I need serious help...About to go to car..
12-03-2004, 03:37 AM
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Its you that gets the girl to the ride. If you cant do that it doesnt matter if you have a sweet ride or not. And if you want fast get a bike. You can go much faster than a car. Try a CBR 600RR the "RR" version is from 03 and up. It has the step seat and underseat exhaust over all better looks than the F4. As far as I know it still is the top 600 out. The 05 kawasaki 600 or 636 are both nice and they are going underseat exhaust also. And kawasaki has slimmed down their tank width for 05. Yamaha's 600 is nice too. But do not get rid of your truck in place of a car. You wont forgive yourself. If anything, get a car and keep the truck.
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12-03-2004, 04:38 AM
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I have my 4 Runner which is my daily driver but is starting to have minor surgeries,,,with the lif to come sooon
Being in New England and needing a 4 wheel drive to get to the beach to surf in the winter and to snowboard in the mountains, I could not imagine not having a truck...I have also been fortunate to grow up in a hot rod family, and am very thankful to have some mechanical skill, along with skill in doing body work and fabricating...building cars is a huge part of who I am and great expression of my creativity..not to sound like a total kook, but last thing I am worried about is who thinks what about what I drive
build, fix up, drive what you like, regardless of who thinks what, especially women, do not put your emotional rienforcements in life in material things
be thankful for your family, friends and the person you are and are striving to be
material items simply compliment that
with all this said, I could not envision my life without some type of mechanical project cooking
tim
Being in New England and needing a 4 wheel drive to get to the beach to surf in the winter and to snowboard in the mountains, I could not imagine not having a truck...I have also been fortunate to grow up in a hot rod family, and am very thankful to have some mechanical skill, along with skill in doing body work and fabricating...building cars is a huge part of who I am and great expression of my creativity..not to sound like a total kook, but last thing I am worried about is who thinks what about what I drive
build, fix up, drive what you like, regardless of who thinks what, especially women, do not put your emotional rienforcements in life in material things
be thankful for your family, friends and the person you are and are striving to be
material items simply compliment that
with all this said, I could not envision my life without some type of mechanical project cooking
tim
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12-03-2004, 04:44 AM
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if you guys care to look at pics
I have been getting real stoked up lately on the camaro as I am making some serious progress
http://sfaboston.bizland.com/cam.htm
I have been getting real stoked up lately on the camaro as I am making some serious progress
http://sfaboston.bizland.com/cam.htm
12-03-2004, 06:40 AM
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How could you not pick up the ladies w/somthing that looks like this? 
http://www.lifeinwidescreen.com/uplo...20yard%203.JPG
or this
http://www.lifeinwidescreen.com/uplo...@slp%20day.JPG
Although my car is leaning like it has a lift in this picture...lol. :pat:
http://www.lifeinwidescreen.com/upload/mscc.jpg
http://www.lifeinwidescreen.com/uplo...20yard%203.JPG
or this
http://www.lifeinwidescreen.com/uplo...@slp%20day.JPG
Although my car is leaning like it has a lift in this picture...lol. :pat:
http://www.lifeinwidescreen.com/upload/mscc.jpg
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12-03-2004, 07:05 AM
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Sorry everyone knows Yami's are the fastest & lets not forget "the red one is faster"
This is my 2003 R6. Enjoy!
This is my 2003 R6. Enjoy!
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12-03-2004, 10:03 AM
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Just checked out your site - love the surf stuff. I go out as much as I can down here in Floriduh. You should add the New Symrna Beach Cam or the Sabastian inlet cam. Water temp is just below 70. Should feel good now with the air temp about the same as the water. I live less than a mile from the beach on the river. When the surf is up I can hear the waves across the Halifax.
12-03-2004, 11:45 AM
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Hey, you're right - chicks are important. I'm not exactly young any more and I still think so... 
(I may never grow up but that's another issue...) But here is a snippet of wisdom you'd do well to remember: Once in a while DO have to talk to them... and chicks you can talk to are well worth finding.
Uncle Fuster has it dead on. Chicks like a guy who is comfortable with himself and your rig reflects who you are, they can smell a poser a mile away. Get what YOU prefer. Chicks that like you because of your car aren't worth your time. Chicks that like you and think your ride suits you are way better. Especially chicks who do think things like 4-wheeling are definitely cooler than polishing yet another car with too much money spent to make it purty...
There are chicks on this board - give this guy the inside track - you probably don't have us listening all that often...
(I may never grow up but that's another issue...) But here is a snippet of wisdom you'd do well to remember: Once in a while DO have to talk to them... and chicks you can talk to are well worth finding.Uncle Fuster has it dead on. Chicks like a guy who is comfortable with himself and your rig reflects who you are, they can smell a poser a mile away. Get what YOU prefer. Chicks that like you because of your car aren't worth your time. Chicks that like you and think your ride suits you are way better. Especially chicks who do think things like 4-wheeling are definitely cooler than polishing yet another car with too much money spent to make it purty...
There are chicks on this board - give this guy the inside track - you probably don't have us listening all that often...
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thats when the women worth keeping notice....
12-04-2004, 01:55 AM
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https://www.yotatech.com/attachment....achmentid=4493
This and truck. chicks dig it.
This and truck. chicks dig it.
12-04-2004, 10:06 AM
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Haven't you heard the song Pickup Man? Chicks love trucks.. That and classic cars.. But if I were you I'd forget about the chicks and get whatever I want or could afford to want 
<--Chick Magnet.. if i could only afford it. It sucks being a poor college student :xmas12:
<--Chick Magnet.. if i could only afford it. It sucks being a poor college student :xmas12:
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You guys know how it is. Im young and want to go fast. I was thinking, do girls like lifted trucks? Or do they like cars more. I know i know...get what you like, but chix are important. So i need some help, why shoudl i stay lifted, not lowerd. Please smack some sence into me
