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[RDTCU]

Originally Posted by Buzzbomber

When I worked at the Shell station in high school, we had a few regular customers like that. Always nice folks, but I hated serving them because the pervasive aroma of doG knows how old McDonald'd deep fried grease was enough to invoke the gag reflex as soon as they rolled down the window.
I've never been a neat freak, but I just don't get how people could put up with that.

Screw NJ and their "you can't be trusted to own scary looking guns or pump your own gas" laws.

[mrphotoman]

Originally Posted by Mambo Dave

Where I used to work I saw a guy do this to three different cars - a Ford Tempo, a Chevy Suburban, and I think a LTD. So loaded down with junk (mostly fast food wrappers/cups/?) that the suspension was crushed, and eventually the vehicles just died from being so overloaded.

He didn't live in it, either.

I just don't understand why they let it build up that high???

Yeah right, so paper trash weighed so much in the car it broke the suspension? Why do people feel the need to make up stupid lies like this. That must have been some heavy paper, I guess those sheets of 52lb printer paper on my desk must really weigh 52lbs each.

[RDTCU]

Originally Posted by mrphotoman

Yeah right, so paper trash weighed so much in the car it broke the suspension? Why do people feel the need to make up stupid lies like this. That must have been some heavy paper, I guess those sheets of 52lb printer paper on my desk must really weigh 52lbs each.

Broken suspension bits probably had more to do with the driver, after eating that much fast food...

[Beto]

[Beto]

[JimVonBaden]

Originally Posted by Beto

Better take it easy on the right turns!

Jim

[Bill Harris]

Originally Posted by Beto

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Skid testing? The story here?

--Bill

[ttpete]

Originally Posted by Bill Harris

Skid testing? The story here?

--Bill

NC government plates. Probably either tire testing or something to do with road surface.

[TwilightZone]

>"something to do with road surface."

In most states road surfaces must supply a certain amount of traction.
If not, the state puts them on a list for re-surfacing.

[Mr_Gone]

I don't understand... how does he use the back brake? Because we all know if he touches that front brake....

[Craneguy]

Originally Posted by Beto

I call fake. We all know he would have already gone over the handlebars if he used his front brake

Edit: Beaten by mr_gone... Oh well.

[bwalsh]

Originally Posted by SteelB12

If you guys see mine on this road you better pass while you can. It is SLOW

A buddy has a 67 turtle top camper with a slightly modified engine.

We took it down route 81 from Front Royal VA to Johnson City TN and back one weekend. We were doing 80 mph+ and passing everything on the highway!

[ErikY.]

Originally Posted by bwalsh

A buddy has a 67 turtle top camper with a slightly modified engine.

We took it down route 81 from Front Royal VA to Johnson City TN and back one weekend. We were doing 80 mph+ and passing everything on the highway!

"Slightly modified"?

[RandyG]

Originally Posted by Barnone

That semi is gonna over take the squid!

Not a squid, one of my riding buddies, plenty of track days under his belt, just trying to help folks out coming the opposite direction, never know it could of been you he was trying to help out.

[Bikenstitches]

Originally Posted by ErikY.

"Slightly modified"?

A guy just picked up a used engine from me driving a 'turtletop' from NC, towing a trailer with a garden tractor on it! Oh, and he had installed a TDI engine in it; sounded awesome!