Jimmy took interest in yard tools...who else do we know that has a big obsession with straight hard weed hackers, his lawn mower, and other yard toys.
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Jimmy took interest in yard tools...who else do we know that has a big obsession with straight hard weed hackers, his lawn mower, and other yard toys.
"What is your major malfunction pvt pyle?"
You guys are hilarious! I'm sure you guys are also the ones who suggested Bill go NA so he'd stop blowing up transmissions?
Do you think with a dipstick?
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Originally Posted by SgtMarshal
Edited because I don't think my pic was appropriate
Geoff!!!
Hello there!
Hey Geoff..
Guessing you traded the Saturn for a G6? Oddly enough there's no G6 section.
Guys... it's not me and it's not Dave. It's Geoff! ....Geoff had a Bonneville years back
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No, I don't use Red Bull in my oil, so it's only this:Quote:
Originally Posted by dRunK13
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I detailed one of these during the Summer, it was actually a comfortable seat and good driving position. Center dash wasn't bad either, everything was right where I liked it. Not a bad car really.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimmyfloyd
drove a few not too bad of a car. pretty solid and decent interior for a pontiac. lol
kind of a womans car imo.
And yes, As Bill said, I'm a Bonneville guy from Upstate NY who got out of the game for a while. I've been a big fan of the 3.8L powered cars since I started driving, but have gotten away from them in the last few years. Currently driving a 01 Civic 4 door 5 speed, and my wife's got a G6.
Previously it was (in order): 93 bonneville SSE, 2001 Regal GSE, 01 PT Cruiser, 98 Lumina LTZ, 93 White Bonneville SSEi (pictured above), 93 Bonneville SSE SC(parts), 93 Eclipse (flip), 93 Volvo GLT(flip), 89 Sunbird GT Turbo Conv (parted), 98 Grand Prix GT(flip), 96 Integra GSR Sedan, 95 Explorer(flip), 1970 4x4 Blazer(project), 1970 GMC 3/4 4x4 Suburban(parts), 98 Intrigue(flip), 07 Saturn Aura XR, and now the Civic.
I still enjoy the older cars, and would love to have one again as a commuter, but working < 3 miles from home doesn't make sense to have more.
I do still hit up the junkyards, and will find stuff if people need it, although I'm more selective. I also tinker and love to repurpose parts from other cars. I have a bunch of mirrors now, and am working with Homelink modules. Recently added one to my lawn tractor so I don't need to leave the door open while I plow this winter.
And I currently
Yeah, it's not a bad drive and pretty comfortable. It's got cloth heated seats which is hard to find but much nicer than leather in the winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by dRunK13
That's why it's my wife's car :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by 98FvckingCrazyVet
If I kept the mower in the garage...I'd have homelink on it too.
If i had a shed, I wouldn't need to keep it in the garage. But, this is the first garage I've had that actually holds the designed number of vehicles...
Well.. you know me.
Cleared some trees
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Moved 20 ton of trap rock
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Had the shed brought in
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Pulled the tractor in
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Got the goofy cab
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Ahh the goofy cab to warm your bald head...lol
Don't make me change your avatar back to Rerun!
You change it for no reason so what's the difference?Quote:
Originally Posted by BillBoost37