y
All threat no action. The Constitution says that we have free trade across
boarders. This is for your personnel use.
Now, what they are looking for is folks who are going to resell it in bars,
clubs, ETC. Those folks if caught loose license and pay draconian sized fines
for evading taxes.
FLAME ON
Your putting what into your ground water?
Pete
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From: Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Used motor oil works great for keeping the dust down in my driveway!
The trick is to apply it thin enough that it doesn't puddle.
-- Jim
Vacuum and Volume do not belong in the same sentence. How can you have an
amount of nothing?
Max vacuum is 1 atmosphere, period dot. after 32 it come only with
sophisticated equipment.
The reason you draw a vacuum in an A/C unit is to get rid the the water. You
can not pull a deep vacuum
Where would we play Jarts?
Pete
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From: Lee Einer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mitch Haley wrote:
When was the last time you heard of somebody clear-cutting land so
they could grow soybeans and corn? Do these people have any idea how
much
We bought a 1st generation AMANA in about 1977, cost about $800 (Real $), made
out of stainless steel, built like a Benz bank vault.
Our 2 year old Frigidaire is the hero of the kitchen. I'm amazed when I use
it. Put in left overs, push warm button and the are warm, regardless of
weight,
Sorry, I feel this advice is very poor to say the least.
Drop 150 pounds on you chest is inviting cardiac tampanod S.
Damn few of use could lift the transmission up to reinstall, maintain
alignment, not hang it on the input seal/shaft.
If renting a transmission jack is too much, ride a bike...
Bench Pressing the 280 lb. back IN A CONTROLLED MANNER would be the better of
me at any time or size and I was 5'14 and 305 pounds.
Thats 20 year ago, today a brake job leaves me panting.
Pete
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From: Rolf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, 11 pounds
A Lodge brother has one, about 2003 or so. Has 125Kmi on it, claims Toyota
reliability, great dealer in this area, price speaks for itself.
Pete
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From: LWB250 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hyundai has some
20 years ago I suffered a rather serious heart attack, at that time they did
not immediately go in and do corrective procedures. They chose to have you
stay in Intensive Care, I joke that they were testing my will to live.
I was medicated with some type of drug (Maybe Halciene?) to help me
Waste of time. If it starts in cool/cold weather it's great. If it starts in
warm weather, it's at least good.
Pete
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From: Dwight E. Giles, Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know or have the compression specs for a 79 240D? My 123 disk
Each year at this time it is my duty to nominate my wife for an office {Grand
Treasurer} during the State convention of our fraternity. It is very much a
Shoe In, she is never opposed.
During the past few years I have become somewhat known for bringing my
nomination to the podium somewhat
In Connecticut, State Troopers treat their cars very well, they are allowed to
use them on private business.
My BIL usually buys one evry 3 years and rotates into his fleet. He reports
very modest maintainance, decent highway milage {Long Gears at play} and resale
not too bad.
He does pay a
If you run a real business (Which I do), you budget Labor, Material,
Depreciation, O'head, Taxes, Etc. You pay your obligations, keep the balence
to invest or buy popsycles with as you see fit.
If you don't do this, the endeaver is called a hobbie. I've done that too ;-(
Pete
--
I think our system works fine, someone has to pay the bills our electorate runs
up.
I pay taxes on income Capitol gains with great pleasure, there were lean
years with no income that I paid nothing. Those were not good years.
I would vote to increase the Sin taxes {Booze, Gambling, Tobacco}
Donald,
Please do not confuse this forum with facts ;-)
Pete, who is in the middle somewhere and trying to improve his position.
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From: Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom wrote:
â80% of the tax burden is on the working class. Why? Because
Some of us work at places that are not as enlightened as you are. That being
my case, I am forced to use the software of someone else's choice. Often the
choice is furthor complicated by other software that is only Windoze
compatiable.
What's nice is they give me a decent cheque each
This is a babble of Bullcrap
My Grand Kids at H/S far exceed my wildest expectations when I was in U of Ct.
