You can get that colour combo on other versions. I believe these anniversary editions are the first to have a body coloured Shaker scoop on a Scat Pack... at least you could in 2019 narrowbody anyway.
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You can get that colour combo on other versions. I believe these anniversary editions are the first to have a body coloured Shaker scoop on a Scat Pack... at least you could in 2019 narrowbody anyway.
So before taking the family for a cruise through our beautiful rural area I had one last problem (that I caused) to solve. The pisser crossover was dangling in the breeze after I pulled the hood liner. So, I made a little tag(?) out of some vinyl to hang it. The Demon has two supports built in.
And yes, with that pad gone the blower whine is more pronounced. Tee hee.
And yes, with that pad gone the blower whine is more pronounced. Tee hee.
Hey I have that original magazine right in front of me! Funny flipping through and seeing this. Love the ride though Mike been an enjoyable thread to flip through👍
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I just saw this story today.
Is this guy one of your Ottawa area acquaintances?
I wonder if he bought the cheaper W rated tires.
ottawacitizen.com
Is this guy one of your Ottawa area acquaintances?
I wonder if he bought the cheaper W rated tires.
Muscle car blasts by OPP at 271 km/h, blows rear tire
A driver from Quebec was using all of the 707 horses under the hood when their sports car blasted by a parked OPP car at 271 km/h.
ottawacitizen.com
I just saw this story today.
Is this guy one of your Ottawa area acquaintances?
I wonder if he bought the cheaper W rated tires.
View attachment 142861Muscle car blasts by OPP at 271 km/h, blows rear tire
A driver from Quebec was using all of the 707 horses under the hood when their sports car blasted by a parked OPP car at 271 km/h.
No, that donkey isn't a friend of mine. And never will be. That MFer pulled those hijinks in my backyard and just made owning a HC in the area just that much harder.
Looks like I might get 6 months of service life from the wrap. Seems that wrapping textured plastic is very failure prone (not a surprise) due to reduced/awkward surface contact. Nice to see that sometimes it just isn't worth the effort to sweat the details to get a functional result - especially with a temporary solution.
The OPP and I have a sorted history, most of which I have left far behind me. Other than respecting the work they do - no, I am not down with OPP. 😉
Mike, I'm wondering if you own a trash can that looks like this....
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