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Quote from: oldcanuck on February 17, 2022, 09:58:56 AM
I think I'd rather take the $1.2 and go find a real 289 or 427 ........ but that's just my .02 ...... I mean 1.2

WOW another disappointment headline!!!! Clicked on it and its about a car!!!
I thought it was for putting in your order for a 67 REGISTRY!!!

Would you think that maybe 299 is too much? Yet?

Solutions? How about a result? Classic car prices drop?

Just a question, but what happens if you hit a large bump in the road and that rear end takes a nice hit (shock)? Does the unit break off from the sharp bounce?

Quote from: FL SAAC on February 09, 2022, 10:48:57 PM

Quote from: 67 GT350 on February 09, 2022, 09:36:11 PM
And then there is "Hot Pie"
Do you  know what that is? It is a pizza.....BUT....

Hot pie, hot pie.....maybe a spicy pizza or oven / done on a BBQ

I give up small you killing me....do tell

Made with AMERICAN CHEESE and it is creamy and wonderful!!! Sometimes it can looked burned, but it is not...it has such a different wonderful taste!
If you search it, I think it is a upstate NY thing....search Binghamton Hot Pie pizza. Or Binghamton American cheese pizza. Some of the places Red's Kettle Inn (huge history and the place has never changed) Brozzeties Pizza and Harry L Pub and next door to that is one of the originals I cannot remember the name. I think it is a Slovak / Pollish modification, because they are mostly located in those sections....God I miss ethnic foods....Real Ethnic foods.

And then there is "Hot Pie"
Do you  know what that is? It is a pizza.....BUT....

OMG, people do not know what pizza is until you start at NYC and finish in Endicott, NY...In the Binghamton are you can go to 30 different pizza places and none will be the same, BUT all are GREAT!

I would like to find a higher milage car, and or with maybe a small amount of "Bad History"......

Is tere a website.

False alarm, In email this morning:

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Quote from: 557 on January 13, 2022, 07:42:19 PM

Quote from: shelbydoug on January 13, 2022, 07:15:01 PM
How is it that counterfeits are valued higher then real ones?

.   Blame "Eleanor".......

+1

A girl I dated back in the late 70's lived near there and was near Andy Griffen's house...

Thats funny, my wife had to go to 3 different places before she could buy gallon of water, then talking to a friend in upstate NY, he said there were a few rows of empty shelves, forgot what he told me was gone....

We moved to a much better State, so we sort of fled the Communist Democrat State to a free State, yes one can move if they want to. Yes this is the BEST place in the world to be! (The USA). BUT we sure are doing are best to "dumb down" our people, especially after the last election. (We all know what really happened)