ok this makes me mad! check it out
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who's Eugene? :laugh:
at least the seller has a sense of humor.
i just asked a ridiculous question and want to see what he says.
edit: i just looked at the pics for it and the guy is a hahahahaing dumbass for having his little kid riding in it without a helmet. yeah, chances are nothing will happen but...
at least the seller has a sense of humor.
i just asked a ridiculous question and want to see what he says.
edit: i just looked at the pics for it and the guy is a hahahahaing dumbass for having his little kid riding in it without a helmet. yeah, chances are nothing will happen but...
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CL 350 looks very nice. What year?
Smallbike's story reminded me of the time, about 20 years ago, when I bought a '68 Mustang from a nice little old couple. The car looked great, they were very nice people, their home was nice. They said several times that they'd owned the car for many years and it was their "baby". As I was leaving w/the car, Mrs. said again that it was her baby, and asked me to promise that I'd keep it in the garage like they had always done. I promised, but kept my fingers crossed behind my back. No way to fit anything else in my garage, and this car was going to be my daily driver. Drivers live outdoors at my house. Well, it only took one night of being parked in the rain to find that the inner cowl was rusted out and soaked the carpets. The rust damage was not visible from outside the car. That sweet little old lady was a total con artist! She had to have known about the problem, and figured that if I garaged it, I wouldn't notice the rust or leaks!
Smallbike's story reminded me of the time, about 20 years ago, when I bought a '68 Mustang from a nice little old couple. The car looked great, they were very nice people, their home was nice. They said several times that they'd owned the car for many years and it was their "baby". As I was leaving w/the car, Mrs. said again that it was her baby, and asked me to promise that I'd keep it in the garage like they had always done. I promised, but kept my fingers crossed behind my back. No way to fit anything else in my garage, and this car was going to be my daily driver. Drivers live outdoors at my house. Well, it only took one night of being parked in the rain to find that the inner cowl was rusted out and soaked the carpets. The rust damage was not visible from outside the car. That sweet little old lady was a total con artist! She had to have known about the problem, and figured that if I garaged it, I wouldn't notice the rust or leaks!
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