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Sure. But it seemed like anger he would make like a hummingbird and attack his image in the mirror. Constantly pecking. Started at sun up each day and Did. Not. Stop.

 

We use one of those green wool army blankets. But I have yet to see one break. YouTube search winchline dampener...
https://youtu.be/PIfn91m9AGM

 

You too buddy

 

Morning Bill

 

Well guys, it's home!

 

Wow! It made it without kersploding!

 

There was no skid marks involved.

 

Time to wax that ass. I'm mean wax job.

 

Yea the 12 year old tires started making noise Halfway there, was like "uh oh" but it made it. Made a nice plume of smoke back on the throttle after going down the mountain, guy behind me was not happy.

 

Is it a non turbo version?

 

Needs a big single turbski. And some new headlights...

 

Yup, got the Chrysler 420A.

 

I'm looking for a EVO IV like in Jackie Chan " Who am I " movie.

Probably have a better chance at winning the lottery even though I don't play.

 

You would be correct

 

Turn your mirrors in?

 

I don't think it needs to be very heavy, the important thing is that only the strap needs to be at risk to give out. If there is weight (such as a broken piece of tree) on the end of the strap when it gives out, then a blanket might not be enough to control the inertial energy. So probably in your situation it wouldn't be worth the risk to me.

Straps have very little inertial power themselves, so if it was only the strap to break, a blanket could slow it pretty effectively.

 

It's like a unicorn.

My friend has a EVO IV from Japan. He's trying to finish up the steering conversion.

 

Good afternoon stockers...

 

How bout a rhd Evo 1 for a consolation prize?

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/share/298899231

 

If the house wasn't a foot away from the shrub it wouldn't be an issue. Plus right near the shrub is the gas line.

I'm thinking about digging it up with my friend's backhoe, but the risk are high.

To bad FlyingWolfe didn't lived closer I'll pay her to rip everything out.