Ponies on The Run (Again)
11/8/06, 06:02 PM
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11/8/06, 07:12 PM
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, too!No, that's the good thing about the Z-16. It's non-oily and dry to the touch. I found out from Sal at Zaino that the Z-16 on all the interior seats (vinyl or leather surfaces) is OK and safe! He says that he personally likes the natural look of the interior, and that the Z-16's higher than normal gloss is a matter of personal taste.
I like the Z-16 for it's sun protection most of all (and it's non dye-sucking properties!).
11/8/06, 08:02 PM
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1 new bottle of Zaino Z-10 for sale! 
Guess I can always use it on Chris' gym shoes and the wife's purse.
Guess I can always use it on Chris' gym shoes and the wife's purse.
11/8/06, 08:42 PM
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11/9/06, 12:58 AM
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Thanks Mr. Kerry.
No It's quite normal for a kids first car to be tricked out Mustang GT.
After a few seconds the Sailor finishes, shakes, zips and walks over to the sink to wash his hands. The Marine also finishes, zips-up, and walks to the door.
Just then the Sailor says, "Hey Marine! When I was in boot camp, they taught us to wash our hands when we finished!"
The Marine looks at the Sailor and says, "When I was in boot camp, they told me not to **** on my hands."
11/9/06, 06:19 AM
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11/9/06, 07:38 AM
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Yes, I've heard them referred to as a 'man bag' or 'man purse'. No thanks for both! It's just not my bag! 
Curious, what was your first car? (question to you all)
Curious, what was your first car? (question to you all)
11/9/06, 07:48 AM
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11/9/06, 07:59 AM
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No laughing at this as my parents could barely afford the family cars let alone one for me to drive and definitely not a Mustang GT.
1979 Chrysler New Yorker had a 360 or something like that in it. Ran pretty good
or at least did really good Police Turn arounds as we called them 
11/9/06, 08:05 AM
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Forgot to answer my own question..
1978 Toyota Celica Coupe, 5 speed manual. Bought it used in 84 when I was a Sr in HS. It was already 'fixed up', had some wide 225's on all 4 corners, Bullitt style wheels, Webber carb, headers, and a Hurst shifter 'T' handle!
Only a short year and a half later came my first Mustang, a 1985 GT Fastback.
1978 Toyota Celica Coupe, 5 speed manual. Bought it used in 84 when I was a Sr in HS. It was already 'fixed up', had some wide 225's on all 4 corners, Bullitt style wheels, Webber carb, headers, and a Hurst shifter 'T' handle!
Only a short year and a half later came my first Mustang, a 1985 GT Fastback.
11/9/06, 08:37 AM
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I just got off the phone [with Sal from Zaino] and found out too much stuff to type here or in an email. If you want to know what he told me, call me on my cell phone. If you don't have my cell number, PM me for it.
11/9/06, 08:40 AM
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11/9/06, 08:46 AM
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