Back than I could extract a cube root, They can do it with a calculator and
THEY KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THE RESULTANT.
Pete
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From: Loren
About 30 years ago (Yes, a long time), there was a government issued paper
(Sen. Dod from CT. I believe) that stated that AT THAT TIME, the majority of
gun deaths in this country were a result of misuse of a gun on someone who it
was bought to protect.
Seemed resonable to me AT THE TIME:
Same Senator Dodd. I do not think his motives were suspect, he was quite
verbaly publicly anti-gun.
I found it very interesting on how often guns seem to harm those they were
bought to protect.
Pete, who actually still owns Grt G'Pa's 44 cal. CapBall.
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How does the dealer loose on this sale?
I've never known a dealer to loose on a sale, how does he stay in business?
Does he make up for it in volume?
Pete
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From: John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The built in Bluetooth hands free works great, and
I agree, you got a car you desired and payed a very resonable price. Its a
win-win.
I just don't think that the dealer Lost Money.
Pete
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From: John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does the dealer loose on this sale?
My SIL was the highest earning VW salesman in New England a few years ago. His
customer's loved him, sent him Christmas cards!
He told me that selling a late model used car was better than 2 new cars. Much
more margin and wiggle room. Cravat; He would not show about 10% on the cars
on the
Isn't this what Capitolism is about?
Why is it Stealing to negoiate a profitable deal?
Pete
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From: Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This same scenario is played out at every Stealership, every day. Now you
know why I call them Stealerships
Thanks for the spelling help.
I continue to view Capitalism as a very good force which has driven this
countries economy far better that the alternatives I see in the world.
When I spend my money, I try to get the best value. I expect most of the
fellows on this list do likewise.
Pete
ROFL
Pete, who was looking at Mrs. Goodacre's bumps during spelling in 3 grade
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From: LWB250 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How does someone loose money? Do they just toss it
up in the air to set it free?
Sorry, but I am a member of the grammar/spelling
As I suugested before, this type of pump will not self prime. Run it dry while
trying, even a short time and you will ruin the seals.
Put the water source higher so it will gravity feed.
Pete
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried it one time to
Can anyone help me with the model?
Pete
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From: R A Bennell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My experience with re-built transmissions is not wonderful. I think the
people
who do them, generally do them as
fast and cheap as they can. If you want it done well then you probably have
to
be
WOW!
A neighbor who is a service writer was telling me a few weeks ago that due to
profit crunch, he was limited to a percentage of sales on how much he could
authorize. It boiled down to if you tossed a rod at the end of the month, they
would delay your claim until the next month.
I'm think
If it's stock, its a very stout and somewhat thirsty I6. Sometimes had oiling
problems to the head, look in oil hole and make sure the rockers are wet.
Pete
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From: Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Great Idea, I doubt if that pump would self prime. Put the barrels up about 3
feet and they would gravity feed enough, pressure washing does not use too much
water.
Pete
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From: Rolf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know if its required to have
I will not vote for a man who blatantly disrespects our flag, too many good
folks lost their lives for it!
Pete
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From: Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since Kaleb has decided to lift the restriction on politics, I figured Id
fire first.
I'm very comfortable flying out of resonably secure airports and airplanes.
I'm not happy with the gross cost in money and man/time.
I think it's a good thing that we take draconian measures against weapond
violations (In Schools, etc)
I think many on this forum will diaagree, I'm thankful they
We tried to have a Chowda'Q in Massachutes a few years ago.
I was the only one to show up ;-(
We ran out of beer...
Pete
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It was you who ate all the lobsters and clams?
Pete
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From: Frederick W Moir [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey!
I showed up, after you had drunk all the beer and left. I felt like
such a fool! (What else is new?) Cue laugh track.
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
Yeah, you and your sick sense of humor. You weren't the one who was suffering,
I was!
