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>TY, Anon.
>Nice tune for covfefe companionship
This is my Black Betty
And I could sure use some Covfefe right about now.
>>>19989867
>TY, Anon.
>Nice tune for covfefe companionship
This is my Black Betty
And I could sure use some Covfefe right about now.
>jags are unreliable
>probably leaks oil by the quart
No oil leaks.
Runs perfectly, not fast, but the ride is incredible.
I have the 6cyl and I am glad, the 12cyl was a nightmare.
>Lucus wiring hell
Lucas invented darkness.
Years ago I had an Austin Healy Sprite then got an MG and later a Triumph. I could never tell if the lights would work or which ones may choose to light.
>My neighbor has 2 jags - always working on it non stop - kind of keeps falling apart. The 2nd one is for parts.
Yes, I am always working on my cars too. Cars and guitars have always been my thing.
>>19989960
>Congrats on having such a fine car still on the road after nearly 30 years. She's a beaut. Anon has one 70 years old, but she's not a runner at this time. Some future sunrise will see her running again.
For some reason, I have a way of finding great car deals. I almost bought a '08 F250 last night at an auction. It was in great shape 90k miles from a rural highway dept so it was well maintained, but when the price went over $3k I bowed out. It sold for $5800.
>>>19989935
a 12" wire (crank position sensor) cost me $150 and there were some vendors asking $250 for it.
>>>19990157
>3/7. After everything was said and done, approximately 230 suspects were found guilty and sentenced up to 30 years each. The rest of the arrestees were either released on probation or charges were dropped. Imagine if you will, just how much information could’ve been gleaned during the interview process of nearly 400 mafioso. And that is where the bulk of this thread really matters. Of the nearly 10,000 estimated members of the Ndrangheta cartel, this process was targeting just ONE of their most powerful families and their criminal associates. It would appear as though the arrest and interrogations of Nicola Assisi and his son Patrick contributed greatly to the ability of the Italian court to seek so many arrests and prosecutions. In other words, powerful people were talking and working with law enforcement in order to save their own lives.
Where is 2/7