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To rebody or not to rebody
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Better if they were both named Darryl...like on that old Newhart TV show...no problems then...:grin:
Well taken point. Couldn't agree more...
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Hey Ray...howthahell are ya?
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Looks like this should be concentrated on putting VINS on new AMD bodys built DynaCorn style. There are many loopholes and so on this will go on forever, it is entertaining to see the dabate and good points fly back and forth.
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Good! And you? Can't believe you came to see Mickey and didn't call me to tell me that I needed to buy you a cold beer!!!
Interesting topic, isn't it? I suppose that I can see it if your parts fetcher '72 Swinger leaning tower of power car has rusted to the point that the brake & fuel lines are more of a structural component than the rear frame rails and you need to swap the numbers over to your other less rusty '72 Swinger leaning tower of power car. There is no financial gain to be had by making the switch and your sole motivation is to continue to be able run down to Advance Auto Parts on Saturday morning in your cool, old, beater POS. If the car that the numbers are coming off of has any intrinsic value (read that as "Muscle Car") and they're going on a car that has little or no value due to its humble origins (/6 or 318 for instance) then I am decidely not in favor. Might be an overly simplistic approach, but I sleep well using this as a guideline...
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Wasn't sure how close I was. But Sherry and I were both feeling less than super while there (me more so than her). I've had a low grade fever since we've been back.:hijacked:
We saw some poor bastard die 5 minutes in to our first day at the park. We weren't feeling well a couple days after, then the last day some poor kid in a wheelchair, with a broken leg, gets his other leg cut to the BONE cause his parents didn't want to use the ramp on the bus. That was while we were waiting on our LAST bus.
Disney is a happy place
We saw some poor bastard die 5 minutes in to our first day at the park. We weren't feeling well a couple days after, then the last day some poor kid in a wheelchair, with a broken leg, gets his other leg cut to the BONE cause his parents didn't want to use the ramp on the bus. That was while we were waiting on our LAST bus.
Disney is a happy place
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last post 10/1/2010. Wow almost 15 years, has the rebody laws changed. If you read the Federal law that doesn't say u can't rebody a car. They leave it up to each state to right the las. Now legal in a few states for cars like 80 down. So states offer rebody titles. Now when you the title it will say REBODY on it. Like reconstructed, salvage ect. If the cars that bad to need a rebody it's not worth much anyway. No big deal around the rest of the world on rebody cars. Have fun and BE safe
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