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post a *PIC* of your latest purchase (can be anything as long as you purchased it)

MC BumSlap said:
Post install picture.

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And cheap eBay lip installed too.

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small advice on the PRL install. You should use the 2 included hex screws, instead of the OEM screws on the front of the airbox. The PRL screws are slightly bigger and wider as to put less stress on the box as it does move a bit during driving. Also I you can put a dab of RTV on each of the MAF to airbox screws as they are known to back off (one of mine fell off even though I have the new updated longer screws from PRL)
 
Bought new donuts for the car. Sprung for the mobile installation!

For those that care; Conti Extreme Contact Sport 02s. I am not a fan of Michelin PS4S on this car.
 

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CDONA said:
Looking thru the magazines,
This looked interesting, 100 year anny, and all.
I thumbed thru it, starting with Beale, 38th parallel, and camels, , ,
Before Route 66, was paved, for "The Grapes of Wrath"
I bought it.
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That sounds interesting!
 
Wyatt Earp is famous for Dodge City and Tombstone, but he and his family have a lot of history down here in San Bernardino.

And when he wasn't spending time in SB, he was out living in (now named) Earp, CA.

It just amazes me where folks would live back in the day. Apparently he did a lot of mining.
 
stan23 said:
Just bought this '06 Laguna Blue Pearl S2000 from a friend of a friend!
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Nice.

Found one for my nephew a number of year back and he loves it.

I drove it and loved it as well.

Far more sophisticated than my 94 Miata of course.
 
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Drove the new rig around the edge of the pond that is about a 6 ft wide bank, hooked up the winch to the tree and dragged it onto the shore, in about six different pieces.
Took all day to pull it on shore, chop up all the branches and cut everything into rounds and clean out the pond via canoe.
Next step is to haul it all out of there because I just left it all sitting on the side of the pond yesterday
 
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New shift knob, slightly taller and nice and round.

Looks like I need to pull the mats and knock some detritus off.

But I probably won't. :laughing
 

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Typical 65yo plus X-Motorcycle racer shopping spree!
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The things my GF says about those types of seats.....
 
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