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Do they have snakes in the junk yards in CA? I hate the pick your own places here in Ohio. Black snakes, garter snakes, milk snakes - the love to live in junk cars. I bought an old Fordson tractor and there was a black snake in the gas tank. I discovered this when I was hauling it home and he would extend his snaky carcass out of the tank by about 2 feet and weave around it the slipstream. He finally fell out, thank God, and prolly got squashed on I-70. I never go during warm months anymore. I hate snakes.
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I would LOVE one of those shirts in an XXL also....
I have a friend that owns a non pick it yourself for domestics. You have to have a friend like that if you own a Jeep! Seeing some of the crashes makes you think.
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I like the button flap pockets. Used to have a VW one, long sleeve, but it was a patch, not embroidered.
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And old Benz's here are the same as over there. A dime a dozen.
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I see the 944/911 80's impact bumpers as character.
They define an era. I love em.
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Each to their own.
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That is scary. Lucky you he didn't get to you while you were removing the tank.
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suggest you buy ALL the Porsche shirts..
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I love it! That is the classic Beirut Taxi. Even the colour is right. Those things will go a million miles.
Needs a few bullet holes IMO. And Lebanese license plates for the front. (I might be able to score you a set of those if you're interested.) Great car in which to load up your friends with hummus, hashish and little glasses of sweet tea while touring LA. Definitely a classic.
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I have a cousin who, with a friend, drove from Gillette, WY to St. Maries, ID in a MB diesel. Without stopping. You heard right, without stopping. 800 miles. The gas tank is something like 25 gallons, and the vehicle got something like 40 mpg. They drank beer the whole way. Packed sandwiches. Had empty jugs so they could avoid rest stops.
I've always loved junkyards. Particularly the ones where you get to pull the parts yourself. What a country!
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Great score on the steering wheel. Those puppies are expensive! Speeder, If you are going back would love to have a couple of the shirts. XL if they have them or XXL if they run small. Do they have any that have Jaguar on them as well? Let me know how much, happy to pay extra as a finders fee! Joe
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He should probably just buy all the european shirts....
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