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Old 06-04-2013, 07:59 AM
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OH GOD NO,NO,NO,NO.....NOT THE CLOCK AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!! That damn clock is going to haunt me for the rest of my life!!!!! The nightmares are getting worse, I can't sleep, and now THIS!!!!! All over a stinkin clock that I broke on purpose, just so you would be late for everything!!
Damn Tony I don't want to be the cause of any health issues know what health nut you are. During your next yoga session just let all the bad vibes about the Camaro just exit your mind.

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Tony, please buy him an f'in clock, I'm tired of hearing about it. Maybe we can start up a collection here to buy Ric a clock. Never mind, probably a waste of time, I'm sure he'll find something else to bitch about, like the burnout light bulbs. I bet the brake pads are worn down, probably needs new spark plugs, there was dust on the dashboard.

It's not the clock itself, it's tearing the dash apart that has never been molested to take the clock out to get rebuilt....my luck I'll break something doing it.

You know Ric, been driving his Chevelle for years with no trim rings on his SS wheels but that damn clock is just killing him.
No trim rings is a choice as I like the way they look with out them plus it bugs you which is a bonus....plus mine have a couple dents.

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It was great to see you again too Ric! Now I know why you were late for the show! If it makes you feel any better, the clock in my old Chevelle didn't work either, but I told the guy that bought it.........AS IS no warranty.
Thanks for understanding on me being late that clock runs my life. I just figured the car was only 2,000 over warranty miles that "Tony's fine car uporium" would cover it, I guess the sign over desk that states "If you don't like it you can kiss my ASS" should have been a clue on how warranty is covered. See you at the Camaro Superfest in July.

Tony, is there a cruise in Davidson today that you are going to? Leslie is in Canada on business and was thinking of driving out there tonight if you are going to be around.
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Old 06-04-2013, 06:18 PM
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No trim rings is a choice as I like the way they look with out them plus it bugs you which is a bonus....plus mine have a couple dents.
It doesn't bug me. Okay, maybe a little, score 1 for you. I told you I have a nice extra set of originals, no curb rash.

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Ric, What happened to the Chevelle? You go and buy a Camaro with a broken clock and now the Chevelle isn't good enough.
No he likes the 200hp Camaro, it will spin the tires all day long on gravel. He said it was all day, the clock doesn't work so I'm not sure. Felt more like 20 seconds.

Actually he had the Chevelle at Baker's Sunday before last, no trim rings but he drove it anyway?

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...So be it, I haven't been back. I'm stubborn, or mule headed to some.
You? No way, easiest going guy I know!

As long as things go your way.
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