commando1
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Ziebart is ugly but it works.
Drop dead gorgeous BB Codoba w/5k miles.
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Greg B.
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The black one apparently is sold at $13900. The blue one is still available, reserve not yet met.
I like the colors on the blue one a lot better but the black one is certainly a nice car overall.
I like the colors on the blue one a lot better but the black one is certainly a nice car overall.
tbm3fan
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Apparently sold is right. However, given the lack of truthfulness exhibited by classic car flippers you never know what is real and what is fake when they talk.
That's why I chose it for the NYB. Not a coincidence. It was perfect.....
Your wheels would of looked better painted that color IMHO.
Greg B.
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That's why I chose it for the NYB. Not a coincidence. It was perfect.....
That Cordoba's paint would look a lot better without all that dust on it.
Oh, wait...
commando1
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Seriously short on disposable income for chroming right now. But you are not wrong.
In an ideal world..........
Are you going to chrome the entire wheel(s)?
commando1
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I'm doing nothing.
A few things I can live with.
The mechanical side of the coin always gets 101% top priority because:
A few things I can live with.
The mechanical side of the coin always gets 101% top priority because:
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Rod wheels would look great completely chromed.
I'll have to think about that one....
I'll have to think about that one....
commando1
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Bob, with all due respect, and I truly understand your anger over the military pension issue, but somehow that and the above seem to be in serious conflict. I am NOT disagreeing with you. Your devotion, patriotism, sacrifice, and service to all Americans was met with a broken promise for sure. But can you see how it may appear? I can't afford chroming at all.
Please, once again, I am NOT in disagreement with you. I feel that big business and government has forced the Teamsters to break their promise to me, too.
I pray you take this as only as a question and a very friendly question at that. :sSig_thanks:
Please, once again, I am NOT in disagreement with you. I feel that big business and government has forced the Teamsters to break their promise to me, too.
I pray you take this as only as a question and a very friendly question at that. :sSig_thanks:
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Not taken the wrong way.......but you may not understand.
My military pension has nothing to do with what I'm doing now for work or chroming wheels. I earn every nickel I get. I have multiple careers and I'm still working.
My military pension was earned for service/risk/sacrifice far and above what most people ever do in the workplace. 100 hour work weeks with no OT pay for 20 years is a given in the Army unless you are one of the few that have one those Club Paradise 40-50 hour a week military jobs. Years and years separated from family and stationed overseas. The wear and tear on your body from 20 years in the Army is devastating. The military was a tough life and the pension is not anywhere near a golden parachute as many people may think. I don't have any bills or credit card debt (by living within my means) and I still can't retire on my pension to pay my mortgage and living expenses. And I don't live in Beverly Hills. You have a much nicer home than I do.....and I don't even have a damn garage.
My military pension has nothing to do with what I'm doing now for work or chroming wheels. I earn every nickel I get. I have multiple careers and I'm still working.
My military pension was earned for service/risk/sacrifice far and above what most people ever do in the workplace. 100 hour work weeks with no OT pay for 20 years is a given in the Army unless you are one of the few that have one those Club Paradise 40-50 hour a week military jobs. Years and years separated from family and stationed overseas. The wear and tear on your body from 20 years in the Army is devastating. The military was a tough life and the pension is not anywhere near a golden parachute as many people may think. I don't have any bills or credit card debt (by living within my means) and I still can't retire on my pension to pay my mortgage and living expenses. And I don't live in Beverly Hills. You have a much nicer home than I do.....and I don't even have a damn garage.
tbm3fan
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I know a fellow who happened to go to the "other" Catholic high school in San Diego when I lived there. He joined the Navy several years after high school and out in 22 years retiring as a Captain in Surface Warfare. On many different ships in many different capacities. He cannot sleep more than a few hours in a row due to aches and pains acquired over the years preventing him from laying down for too long. Seen him posting on a naval warfare site many times in the wee hours because of it.
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