They have blood on their brain??? Sounds like a stat neurosurgery consult is in order...
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Going for walks, seeing some cool cars.
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Yes, definenredefine, I too could not figure this out.
And, as someone who would never make fun of anyone with any kind of a problem, I didn't say a word.
Maybe she means (the note is signed, Tina) she has water on the brain, or has had a stent put in, or whatever the case may be, I was taught in school and by my parents not to judge people harshly, but to pay attention to the words they choose when writing a note, and how they write.
Mike
I agree.
It needs body work, but not that much.
Mike
You start digging into the rust on that car and you'll uncover a whole lot more to the point that body panels will need replacing. The cost to fix the rust and paint the car is probably more than the car is worth.
You were taught well. I figured it meant the person had a serious health problem and needed to sell the care.
Judging by how choppy the tread is on the left front tire, I'll venture a guess that the shock absorber is doing nothing more than going along for the ride.
Some folks really seem to enjoy the possibilities offered by the aspect ratio of a truck tailgate... 
And that second one is a truck made from two trucks!
And that second one is a truck made from two trucks!
Wouldn't be the first time I swapped rotten boxes off a truck for a clean one.Some folks really seem to enjoy the possibilities offered by the aspect ratio of a truck tailgate...
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And that second one is a truck made from two trucks!
Looking to do that now on my 03 2500HD..... the spray in bed liner and a couple ratchet straps are the only things holding it together.
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i pulled this image off wikipedia to find the name of the car
- Dec 21, 2007
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My daughter describes it as a video game car that hasn't fully rendered or loaded in...
like it's from a ps2 game from when i was a kid
We watch one trying to back into a parking space. I'm pretty sure the carbon unit in the driver seat gave up. 
Got a few more this last week.
El Camino
GMC
An Old Dodge
El Camino
GMC
An Old Dodge
I love El Caminos and the like. Every now and then I think it would be cool to have one of that vintage to mod. Maybe someday.
You bet, I would love to have one too. I'm a Ford fan at heart, so I would lean towards the Ranchero though. Probably a '71. I did have a '78 Malibu 4 door and the front end was a favorite.
I'd take a Ranchero, I'm more just thinking about availability and obtainability. My ranked choices would be a '72 Ranchero, '70 El Camino, '73-75 El Camino with a Laguna front end swap, G-body El Camino (Black Knight, Royal Knight, or just a plain one, maybe a Monte Carlo SS front end swap), and I'd honestly take any GMC Sprint/Caballero just for the oddity of it.
My brothers old Ranchero, he doesn't have it any more.
I've always preferred the longer, sleeker look of the Ranchero over the El Camino. They're both cool, though.
