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I think Louis said he had an Edelbrock Performer Intake at his shop. you might ask him. This is an excellent manifold, you might remember it was on Crouch Racing's 1967 Chevelle in the famous "Kingspoint Dead Man's Curve Race" that resulted in said chevelle wrapped around light pole. Thus of course resulted in Clyde's foot jammed in previously mentioned driver's rectum.
does it come with a free drive-right?Quote:
Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02
Performer or Performer RPM?Quote:
Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02
I don't know, call him.....
got an e-mail from jegs'
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Jerry,
I have a sweet 1979 Z28 stock 4 barrel intake manifold in the back of my truck. My sister gave it to me. It could use some love from a wire wheel but other than that its cherry.
My carter afb bad dude is in ok shape. A rebuild kit is 39.99.
You will need an adapter to put that carb on that intake but they are like 10 bucks...
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sweet, per your prediction the HOA has sent a first letter regarding el borracho's presence, but karl's trailer also was part of the letter. El borracho was noted as "immobile vehicle" so if i have to make it mobile with the carb i will.Quote:
Originally Posted by fbronco86
Thanks mike!
Send them back a letter telling them its not a vehicle its a "El Borracho"Quote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
I'll send them back a letter asking how one can have an "immobile vehicle" if a vehicle by definition takes you from one place to another, how can it be immobile. Immobile POS, maybe.
your in good company, i finally got a notice from the city about the axle sitting in my yardQuote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
I think I've gotten 6 or 7 notices from the city during my tenure at the Dexter House. They're all bark and no bite :flipoff2:
I predict you will have to hide it in the garage or remove it from the property. HOA's bring the :rainbow:
I don't think CDR would be much in favor of having it at our house, but you could put it out at my ranch...
and then we could shoot fireballs at it :gigem:
I'm not that worried about it, if it have to i'll store it at the storage lot across the main drag from the house, then I could park in the driveway again.
I bet "The Landlord" would be psyched if you started a war with her HOA. My prediction is that El Borracho's name gets changed to Se Vende pretty soon :flipoff2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
Oh she was more pissed about then I was. The guy next door runs a hotel/brothel for continental airlines out of his house and there are always at least 2 cars parked in the street at his house everynight at least one of which is parked the wrong way. Around the corner the guy is a towtruck driver/hotshotter and constantly has a 4-car trailer parked in the street, other people dont mow their lawns, etc. Not really equal protection under the law.
Free legal service is nice. Last time she got pissed at something in her neighborhood, Darling Homes sent her a check for $500 for "trespass to property" :gigem:
That is awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
i think my brother and i are at 4 notices or so, i hate old people that live down the street and only want to make other peoples lives miserable
someday you might be that old people. heather cruz and our house at montclair were familiar to say the least.
Hey jerry, i have an old dog house and some spare artillery shells for "El Borracho". Got to break it in scoutfork style.
Around here they classify them immobile as not having the car registered or inspected.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snatch Adams
i remember that from CS, i read through the deed restrictions the other day and didnt see anything about that.
here is what the deed restrictions say. Nowhere does it say immobile vehicles. only that driveways are for "temp" storage. Temp to be determined by the hoa. I'm sure they have some loop hole, but i'm going to **** with them as much as possible. I'll make it run over a weekend and move it every week :gigem:
Every thread I've ever read on HOAs says you're fawked unless you get on the board, even better if you get a friendly neighbor or two to get on the board as well (ie mr "when'd you get The Beast?")
get it running, find out who the head of the hoa is and go do smokey burnouts in front of his house
keep telling your self this. when we lived on dexter (2000-2001....back when alex estep was still around :flipoff2: ) we recieved ONE notice for junk in the yard. fast forward ~6 years to fall of 06. i get a letter in the mail from the city saying if i dont cme pay a fine i will have a warrant issued. it was for a ticket on dexter that we never got...Quote:
Originally Posted by afroman006
When I got my notice in Beaumont I called and b!tched the lady out. She made comments like "get the vehicle inspected" To which I replied lady I have a real job, I don't have time to go walking around looking at my neighbors cars and getting this inspected.
I further questioned her as to the definition of "motor vehicle" She replied something with an engine and 4 wheels, to which I replied my neighbor has a 4 wheeler, it is by your definition a "motor vehicle" and it is not inspected. She then said I was bending the law. I replied no you are making it up as you go.
Seriously in Beaumont they would not even let you have a car in the back of your yard if it was visible from anyone else including neighbors in a third story building. Meanwhile the bums and hookers would be hanging out at the Dunkin Donuts 150 yards from my house.
all the board has to do once you bring up the point that "immobile vehicle" is not defined is to make an amendment to define immobile vehicle to fit yours and possibly others. Like you said they probably have a loop hole. I know in most city street's you can't have a vehicle sit in one place longer than a few days...they may try to apply the same rule to your driveway.
Are any of those pilots this guy?
we've been through this before, and no.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCcola55
ah, took me a second...
jerry if it gets bad store it at the boat and trailer storage off indina shores by karl's casa
Just because you're still pissed I pantsed you in the dunkin donuts gives you no right to call me a "bum" or "hooker" :flipoff2:Quote:
Originally Posted by KrazyKarl02
a bum hooker maybe???
What was great is I was so drunk that for like 30 seconds I did not realize my pants were down around my ankles. What was odd about it is Jimmy could not take his eyes off my junk... And since then continues to bring this up.Quote:
Originally Posted by BMFScout
In closing Coco Loco has some positive attributes, but Ozona Grill will give you the sh!ts
Well the HOA sent a "scathing" letter, saying it has to move by the end of the month, no big deal as i was planning on moving it on Sat anyway.
I wish i had a scanner, because its the worst written letter I've ever seen. They spelled samantha's name wrong and it says "sent via certified mail" which it wasnt (the joos sent the same letter twice instead), and whoever wrote it refers to themself in the letter yet fails to ever mention their name or signed it.
The best part is they say "pursuant to Section 9: Blah Blah" and quote the exact lines from the deed restrictions I posted, which say nothing about "immobile vehicles", then it says "remove immobile vehicle". So much as I suspected the deed restrictions say nothing regarding it.
It gave the date of the next HOA meeting, if it were MY house i'd be over there raising hell, about a) how sh!tty whoever wrote the letter is and b) how they are making it up as they go.
Regardless El Borracho moves to storage on Sat. and I can park in the drive again.
I may still try to get it running over X-mas if me and Karl have "Workin' Man's a Sucker" Week or some other assorted free time.
the man wins again.
so what the hell could they even do if you dont move it?
HOAs have a lot of power. I've seen news reports of people who lost their house to the HOA because they were renting a house and the renters didn't follow HOA rules and never notified their landlord of the HOA letters. HOAs can also put leins and other fines against the house supposedly.Quote:
Originally Posted by william_ace