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INEXPENSIVE race car project??
Looks like the making of a 3.2/3.6 liter candidate.
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Inexpensive - race car
Jumbo - shrimp Anyone care to add anymore oxymorons? 
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by 89911
[B]Inexpensive - race car Jumbo - shrimp Extra Large Briefs
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THere is no such thing.
"Poverty is owning a racecar." "Military Intelligence" with respect sorry to our uniform wearing bretheren, but you would have posted this one soon enough
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"Military Intelligence" with respect sorry to our uniform wearing bretheren, but you would have posted this one soon enough."
As compared to the amazing levels of intelligence and concision one sees on a daily basis in the "civilian" community I suppose. This lambasting of the military is getting really, really boring. Don Newton US Navy (Retired) Architect |
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If "inexpensive" is the rule, you'd go with a V-8.
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11-14-2002, 10:26 AM
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Air Quality and business ethics.
Buy someone elses completed or very nearly completed project. It's less expensive but never cheap.
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In the South that would get you only one shrimp. If you're hungry, you'll need to make that Jumbo Shrimps.
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Business ethics.
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Dodge Ram Non-proliferation Freezer burn Common sense Common sense gun control
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Sorry Don...
You're right about that... At least the Military provides some education these days which is more than your average civilian seems to have... 
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There is such a thing as a inexpensive race car. Its called a "go kart!"
I raced SCCA for years and tore up $100 dollar bills at least every hour at race weekends. Got tired of it and bought a kart. Had more fun and on a affordable budget! Get a Kart and have fun! Joe
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This one's probably a better starting point.
Since it's a 68' 912 it'll be lighter and it already has most of the wide body fiberglass. Get yourself a rollcage, fiber doors and roof,etc,etc.etc..... Bobby |
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That was funny... Ok sorry. 
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Perhaps I am just too sensitive...but I find the continual lambasting (as opposed to lamb basting which I am in favor of) of the institution (okay poor choice of words) of marriage to be boring.
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