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Old 04-02-2015, 12:14 AM   #1
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To steal one..... You would not cut the rod. While you can start it that way, it does not bypass the steering wheel lock.
See, I would not make a good car thief, lol, thanks for the history of development it was a neat time for sure, now cars are just appliances, borring
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Old 04-02-2015, 12:46 AM   #2
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See, I would not make a good car thief, lol, thanks for the history of development it was a neat time for sure, now cars are just appliances, borring
Hah !!! I thought I was the only person calling today's vehicles "Appliances". You know I remember a time when a car Divisions offerings for a specific year created excitement. The buyer had so many choices. Now everything looks the same regardless of brand.
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Hah !!! I thought I was the only person calling today's vehicles "Appliances". You know I remember a time when a car Divisions offerings for a specific year created excitement. The buyer had so many choices. Now everything looks the same regardless of brand.
Yeah, they all look like jelly beans. Even the pickup trucks. Then someone puts a tiny crease in the sheet metal down the side of a new model and all the car mags get chubbies over it. Losers.
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