Florida B.S. Thread

is it really necessary to have like 8 identical guns? ahah

 

If you have the $,, y not?? When he finds something he likes He always has to find 1 more so there is a pr.. His sig from a vet chat line

 

by mail.

interesting little factoid...... my roommate too the class with me, and filed his a couple days after me. his permit came in the mail today. our issue dates are only 3 days apart, and based on our license numbers, 833 other people got their permits in within those three days. that's 277 to 278 people per day getting thier permits

 

Anyone have contact # for "ohovette" ??
Please pm me if you do

 

sent

 

Nevermind .. He just contacted me ...

 

do you know if everything works?

If so that is some serious coin in that collection

 

The flame throwers had to be drilled, but they can be fixed,, The Ins. on that room is North of 3.5 Mil.. Thats all he has said about the $ in there

 

Jesus There is atleast $240k in BARs alone plus all the Tommys

I love WWII era weaponry

Do I spy a Barret .50cal?

 

I'll just leave this here for everyone regarding Jim's "friends" gun collection

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/gun-collection.shtml


Commentary:
According to this message, which circulates via email and has also been posted to a number of firearms related forums and blogs, the attached photographs show a massive gun collection stored in the basement of a house owned by the late actor Charlton Heston.

Although the photographs themselves are genuine, they did not belong to Charlton Heston as claimed. Credible information that I have received suggests that the collection actually belongs to another gun collector, Robert L Starer of the Historic Arms Corporation, Virginia.

Many commentators have also suggested that the gun collection might have belonged to the late Bruce Stern. Mr Stern was a lifelong military and gun collector. An attorney and Vietnam veteran, he was involved in a number of military and firearms related organizations. He was a member of the National Rifle Association (NRA) Board of Directors. Mr Stern passed away in July, 2007.

The Stern gun collection became famous among firearms enthusiasts, but it is doubtful that the collection of guns in the above photographs actually belonged to him. As noted above, evidence suggests that the collection is that of Robert L Starer.

Although the gun collection featured in the photographs did not belong to Charlton Heston, the late actor was a passionate gun rights supporter and served as president and spokesman of the NRA from 1998 until 2003. He died in April 2008.

Misidentification of ownership aside, these photographs certainly reveal a truly remarkable collection.

 

So my new 285's rub hard in the rear when flexed
Anyone know of some cheap bump stops that are 1" taller than OEM ?
I think thsts a better option, to trimming

 

I dont know

See above^^^

 

http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/Energy-Suspension-Universal-Bump-Stops-Shock-Eyes.asp

Part number 99104

 

And the small write up I did on the install.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/suspension/118827-alternative-bump-stops.html

 

lol yup. i bought mine from will and than had jason weld them in place bc i did the u-bolt flip kit also.

 

Did you get your truck back yet?

 

Nope, still at work in Jax

But my dad picked it up on thursday if thats what your asking

 

No, I knew he picked it up, just didnt know if the 2 of you had been reunited yet or not.

 

Sweet .. Thanks guys
Not too many beans (as Jim would say)

 

Jesse got yet another vehicle