hi!
04-14-2009, 03:06 PM
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hi!
hi! my name is andrew, and im new to the muscle car world. been working on my civic for a few years now (99 honda civic)
now i really want to get as much info so i can learn for my next project. im looking at the coronets, the dusters, and the fury's. any info greatly apprieciated.....comments/advice welcome too!
now i really want to get as much info so i can learn for my next project. im looking at the coronets, the dusters, and the fury's. any info greatly apprieciated.....comments/advice welcome too!
04-14-2009, 03:29 PM
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well heres tip #1, get rid of that little honda and buy a real mans car, no offense. Glad to see you are going to get true American muscle, nuthin beats em'. Well how good are you with cars? Not as in can you work tools, anyone can do that, i mean do you know what your doing around cars or are you the type of person that thinks that they know what they are doing but really dont know a carb. from a distributor.
04-14-2009, 03:47 PM
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well heres tip #1, get rid of that little honda and buy a real mans car, no offense. Glad to see you are going to get true American muscle, nuthin beats em'. Well how good are you with cars? Not as in can you work tools, anyone can do that, i mean do you know what your doing around cars or are you the type of person that thinks that they know what they are doing but really dont know a carb. from a distributor.
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04-14-2009, 03:57 PM
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Welcome to the forum.
Anyone looking to buy a car, I tell them the same thing. Google photos of cars and find one that you fall in love with. I don't mean "thats such a cool car I love it". I mean "wow, I love the lines and styling. I can really see myself wanting to drive it everyday." Once you find that car, go for it.
Don't just settle on a good deal because it's a good deal.
Anyone looking to buy a car, I tell them the same thing. Google photos of cars and find one that you fall in love with. I don't mean "thats such a cool car I love it". I mean "wow, I love the lines and styling. I can really see myself wanting to drive it everyday." Once you find that car, go for it.
Don't just settle on a good deal because it's a good deal.
04-14-2009, 05:44 PM
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Glad you called him out. I was also irritated with sgp's comment. Anyway, you're at the right place if you're looking to learn. I joined the forum a couple months ago and everyone here has been very knowledgeable and helpful
04-14-2009, 10:35 PM
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04-15-2009, 07:01 AM
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welcome to the forum babe, Im just glad your into cars, most younger gen. guys dont even care about them except transportation. and most dont even know where to put the oil. LOL. I remember when I first started working on them, I coouldnt consume enough info. Hope we can help you on the next project.
04-15-2009, 08:16 AM
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welcome to the forum Andrew.
And to everyone else: please stop picking on the man for driving a honda. he is allowed to like and drive whatever he wants. Rememeber, there are plenty of guys on here like me who drive chevys and have never owned a mopar. We want to make him feel welcome and encourage him to keep liking mopars. If we make fun of his current car and keep acting like total dicks, we will scare away another potential moparite.
just had to say that because I know how it feels to not own a mopar. Ok, off rant
And to everyone else: please stop picking on the man for driving a honda. he is allowed to like and drive whatever he wants. Rememeber, there are plenty of guys on here like me who drive chevys and have never owned a mopar. We want to make him feel welcome and encourage him to keep liking mopars. If we make fun of his current car and keep acting like total dicks, we will scare away another potential moparite.
just had to say that because I know how it feels to not own a mopar. Ok, off rant
04-17-2009, 10:31 AM
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ive got a mopar and its really far from being drivin and i drive a Buick nice car to but a hondog never drivin one drive what you can afford thats what i have always said
04-17-2009, 01:48 PM
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I am glad everyone is done validating everyones feelings, I think the Cheby,Ferd sites have tissues if required, Honda makes a decent lawnmower.
Welcome to the site man, drive your Honda till the wheels fall off then get a Mopar, wanting one is the first step to recovery..lol
Welcome to the site man, drive your Honda till the wheels fall off then get a Mopar, wanting one is the first step to recovery..lol
04-17-2009, 11:05 PM
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oh now polara, violating other peoples orofices isnt a bad thing, wait... um,, my bad , you said validate didnt you??ok yes touchy feely isnt for mopar people, its for people that.. sorry my bad again, wrong site for that topic.LOL
