Midwest TMS'ers General Communication Thread
10/5/08, 04:36 AM
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Location: New Carlisle, Ohio (20 miles north of Dayton)
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Tom,
Congrats on the photo shoot
I'll be looking for the Nov. issue.
dly,
Like the blue on black
Scott actually took the Mach out of the garage, the sky has to fall now
Got my new wheels & tires,installing a MGW shifter this evening
18x9F, 18x10R Nitto 555's 255/45F,285/40R.
Putting my factory polished 18"Bullits & tires up for sale if any of you Midwest folks are interested....
Congrats on the photo shoot
I'll be looking for the Nov. issue.
dly,
Like the blue on black
Scott actually took the Mach out of the garage, the sky has to fall now
Got my new wheels & tires,installing a MGW shifter this evening
18x9F, 18x10R Nitto 555's 255/45F,285/40R.
Putting my factory polished 18"Bullits & tires up for sale if any of you Midwest folks are interested....
Very retro looking wheels Larry. Looks great.
I'm thinking the only thing your car needs now the the Mach 1 stripes on the hood around the shaker. Then you will have the whole retro theme covered.
10/5/08, 08:31 AM
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10/7/08, 05:34 PM
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Join Date: October 10, 2004
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Drove the car in the rain for the first time this evening (got caught in it) and decided to get on it a little. Sweet Baby Jebus!!! I was all over the place - rear end was like snot on a rail!
Good gravy, these cars are evil when the road is wet.
Grannied it the rest of the way home...
Good gravy, these cars are evil when the road is wet.
Grannied it the rest of the way home...
