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03-03-2008 08:38 PM #1
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Hello my name is Shane I'm new to the forum. The projects I have are a 2004 PT cruiser, and my 77 Camaro.
Take Care.
ShaneMuch Respect.
Be Blessed.
Shane
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03-03-2008 08:48 PM #2
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Welcome to CHR Shane... Lots of chebbie guys on here, you should feel right at home with your Camaro... Heck, I'm a Ford guy and I have one!!!!!
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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03-03-2008 09:06 PM #3
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Thank you for the welcome.
Take Care.
ShaneMuch Respect.
Be Blessed.
Shane
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03-03-2008 09:07 PM #4
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Shane welcome. always great to see another chebbie person.BARB
LET THE FUN BEGIN
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03-03-2008 09:57 PM #5
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Welcome, Shane! Lot's of great people willing to share their vast amount of skills and information.Leo 
Life is not measured by the breaths you take, but by the RODS that take your breath away.
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03-03-2008 11:24 PM #6
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Indeed, Shane welcome to the club. We're all glad you found us and hope that you enjoy the benefits your new membership brings you.
Included in your membership benefits are things that you won't find just anywhere. For example, we'll never miss an opportunity to give you a hard time. In fact it's our motto that: "We're not happy until your not happy...." We'll go out of our way to rib you about something as often as possible.
We do not take this charge lightly as many are called and few are chosen. In fact, think of us much like one would the "Hotel California".....
Well ok, not really. I'm just bored and tired and this seemed like something that should be passed on to a new member......
Anyway, seriously, welcome to the club. I think you'll enjoy it......I know I have.
Cheers,
DutchSometimes NOW are the "good old days"...
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03-04-2008 12:52 AM #7
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Welcome Shane. These guys are very helpfull with project advice of all sorts.
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03-04-2008 02:09 AM #8
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posted by Firechicken:
"We're not happy until you're not happy...."
Welcome Shane.
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03-04-2008 07:33 AM #9
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Thank you all for the warm welcome.
FireChicken, I'm already not happy J/K
Take Care.
ShaneMuch Respect.
Be Blessed.
Shane
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03-04-2008 07:49 AM #10
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Welcome aboard! What are your project plans?
Mike
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03-04-2008 08:06 AM #11
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Welcome MrShane - you're gonna like it here.and my 77 Camaro.
Wish I had my '78 back
There is no limit to what a man can do . . . if he doesn't mind who gets the credit. (Ronald Reagan)
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03-04-2008 09:24 AM #12
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Welcome MrShane, the combined expertise on this Forum is amazing, especially for SBC technology. I appreciate the many pictures which are very helpful. Since the PT Cruiser is less familiar to this group maybe you could tell us what mpg you really get?
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
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03-04-2008 09:38 AM #13
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this site is unbelievable, welcome to CHR
the knowledge on here and the willingness to help is awesome, it can sure change the perception that the internet is used mostly for porn and junk mail propaganda.1970 El camino,454!!
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03-04-2008 03:49 PM #14
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Thank you all, I can see this is going to be a great place.
Don; I avarage about 24-25 mpg. in the PT
The camaro, well that's another story
I do, however look forward to the knowledge that the people here have, and what I can gain.
Take Care.
ShaneMuch Respect.
Be Blessed.
Shane
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03-04-2008 05:43 PM #15
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Welcome to CHR, Shane! The PT Cruiser would be a nice car if Chrysler ever gets around to dropping a small V8 in where the 4 sits now.
The one I drove several years ago hardly had enough power to get out of it's own way.
The Camaro on the other hand never had a problem with insufficient power. Lot of Chevy and Mopar guys here, you should find a lot of people with mutual interest. How about posting some pix of your rides when you get a chance. We old people like looking at photos, easier on the eyes than little tiny text.
Bob
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well I decided to do another mod to gain max travel of bars past the intended travel points just for that peace of mind. 1/8 inch is to close so now I'll have 1/2" or better. I cut a 3/16" wall...
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