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    I wish Jeg's had A layaway like walmarts just thinking of all the big purchase items I could put away and not go broke.I would be running in the low 9's in no time.that would take care of my throttle stop that's on my left ring finger

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    Some of us are old enough to remember Bird Engineering. They advertised in hot rod magazines in the 50's and 60's with a T bucket kit you could buy on credit from them. I think it was something like $ 695. and came with everything but the engine and transmission. Wonder how many of them got financed and sold?

    They also sold go karts for like $ 199 ready to go.

    Don

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    Denny,they just started it back up here to about 3weeks ago after the market crashed,trying not to loose thier but come christmas rush I guess.

    $695.for A kit car, Crap A one peice fiberglass hood foor my car today cost almost that.

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    Sears;
    Just started thier Layaway program back up after all these years.
    I remember when we kids and my brothers and me got to go down
    and put a really nice gocart on layaway. That was the last one we
    bought, after that we started building them. We ended up putting a
    Yamaha 125 engine on that with a two speed trany.
    Went better then 100mph. and right after that my mom sold it.
    Guess she thought 100mph. was to fast for our 7year old brother.
    I guess this was when she figured out that she in for it with us boys.
    I guess we are all lucky non of us got killed.
    Good times, good memories. Kurt

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    I do not shop much at summit, over some past bad experiences. But every year or 2 I give them another shot and they usually mess something up. After you mentioned the layaway thing I remembered someone saying they had a 0% interest card. I checked and they do, up to a year to pay it off. I might be trying them again.


    http://www.summitracing.com/customer...care/index.htm

    And yes all the stores here, walmart, k mart, sears, all have layaway for xmas items only though.


    Live everyday like it were your last, someday it will be.

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    I'm not crazy about Summit's "handling charge", I think it is something like 10%.

    Don

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    In my short 42 years on this planet Iv learned Cash good Charge card Bad when it comes to building cars,when I go to A store such as Jeg's Im like A chick at the mall OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO look at all the Bling/Bling. Im not pro-Jeg's for me I can drive to one of three stores with in 10min no shipping no waiting.Not suggesting any one thinks I am if I cant pay cash for it right then I dont need it that bad. any body ever order A Muskingum master engine rebuild kit from the JCpenny catolog,I did for to of my 73 vega cam back wagons,think it was $100.00ea can't rememberif you could put that stuff on layaway or not.Yes they where worth rebuilding both had the steel sleeve cylinder blocks

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    Itolduso, i remember Bird Engineering too :back b-4 I could drive mid 1960's. Did they have a mini bike too?
    Ref Summit Racing, I live close so I pick stuff up so no handling charge. they do have credit card plans no interest right on cover page of site. They have a points plan that add up quick when building a project. Just by shopping at Summit, I have accumulated one $20 off any $100 purchase and two $15.00 speed points plan.
    "Chance favors the prepared mind"

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    "That will look nice when it is painted"
    (it is painted).

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