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I need 3. If anyone in the south metro wants to get rid of them. Ill pick them up. Av/ lakeville/ burnsville area preferred.
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gettin rid of dead bodies eh?
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Originally posted by 87mustangguy306 -
Hookers float. Who woulda thunk it"On this episode of roadkill"Comment
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I figured you purchased a camaro
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As a Camaro owner I think I recall them being a $1 each at Menards. 
(I just used my last one though.)Last edited by Scorpner; 11-22-2009, 01:07 PM.
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so that shouldn't cost ya too much, You will need three blocks for a skinny hooker and seven for a fat one. Err so I have heard
I'm not crazy I'm just skilled in the arts of lunacy
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You know cinderblocks are a couple bucks each, right?2013 RaptorComment
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just make your own1993 Titanium Cobra (1 of never)
AFR 165s, Cobra intake, FTI cam. NX N20
Best ET 11.2 @ 123 on the 100 shot.
446RWHP and 585RWT
1998 Atlantic Blue Cobra convertible(1 of 1 built)
Vortech S-trim
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Dont put a car on 'em....know of a guy who thought that would be safe. Was not.97 AED Supercharged Cougar
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Originally posted by Punisher View Post
They teach that in safety in the earliest auto classes I ever had. And I have never done it. I have some humungous micro lam chunks that I brought home from jobsites that work nice.Comment
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NOT SAFE TO PUT A CAR ON. THEY WILL BREAK. (have not tried it but I have put smaller stuff on them and they have broken) or only like a dollar at any home depo.Comment
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