To the group
11-08-2003, 07:38 PM
#1
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To the group
I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
you, and keep Jeepin!!
Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
newer technology. You and him would get along great.
Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
submit.
Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
breaks and sand go hand in hand.
Bye guys!!
Red Racer
least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
you, and keep Jeepin!!
Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
newer technology. You and him would get along great.
Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
submit.
Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
breaks and sand go hand in hand.
Bye guys!!
Red Racer
11-08-2003, 07:52 PM
#2
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
But you are accepted ! Why on earth do you think you aren't ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara
"Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com> wrote in message
news:vqr35a7re1eb16@corp.supernews.com...
: I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
: least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
: you, and keep Jeepin!!
:
: Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
: newer technology. You and him would get along great.
:
: Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling
that
: the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll
but
: could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
:
: Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are
a
: wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk
another
: day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts
we
: submit.
:
: Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
: are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the
"real
: Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
: they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
: Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in
most
: cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
: ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again,
and
: waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to
do,
: and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first.
Beer
: breaks and sand go hand in hand.
:
: Bye guys!!
:
: Red Racer
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara
"Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com> wrote in message
news:vqr35a7re1eb16@corp.supernews.com...
: I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
: least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
: you, and keep Jeepin!!
:
: Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
: newer technology. You and him would get along great.
:
: Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling
that
: the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll
but
: could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
:
: Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are
a
: wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk
another
: day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts
we
: submit.
:
: Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
: are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the
"real
: Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
: they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
: Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in
most
: cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
: ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again,
and
: waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to
do,
: and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first.
Beer
: breaks and sand go hand in hand.
:
: Bye guys!!
:
: Red Racer
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
11-08-2003, 07:52 PM
#3
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
But you are accepted ! Why on earth do you think you aren't ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara
"Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com> wrote in message
news:vqr35a7re1eb16@corp.supernews.com...
: I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
: least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
: you, and keep Jeepin!!
:
: Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
: newer technology. You and him would get along great.
:
: Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling
that
: the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll
but
: could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
:
: Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are
a
: wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk
another
: day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts
we
: submit.
:
: Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
: are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the
"real
: Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
: they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
: Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in
most
: cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
: ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again,
and
: waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to
do,
: and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first.
Beer
: breaks and sand go hand in hand.
:
: Bye guys!!
:
: Red Racer
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara
"Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com> wrote in message
news:vqr35a7re1eb16@corp.supernews.com...
: I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
: least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
: you, and keep Jeepin!!
:
: Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
: newer technology. You and him would get along great.
:
: Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling
that
: the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll
but
: could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
:
: Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are
a
: wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk
another
: day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts
we
: submit.
:
: Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
: are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the
"real
: Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
: they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
: Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in
most
: cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
: ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again,
and
: waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to
do,
: and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first.
Beer
: breaks and sand go hand in hand.
:
: Bye guys!!
:
: Red Racer
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
11-08-2003, 07:52 PM
#4
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
But you are accepted ! Why on earth do you think you aren't ?
Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara
"Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com> wrote in message
news:vqr35a7re1eb16@corp.supernews.com...
: I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
: least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
: you, and keep Jeepin!!
:
: Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
: newer technology. You and him would get along great.
:
: Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling
that
: the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll
but
: could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
:
: Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are
a
: wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk
another
: day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts
we
: submit.
:
: Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
: are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the
"real
: Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
: they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
: Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in
most
: cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
: ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again,
and
: waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to
do,
: and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first.
Beer
: breaks and sand go hand in hand.
:
: Bye guys!!
:
: Red Racer
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara
"Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com> wrote in message
news:vqr35a7re1eb16@corp.supernews.com...
: I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
: least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
: you, and keep Jeepin!!
:
: Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
: newer technology. You and him would get along great.
:
: Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling
that
: the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll
but
: could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
:
: Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are
a
: wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk
another
: day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts
we
: submit.
:
: Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
: are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the
"real
: Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
: they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
: Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in
most
: cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
: ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again,
and
: waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to
do,
: and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first.
Beer
: breaks and sand go hand in hand.
:
: Bye guys!!
:
: Red Racer
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
11-08-2003, 07:55 PM
#5
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Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
Vaya Con Dios, Compadre.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Red Racer wrote:
>
> I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
> least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
> you, and keep Jeepin!!
>
> Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
> newer technology. You and him would get along great.
>
> Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
> the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
> could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
>
> Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
> wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
> day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
> submit.
>
> Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
> are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
> Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
> they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
> Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
> cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
> ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
> waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
> and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
> breaks and sand go hand in hand.
>
> Bye guys!!
>
> Red Racer
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Red Racer wrote:
>
> I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
> least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
> you, and keep Jeepin!!
>
> Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
> newer technology. You and him would get along great.
>
> Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
> the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
> could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
>
> Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
> wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
> day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
> submit.
>
> Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
> are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
> Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
> they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
> Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
> cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
> ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
> waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
> and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
> breaks and sand go hand in hand.
>
> Bye guys!!
>
> Red Racer
11-08-2003, 07:55 PM
#6
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
Vaya Con Dios, Compadre.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Red Racer wrote:
>
> I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
> least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
> you, and keep Jeepin!!
>
> Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
> newer technology. You and him would get along great.
>
> Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
> the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
> could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
>
> Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
> wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
> day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
> submit.
>
> Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
> are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
> Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
> they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
> Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
> cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
> ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
> waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
> and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
> breaks and sand go hand in hand.
>
> Bye guys!!
