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Kumho Ecsta AST Almost new Selling because my brother bought wrong tires in the cities to replace my worn out ones to drive it up to Fargo. He didn't think to match the same style of tires I had in the back. He paid $250 for the 2 I'm asking $120 for the 2. PM me if interested or need pictures..

KA-T_240;305798 wrote: Just dont go to A Transmission City. thanks i was just about to make an appointment thier for saturday! they said they could do it then. only ones that would. but the price they gave me made me poo abit. Any comments on Curts Transmission?

well it would take two weeks and i would have to repeat it to add the extra 2 days in.

1994 Chevrolet K1500 Extended Cab 4x4 200k -- Mileage CD player w/ I-pod Interface V8 (350), power locks, power windows, automatic, dual exhaust. $2150 [image: 1000097qm9.jpg] [image: 1000103zf8.jpg]

Link to old FS thread.. has more pictures for the rims.. http://fargostreet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13892

Evogaming

tjamz;213998 wrote: System Suite 8 works great in my experiences. In all honesty though, you are much better off doing a low level format and just reinstalling windows. Explain how you do this? I don't have an XP installation disk anymore. And the reason for just cleaning it up is to leave some of the programs on there, I.E., Microsoft Office.. If I reformatted, I would basically lose this. Previous system recoveries have had me lose programs such as Nero. The files were there, but the product key needed to be re-entered and it was something that I didn't have. Also, if I were to do a system recovery, a lot of the hard files would still be there (program files, etc.) They would just not work since they would be lacking drivers, etc. Since the last time I did a system recovery due to (a huge glitch/virus) I had numerous programs I had to reinstall.. Those that needed keys were useless to me...

top pic almost looks photoshopped... could just be me though

Anyone else hear about this on the radio? (Y94) Weird how there will be a nudist colony 8 miles north of Moorhead.

Bump.. Still for sale/pics [image: fridge1nw8.jpg] [image: fridge2by6.jpg] [image: fridge4wq8.jpg]

i like them but that bent rim is very dissapointing.........

Jim;203943 wrote: Your best bet is wheelsamerica in Chicago. http://www.wheelsamerica.com/ haha i'm less than 30 min from this place.

BuiltorDie;155513 wrote: Wtf breakers? I don't even know what that means. :drunken_smilie: Colin is correct, it is a nickname back when I worked for NBC/CBS. BlueSRT you should have raced me, you would have won. Like I can get traction on wet trashy roads! lol I was in my Pick-up, I probably wouldn't of gotten any traction either + it's not fast.. I would have gotten good traction if I was in 4x4; I tried to get all revvy engine like next to you, just so you know when/where I saw ya.. But it was as you crossed the bridge into Moorhead... I was kinda side by side..

Yeah that vid was all over sportscenter this morning and lex and terry were talking about it.

tjamz wrote: I hate cats, great video. plus one!

You just made my night, hahahaha

I think it looks alright. The first tiburon looked awful, the current one looks pretty good actually. This one looks 90% hot and then 10% weird. THe big key is that it is RWD. Since many in the asian import scene put crazy bodykits on the car anyway, what does it matter what the stock bodywork looks like? The key is that the platform is RWD, which will give it a bit more serious attentino than previous hyundai offerings. I've seen a few lightly-modded tiburons, so the interest is there. Adding a little Go to the show can't hurt. Hyundai has been making credible cars int he US, one segment at a time. I remember in the early 80s you could get Hyundais in some parts of the US. They were truly awful (much like the 70s Japanese cars in the US). Fastfoward 20 years... I knew the tide had turned for Hyundai when I was riding with an older guy (60s+) who was a van driver (one of those airport shuttle services). We were cruising on the highway and he pointed out an XG350 sedan. "See that thing? damn thing drives like a lincoln.. i couldn't beleive it" When old people are ready to buy a Hyundai after growing up knowing that owning a big ass Lincoln was what old people did, Hyundai is a credible contender in the big-car market. The medium and smaller cars have made them contenders in the appliance car market, and their barbie-SUVs and vans have done well for them in the barbie SUV and family van markets. IOW, they've established credibility with non-enthusiasts and those without as much brand loyalty. That gives them the base to start going after more markets - like the sport compact segment. An RWD tiburon is a credible entry. Hopefully this will push Honda to release more RWD cars in the US.

A853 wrote: becuz some people think v t e c is the world's best thing :icon_jokercolor:

MisterCMK wrote: I wish my parents would have taught me lessons like that... :icon_puke_r: :icon_puke_l: There are a lot of nutjob parents out there. Over a christmas gift sounds like a job for JERRY! JERRY! JERRY!

That is quite funny.