Pete
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From: Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hahahahahahahahaha, oh geez that was funny
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We tried to have a Chowda'Q in
I agree!
I don't tell my Black friends either.
Or my white friends.
Neither my Gay friends.
Family would be digusted.
Church group offended
As a matter of fact, I try not to think of it myself
Pete
dave walton wrote:
That question will probably go unanswered here. Unfortunately,
I'm constantly getting e-mail from retired friends like:
We are going on vacation, won't be answering e-mail for a while...
WTF is with that? Retired is Vacation.
Pete
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From: Rusty Cullens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dang, I wish I was retired.
Calculated horsepower (unable to measure) oh a Fuel Dragster is 8000. Life
expectance is 4.3 seconds, than the pistons melt, often a rod makes a hasty
exit thru the side of the block.
45 minutes allowed to rebuild and run again, most teams do it in 32 minutes.
My sport {Obviously a
bt Wrong
Only in Greenbay
Pete
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From: R A Bennell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My guess, is that the bears ate Vikings.
Randy
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rich Thomas
Sent:
40 years ago I heard thru the grapevine that this exact system was used by a
local funeral home on it's hearse and flower car.
Pete
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From: wilton strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sometime in 1967, while I was on alert with B-52s at Robins AFB,
Hoping there is some one in this well versed group who can aim me at public
domain site to research material specifications for: AMS 4218 and AMS 2175
(Class III, Grade C)
I'm working for a small shop that does not have resources such as are needed
and I'd like to quote some work on castings.
I should have added to my request that I've search my knowledge bases (Google
Wiickopedia) and only come up with site I'd have to Join.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Peter Frederick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Got a copy of the Machinery Handbook handy? Usually has the
More, it has seatbelts for 6!
Pete
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From: Rolf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd say a 126 is good for 4 bodies.
-Rolf
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alternator off the car to change brushes regulator (AKA Diode Pack) on a COLD
winter evening.
Pete
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From: OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks, and absolutely ---
Good
Late one night car wouldn't start for wife at work, she got a ride home.
Next day I discovered someone had stolen my centifigal advance distributor! I
hope he melted pistons with too much advance (Had to use $.39 High Test)
A fellow VWer came out from a movie, turned the Key: WH! Opened
Well, I couldn't do that ! No garage, worked in driveway.
Put new jugs on it in my kitchen! Wife got a little excited when I baked the
pistons to push the pins in.
Sometimes, they just don't understand.
Pete
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From: wilton strickland [EMAIL
A friend was a service writer at a large VW dealership.
Mr. Picky dropped his car off for 300 mile oil change. My friend went out
and noted a piece of kite string tied from bumper to fence.
Oil Changed, car retied to fence.
My Picky comes in and pays bill. Goes to get car and comes back
nope, 1st oil change on old bugs was 300 miles.
Pete
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend was a service writer at a large VW dealership.
Mr. Picky dropped his car off for 300 mile oil change.
Back in the old day, we used a strainer. Cost about $.25 for new gaskets to
clean it. I never did find anything in. OK, once I missed a shift and the
tach went to happy land. Than I found some conn rod bits on the generator.
But, that another episode..
Pete
-- Original message
1 qt of cheapest non detergent 30wt you could find to 8 gallons of petrol.
Little blue light would come on at 8 gallons. I used Grants Oil in mine.
No, this looks like a V4, faster, uses fewer plugs/mile, much less soul.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: andrew
My wife rolled my Dad's new 1966, with out 2 year old sitting next to her.
Ended uo about 20 down a gully, cracked winshield, broken gear lever (A safety
feature).
I was on the sceen in 10 minutes, every one fine. Than she tells me she's
prego again! I asked cops to phone Dad, don't want him
As did my '65 Saab 96.
2stroke, 3 Cylinder Put oour right foot down and go.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My '70 220D had 4 on the column as well --
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Bill R wrote:
Column shifter? WTF?! Way cool
A good friend chipped up his PowerStroke (7.3L) to add about 150hp.