>
> Red Racer
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Red Racer wrote:
>
> I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
> least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
> you, and keep Jeepin!!
>
> Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
> newer technology. You and him would get along great.
>
> Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
> the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
> could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
>
> Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
> wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
> day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
> submit.
>
> Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
> are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
> Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
> they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
> Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
> cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
> ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
> waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
> and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
> breaks and sand go hand in hand.
>
> Bye guys!!
>
> Red Racer
11-08-2003, 07:55 PM
#7
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
Vaya Con Dios, Compadre.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Red Racer wrote:
>
> I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
> least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
> you, and keep Jeepin!!
>
> Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
> newer technology. You and him would get along great.
>
> Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
> the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
> could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
>
> Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
> wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
> day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
> submit.
>
> Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
> are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
> Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
> they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
> Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
> cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
> ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
> waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
> and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
> breaks and sand go hand in hand.
>
> Bye guys!!
>
> Red Racer
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Red Racer wrote:
>
> I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
> least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
> you, and keep Jeepin!!
>
> Earle: My uncle does know more than me, but he is still too old to capture
> newer technology. You and him would get along great.
>
> Joshie: You are a great writer, but are basically FOS. I have a feeling that
> the fact that you say you are 16 is a cover. Either way, you are a troll but
> could be a good asset if you wanted to be.
>
> Mike R. You obviously work at some kind of dealership, or used to. You are a
> wealth of information, and a great asset to this group. We will talk another
> day, in another group. You and I have a lot in common based on the posts we
> submit.
>
> Bill H. You are much like my uncle as well, except that you know what you
> are talking about most of the time even though you are hung up on the "real
> Jeep" thing. Get over that, and realize that while older Jeeps are cool,
> they are the minority in this sport. Still though, a 400 SBC in a "real
> Jeep" with the mods that you describe, has to be "king of the hill" in most
> cases. I could give you a run easily, but it would take too much work to
> ramp up for that. Maybe someday I will make the dunes a priority again, and
> waste your *** a few times up some real big hill. It wouldn't be hard to do,
> and we would both have a ball doing it no matter who gets there first. Beer
> breaks and sand go hand in hand.
>
> Bye guys!!
>
> Red Racer
11-08-2003, 07:56 PM
#8
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 16:38:51 -0800, "Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com>
shared the following:
>I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
>least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
>you, and keep Jeepin!!
I just got started out here, but I remember a post you made to me
about the Edelbrock "power package combo thingie" and I appreciated
it. If you gotta go, you gotta go, but I'm not sure you you say you
have yet to be accepted. Nobody told me that I was "accepted" to this
group, but I don't recall anyone ever being told that they were. I
hope most people here don't want me to go because if they do then
they're in for a disappointment. ;-) Stick around, dude!
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
shared the following:
>I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
>least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
>you, and keep Jeepin!!
I just got started out here, but I remember a post you made to me
about the Edelbrock "power package combo thingie" and I appreciated
it. If you gotta go, you gotta go, but I'm not sure you you say you
have yet to be accepted. Nobody told me that I was "accepted" to this
group, but I don't recall anyone ever being told that they were. I
hope most people here don't want me to go because if they do then
they're in for a disappointment. ;-) Stick around, dude!
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
11-08-2003, 07:56 PM
#9
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: To the group
On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 16:38:51 -0800, "Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com>
shared the following:
>I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
>least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
>you, and keep Jeepin!!
I just got started out here, but I remember a post you made to me
about the Edelbrock "power package combo thingie" and I appreciated
it. If you gotta go, you gotta go, but I'm not sure you you say you
have yet to be accepted. Nobody told me that I was "accepted" to this
group, but I don't recall anyone ever being told that they were. I
hope most people here don't want me to go because if they do then
they're in for a disappointment. ;-) Stick around, dude!
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
shared the following:
>I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
>least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
>you, and keep Jeepin!!
I just got started out here, but I remember a post you made to me
about the Edelbrock "power package combo thingie" and I appreciated
it. If you gotta go, you gotta go, but I'm not sure you you say you
have yet to be accepted. Nobody told me that I was "accepted" to this
group, but I don't recall anyone ever being told that they were. I
hope most people here don't want me to go because if they do then
they're in for a disappointment. ;-) Stick around, dude!
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
11-08-2003, 07:56 PM
#10
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Re: To the group
On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 16:38:51 -0800, "Red Racer" <rcanden@msn.com>
shared the following:
>I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
>least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
>you, and keep Jeepin!!
I just got started out here, but I remember a post you made to me
about the Edelbrock "power package combo thingie" and I appreciated
it. If you gotta go, you gotta go, but I'm not sure you you say you
have yet to be accepted. Nobody told me that I was "accepted" to this
group, but I don't recall anyone ever being told that they were. I
hope most people here don't want me to go because if they do then
they're in for a disappointment. ;-) Stick around, dude!
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
shared the following:
>I'm checking out. I've tried to ad to the conversations here, but after at
>least a year, I have yet to be accepted. Cool. I wish the best to all of
>you, and keep Jeepin!!
I just got started out here, but I remember a post you made to me
about the Edelbrock "power package combo thingie" and I appreciated
it. If you gotta go, you gotta go, but I'm not sure you you say you
have yet to be accepted. Nobody told me that I was "accepted" to this
group, but I don't recall anyone ever being told that they were. I
hope most people here don't want me to go because if they do then
they're in for a disappointment. ;-) Stick around, dude!
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!