Justin B
One Too Many
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- Lubbock, TX
Rye, Cigars and Steaks all around.
Take turns throwing the ball for Maurice.
Rye, Cigars and Steaks all around.
Take turns throwing the ball for Maurice.
Take a dip in the pool.
Uhhh...you could jump in the hole...but swimming would be tough without the water.
Happy New Year Grandma.
Some excessively..
Yup, have a taste for warm weather, and rust-free automobiles.
See what I can do. If not full, I will find another redhead to distract you.
lol
When are you going?
Yeah, I am sure my wife would love that.
As soon as he can to get away from Evil Snow.
I was thinking Maurice.
I was thinking Maurice.
When are you going?
Kind of makes me want to fly down and make an event out of it.
It's Texas, we're known for our hospitality.
As soon as I can liquidate enough possessions to afford to move.
You should oughta. You can help me buy a new Cadillac car, too. Had my eyes on a nice '83 Coupe DeVille in Fort Worth.
I reckon so!
Nooooooo! Not the 83. That year they had that lousy aluminum block engine in it that was a real pain. You always have to go before 1980 and after 1986 if you want a Cadillac from that era---unless you plan on changing the engine. Overheat that aluminum block once and it is ruined forever.
Had my eyes on a nice '83 Coupe DeVille in Fort Worth.
I wasn't too worried about the engine. They're replacable. With 50,000 on the clock and how I drive, it'll last a long time, easy. I baby my cars and maybe put 3,000 miles on them a year.
Yeah but you don't want to start off having to replace the motor. I was looking at an 83 brougham that had the motor replaced at that exact same mileage. lol lol That one I have to go look at because it has the d'elegance package and a new motor.
I highly recommend Foat Wuth. There's plenty other choices of cars down this way too. :biggrin:
Sounds good for an LT1 swap