At about 50Kmi, while going to get groceries, his wife put a rod threw the pan.
The $9,000 mistake she made {Panic, kids with her, on main drag of town, 14
qts of oil on the ground, Fire Dept not happy} was to have it towed to
I never was able to find decent wipers (HArdware was different and Improved).
I tossed several on my car.
Than I was stuck by a revolation and bought OEM from Rusty, problem solved!!
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just spent 2.5
HAve it your way.
Ever notice that all high horsepower drag racing trucks diesel are auto tranny?
It's the only way you can shift under power and keep the engine loaded and on
Boost.
Pete, who's lusting after a dynomax/allision 4X4
-- Original message --
From: Luther
My histroy says,
Lights stay bright = Eledctrical problem before the starter windings.
Lights go very dim = Bad Connection, Starter is cooked, MOTOR IS SIEZED.
Look before you jump...
Pete
-- Original message --
From: John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Peter
Kaleb,
I worked that shift for many years.
The trick I found was that I had to disaplan my body (And my family friends)
that I was going to be unconsious between 10:00am and 4:00pm.
Anyone who disrespected that was at risk of getting a 2:00am phone call!
If you get ill {Cold/Flu/etc), it takes
Not much news accept the following:
The Democratic Party has a crisis of monumental proportions:
They don't know whether to vote for the
Nut with two Boobs,
or the Boob with two Nuts.
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I've owned and loved dogs for 50+ years.
Had one in our neighborhood that chased cars and bikes.
Did minor scraps to one of the kids.
Kids Dad put a rag under his hubcap and drove by.
Dog grapped the rag, wrong his neck, problem dog was Fixed
Very humane in my Yankee opinion.
Pete
Nope, road kill deer meet would be tainted by all the internal bleeding. Even
if very fresh.
Pete
Man I saw a big fresh deer by the side of the road up there too, could
not have been there more than a couple hours, and it was chilly that
morning so I know it was well-refrigerated.
I've lost about 60 pounds since December, 15% of my gross. Method was a
LapBand.
I can assure you that over weight is a major contributing factor to sleep apnea.
YMMV
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i read it, but more everyone else
You must remember that the English can vote no confidence and change their
leader(s) in a relative heart beat compared to us.
Kind of assures that the Leaders pay attention
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Jeff Zedic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Washington actually begged
Yes, But that takes a huge effort, major polical disruption and a long time.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We can also impeach our leaders.
Tom
www.kegkits.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm jealous.
I've long ago quit (gave-up) trying to light my garage. Low ceiling and sub
zero temps are my problem.
Hay Honey, Look, a nice 2 bedroom Fixer Upper with and 8 car barn. Maybe we
should bye it.
Keep Driving, she said
Pete
-- Original message
I almost never by the Kids Grandkids Sensable gifts, that chore is up to my
wife. I spend a good deal of my life playing The Crudgemugen, Kind of
stern...
When I buy the kids something, they know that it's Coming off the wall
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Wonko
Another consideration is that most of these huge buildings do have skelaton
crews and cleaning crews at night.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not saying it's so with the buildings you look at but from working
in industry, I can
I paid $.0139 during the Gas Wars in Connecticut, about 1959 or so. They
pumped it too!
Some stations had young ladies in bathing suits pumping gas and handing out
glasses and such.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can remember
Right! It was $.139/gallon.
Talk nice about those chicks, they're somone's Grandma now!
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 11:39 AM, Fmiser wrote:
I paid $.0139 during the Gas Wars in Connecticut, about
Drag Racers still use 36 tires on back and skinny tires on front. It ALL
ABOUT drag racing, not handling. Tuff to go around a corner when your front
wheels are 6 off the ground!
BTDDT, year ago
Pete
-- Original message --
From: R A Bennell [EMAIL
Originaly the 265 Cu/in V8. Very early ones had bad cranks, evolved in one of
the most widly used engines in our time. They have been made up to 400 cu/in,
and very stout!
