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I'm with Kim... drive 'em if you can. But if your health prevents you from doing so, then a trailer is the next best option.
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regularman
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I had a monza on mine when I got it. Definitely would not pass in the UK /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/lol.gif It does make a mellow tone, but I am not satified with it. I enjoy the sound of the straight pipe and also like quiet when I am on the highway. Been thinking about designing a cutout. One that really works, not like the ones that I have bought from JC Whitney in the past that leak and defeat the purpose. That way you could choose muffled quiet or straight and loud. I have make it where it fits in that small area between the gas tank and rearend and back bumper. My monza does not look like yours ncbugeye, it is more cylindrical, yours looks more like the old cherry bomb style that had fiberglass in it and this would burn out over time and get louder. I bet that one is loud.
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Where do you live in SC, Bwillis?BWillis said:
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Ah, not too far from me then. I think they have some kind of car show up here. Only is some kind of drive along rally thing that goes down through chimney rock and all through the mountains and starts at the Biltmore house. I have never checked into it much as my midget has been in repair for years. Plus I don't know what it costs and I figure it is mostly for the wealthy Bilmore Forest crowd and a with a midget I would feel like a real pauper around the cars that they bring to the show.
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Oh, I live in Asheville (or really within rifle range of it now)
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I think there is some kind of club up here but I never have joined as I don't have a working car yet. I am reluctant to join clubs as it seems like they always want to do things besides just showing off the cars or whatever.
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Jack
Close to you, the Bay British Car Club in Panama City had a show last weekend. The Pensacola is April 21 then to Volusia County on April 28. Clearwater in October.
What I really think you should do is take "Miz A" to the British Motoring Club of New Orleans show on March 24. I think she would look good strutting in the Quarter.
Close to you, the Bay British Car Club in Panama City had a show last weekend. The Pensacola is April 21 then to Volusia County on April 28. Clearwater in October.
What I really think you should do is take "Miz A" to the British Motoring Club of New Orleans show on March 24. I think she would look good strutting in the Quarter.
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The British Car Club of Western North Carolina "Autumn in the Mountains 2007" show will take place on October 6th at Chimney Rock Park.
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They had a thread about it in the events forum but the link was dead. Its a fun drive down old 74 to chimney rock but I don't know if my car will be ready by then.