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TexasDoc
Posted 2007-03-08 8:06 PM (#111528)
Subject: OT: My new toy


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Here is a photo of my new toy.



2004 Mercedes C32 AMG
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MWoody
Posted 2007-03-08 8:14 PM (#111529 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Where do you fit the golf clubs?

Cool!
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TexasDoc
Posted 2007-03-08 8:25 PM (#111530 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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It actually holds two sets of clubs in the trunk (went yesterday).

Only holds one Ovation in its case.
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Beal
Posted 2007-03-08 8:28 PM (#111531 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Location: 6 String Ranch
The rest of the guitars go in the back seat.
Nice ride!
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stonebobbo
Posted 2007-03-08 8:53 PM (#111532 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Does Kim Keller know you stole his car? Or was this the shipping container that came back from the mothership?
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stonebobbo
Posted 2007-03-08 8:55 PM (#111533 - in reply to #111528)
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P.S. Those are quite little rockets. Pull the AMG insignia off and have some fun with the local street rodders.
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Tupperware
Posted 2007-03-08 8:56 PM (#111534 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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Nice car. Your guitars will be riding in style.

Dave
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Koenig Kurt
Posted 2007-03-08 9:51 PM (#111535 - in reply to #111528)
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Wow! A Chrysler!
Congrats, Kurt
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Beal
Posted 2007-03-09 7:43 AM (#111536 - in reply to #111528)
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Yes but in saying Damiler-Chrysler the Chrysler is silent.
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brainslag
Posted 2007-03-09 8:29 AM (#111537 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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I'll trade you for my '94 Tempo, but make sure you fill the tank!
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TexasDoc
Posted 2007-03-09 8:30 AM (#111538 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Pull the AMG insignia off...
Not on your life. That's what makes this car.
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ProfessorBB
Posted 2007-03-09 9:20 AM (#111539 - in reply to #111528)
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This explains the deal I got on his Ad-II.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2007-03-09 1:54 PM (#111540 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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If you wear a diaper, that'll get you to the tour in about 24 hours...
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Waskel
Posted 2007-03-09 1:59 PM (#111541 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Is that an oil puddle on the driveway underneath it?
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stonebobbo
Posted 2007-03-09 2:30 PM (#111542 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Originally posted by ttenn:
Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Pull the AMG insignia off...
Not on your life. That's what makes this car.
Uh ... I didn't mean pull the performance parts and pieces off, just the badging/emblem. Enhances the WTF factor of the boy racers out there as your taillights quickly get smaller in front of them.
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brainslag
Posted 2007-03-09 3:04 PM (#111543 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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Originally posted by ttenn:
Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Pull the AMG insignia off...
Not on your life. That's what makes this car.
If you spend the money on the Benz, you might as well leave it on, you paid for it. That way, kids know you can smoke 'em before the light changes. In the '70s, the sleeper was a Dart with a 383 Wedge, or a Coronet with a 440 6-pack, whitewalls, no badges and a plain jane paint job. That learned 'em good! My offer for the '94 Tempo still stands. :D
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Sleepy Eyes McGee
Posted 2007-03-09 3:38 PM (#111544 - in reply to #111528)
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I'll race ya for pinks. I could always give the wife the Benz! ;) :D :D
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Tupperware
Posted 2007-03-09 3:54 PM (#111545 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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I had my mid life crisis. In 2001 I got a brand new M5 with no badges on it at all. It looked just like a regular dumpy sedan. Well, except for the tires fatter than Moody's ass, and 4 pipes poking out the back. From 0-60 it was fun. But the second 60 was REAL fun. Traded it in on an SUV and then found the OFC and started spending money on ovations and martins. That's life. Oddly, I have no desire any more for a high performance car. Today I actually drive a station wagon. By CHOICE!

Dave
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lanaki
Posted 2007-03-09 4:04 PM (#111546 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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Tuppy's Station Wagon - Aston Martin Virage
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Phil Wong
Posted 2007-03-09 4:09 PM (#111547 - in reply to #111528)
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I thought he meant this.
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lanaki
Posted 2007-03-09 4:11 PM (#111548 - in reply to #111528)
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shucks, phil. i was going alphabetically and Aston came before Beverly.
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mtnbikerfred
Posted 2007-03-09 4:15 PM (#111549 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Pull the AMG insignia off and have some fun with the local street rodders.
I did this very thing for a customer who got one of the first CL55's that MB in Laguna Niguel delivered (after we put a killer stereo in utilizing the stock Becker head, & adding amps and signal processing using the the factory D2B fibre optik data buss).

This car was SCARY FAST, but looked no different (at first glance) than a CLS430... Only the exhaust tips and HUGE rear tyres gave it away. I'm pretty sure he was going after Vette's and Stangs for money as no rice-burner could touch it.

Do you guys like my "euro-type" spelling? :p :D :p :D
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fillhixx
Posted 2007-03-09 4:35 PM (#111550 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Originally posted by Jeff W.:
If you wear a diaper, that'll get you to the tour in about 24 hours...
But it will cost you your seat on the shuttle....
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ProfessorBB
Posted 2007-03-09 4:36 PM (#111551 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy



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Once I realized that the average motorcycle these days (including all of mine) can dust just about every four-wheeled vehicle on the road these days, I, too, stopped chasing after high performance. We fondly reminisce about the speed and power of the muscle cars from the 60's and very early 70's. However, when we check the real performance numbers, we find that today's only slightly tuned cars from Japan would pretty much walk away from most (but not all) of our beloved Camaros, Super Sports, Road Runners, Mustangs, 4-4-2s, GTOs and Vettes. In 1968, my slightly modified 1957 Ford turned 15.12 in the quarter mile and we all thought that was pretty good. Today's Corolla with a $300 chip upgrade would eat it for lunch, and the kids are absolute whizzes at understanding automotive technology. All the old rules about cubic inches have changed. Its all about valves, airflow and timing these days. I think I'll just stick to guitars.
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lanaki
Posted 2007-03-09 4:39 PM (#111552 - in reply to #111528)
Subject: Re: OT: My new toy


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ya ain't gettin that far away from it all professor.

good amplifiers have valves, good acoustic guitars and voices have airflow and timing is everything in music...
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