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Larry wrote:
Are the
I realy kinda like the Black Dude.
He has the backing of Lee Iaccoa, one of my personal heros.
However, I cannot vote for a man who doesn't respect our Nation's Flag. It's
his right to do that, my right not to vote for him
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Alex
I was going to sell my F-250 P.S.D..
That option was removed as my wife donated it to our daughter.
Kid, the gift that keeps taking...
But, I do love them
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Usually cheaper to buy new than repair, it's the American way ;-(
Pete
-- Original message --
From: R A Bennell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know where one could get parts to repair an HP Inkjet printer?
I bought an HP Deskjet 9800 for my son last year - November06 -
NOt sure why, it won't open for me.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Gary Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here 'tis.
Gary Thompson
1995 E320
On 1/20/08, Peter T. Arnold wrote:
Anyone have a CArFAX open, could please check: 1B7KF2361XJ570032
1986 Ranger would be a rebadged Mazda, great truck but frames rust in half!
Pete
-- Original message --
From: MG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Got this from another list and wanted to pass this along to you all just
in case someone might be interested. I don't know anything
I never cold keep any wipers on my car but those sold by Rusty. Even Bosch
OEM Replacements fron Local NAPA would fail.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We purchased a Bosch wiper blade at Napa according to their look-up book.
Buy an Ice Scrapper?
I moved 6 of wet snow off my car and out the driveway this morning.
What did you say was anoying?
Pete
-- Original message --
From: John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a two car carport (open on 3 sides), and dew/frost have never
formed on
Exceeding the minimum requirements on a bearing test is an old trick of snake
oil sales folks. Probably had it's inception with STP.
Once the film strengh is established there is no sense at all in exceeding by a
gross amount, the bearing shell would fail much sooner.
Pete
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-- Original message --
From: dave walton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you are on a healthy diet - McDonald's has NOTHING to offer you,
regardless of the serving size.
-Dave Walton
Not in complete agreement here. Mickey's salads (w/wout broiled chicken) are
-- Original message --
From: Kaleb C. Striplin, work [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am sipping a hot cup of coffee right now that was made on a Bunn coffee
maker. I added non dairy creamer and sweet and low.
---
Kaleb C. Striplin
Cox Auto Trader
730-Tulsa FSBO
I disagree stongly. Your reaction times are much faster using 2 feet.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED]
archer writes:
It's only logical that with nearly all cars being automatic
nowadays, the brake should be operated by the
I sued in small claim's court. Paint (silver) was flaking off my '92 Dakota,
judgement was $1200 for me.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kevin Kraly wrote:
When I bought the '07 Dodge Diesel pickup, the salesman
basically
They won't Roll Over. They have a Bazillion lawers who are on retainer,
they'll sent a Jr. Partner.
BTDT
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also ask for compensation for your time, as well as legal fees.
Rich Thomas writes:
They'll argue (with some merit) that the cars usefull life ended several
years ago. It has depreciated out, if it was rust free now, it woulk be worth
about $50. This is and 18 year old, inexpensive car!
Your jousting with Windmills...
Pete
-- Original message
In Connecticut, anyone doing business has to be registered with Secratary of
State. They are required to designate their Agent of Service. That is who
you have the sherriff serve, very simple and gets their attention.
Pete
-- Original message --
From: Glenn Brown
Familiar? Kinda, they have been in to tinker with my heart 8 times. Now that
it seems to be good, the Doc is going to make a visit to my belly!
I'm thinking that I now understand the significance of all the Yachting
magazines in his waiting room.
Pete
-- Original message
If I wanted rust, I'd work on my Metrpolitan. Ask Dave!
Pete
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From: Sunil Hari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
if you want a sh***y 4-speed 240D, I have one for you - rusty but
mechanically sound!
On Dec 9, 2007 8:09 PM, E M wrote:
Wishing you a
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