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Actually make that Shirley 2.5... that .5 is like a reserved spot for however many handjobs i owe... better watch out shirley... im gonna run your tab up...
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
lmao, you will be after Scott puts on my tow hooks on Sun!!
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Originally Posted by jakbob
Actually make that Shirley 2.5... that .5 is like a reserved spot for however many handjobs i owe... better watch out shirley... im gonna run your tab up...
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Any one want a tc skid? I got an Appalachian armor tc skid new in box I wanna unload. I can bring it Sunday. I was thinkin $80 obo, am always open to trades also.
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f232/...-armor-771033/
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f232/...-armor-771033/
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Originally Posted by nowhres
Swapping from auto to manual is easier than going from manual to auto
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hey Shirey, Driving stick is easy. I probably have less than 4 hours experience total driving stick, but I can drive just fine on the road (this is probably also due to me riding ATVs and dirtbikes that are manual since 5th grade). I've driven probably at least 10 different cars with manual trans, and you can tell each has its own unique character I guess. so far my favorite has been the mazdaspeed3, followed by a 99 camaro, and a 02 Mustang GT.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
you do it...mine are my own fault. swap in a 5 speed for me and well talk handies.
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Originally Posted by kuzican
hey Shirey, Driving stick is easy. I probably have less than 4 hours experience total driving stick, but I can drive just fine on the road (this is probably also due to me riding ATVs and dirtbikes that are manual since 5th grade). I've driven probably at least 10 different cars with manual trans, and you can tell each has its own unique character I guess. so far my favorite has been the mazdaspeed3, followed by a 99 camaro, and a 02 Mustang GT.