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Not sure if this is a joke or not, but here it is.
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Obviously, I just found the image and wondered if its a joke like the kid who tried to port his intake with a bag of sand hooked to a vacuum line, or the guy who painted the rotor instead of the caliper...Comment
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or the guy the dumped the NOS energy drink in to his engineOriginally posted by Remy-Z;n1167534
75Grand AM 455:Pissed off GrandMA, 68 Volkswagen Type1 "beetle":it will run some yearComment
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or the guy who cleaned his motor out with water in between an oil change hahahahahahaformerly 1988montecarloss, 3198 posts
http://bangshift.com/forum/member.ph...88montecarlossComment
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Originally posted by 1988montecarloss 2 View Post
blowing a headgasket does that with minimal effort.
Previously boxer3main
the death rate and fairy tales cannot kill the nature left behind.Comment
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it's a joke... or he didn't learn from the time he put the stop leak "head gasket in a can" in his oil instead of the radiator. Still not as good as the guy who wanted to know how to get rhino liner off of his hootus.
Flying south, with a flock of bird dogs.Comment
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Wait a minute............... Did I just understand something that Barry wrote? I thought he only spoke in codes and riddles. LOL
Originally posted by boxer3main View Postblowing a headgasket does that with minimal effort.Nitrous is like that hot chick with crabs. you want to hit it, you're just afraid of the consequences
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I got a little worried when I discovered I could decode most of it.Originally posted by Nik View Post
Barry, just givin ya sh*t man.
Flying south, with a flock of bird dogs.Comment
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or the guy with the new toyota who was changing his engine oil, drained the transmission gear oil, and filled the motor with 5 quarts of fresh oil.... drove it for more than 1000 miles. It's one of those stories that if I hadn't personally known all the parties, and actually seen the car before and after, I'd never have believed it... but it's true.Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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there is also the BMW with 60,000 miles on one oil change. they had to scoop out the nasty with a spoonOriginally posted by Remy-Z;n1167534
75Grand AM 455:Pissed off GrandMA, 68 Volkswagen Type1 "beetle":it will run some yearComment
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hey i bought a dead civic to fix and sell from a guy i knew, it had around 180,000 miles. i did the head gasket then went to chage the oil and the plug felt like it was welded. i asked him when th elast time he changed the oil was, he laughed and said never. he bought it with 50,000 miles.Comment
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That pics been going around the net for years...
And countless forums have commented on the Pirate 4x4 thread...
http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=248999
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I used to run an auto rental fleet. We'd get printouts of the cars that needed service, but only for the cars that had been in our fleet for ~ 6 months. One of the cars that had been a vagabond between fleets turned out to have had one oil change in 47,000 miles, another 49,000 because the records just didn't follow the car fast enough.... 47k was a red 1990 Chev Cavalier, the other a silver Pontiac 6000.... the Cav finally died when someone took it 4 wheeling on the Rubicon - I had to go pull it out with my 1965 Land cruiser... ah the memories of the abuse.Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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