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Old 06-25-2009, 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ROG100
I vote for Andrews this time.
I vote for andrews too
What about putting all the 928's in the Double Oak parade?
Yes... ...because nothing says God Bless America like a bunch of german yuppie supercars.
Old 06-25-2009, 02:54 PM
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The Parade always has a couple of vetts but mostly Mini's, Jaguars and Alpha's.
America could never build cars anyway 8>)
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Old 06-25-2009, 05:50 PM
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I like Andrews.
Old 06-25-2009, 07:52 PM
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America could never build cars anyway 8>)
You do know I own an award winning mustang, right?


Originally Posted by ROG100
The Parade always has a couple of vetts but mostly Mini's, Jaguars and Alpha's.
...Maybe that just represents the type of people who live in Double Oak.

Ive participated in Flower Mound, Coppell, and Highland Village Parades. I assumed Double Oak would be a lot like HV, in that its just a bunch of kids on their bikes with flags. Coppell is a bit more, um, "patriotic." Last time I participated, the Grand Marshal was the Governor... ...And By Governor, I mean, George W Bush. Doesnt matter if you like him or not, to have the future president lead your parade, wow... ...besides, remember how patriotic everyone got after 9/11?
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Originally Posted by ROG100
The Parade always has a couple of vetts but mostly Mini's, Jaguars and Alpha's.
America could never build cars anyway 8>)
This coming from the man from the same roots as Lucas, the Price of Darkness

Keep the Alphas and the Jags, we can toss the vetts and mini's.... fill everything in with 928's.
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Ok, I just called Andrews to make sure, and YES they will be open tomorrow

...BTW is it safe to dunk a domestic in a shark tank?
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We are at Andrews tomorrow morning - see you there.
Old 07-13-2009, 08:22 PM
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First, I wanted to say, my wife Ummyeahok and I enjoyed meeting all of you and talking cars.

Secondly, I wanted to say, I got it to start today! Shot engine harness, cleaned every engine ground, and then had 6 bad relays. (Including fuel pump, Jetronic, and Ignition!) Drove me crazy trying to diagnose it, because it had no fuel, then it wouldn't start even when I jumpered the fuel pump relay, and then the fuel pump itself ran fine. I was testing for spark with a timing light, but after hours of crawling all over this thing in the sun on Saturday AND Sunday, I foolishly let my timing light cables get too close to the radiator fan and promptly thrashed it before I could tell that there was no spark.

Finally, decided today to pull and test each and every relay on the board. Almost stopped when I found the ignition one bad, but I forced myself to complete the task, then reached over and started it from the passenger seat.

I am one happy running-928 owner right now!
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