Danno

Aw, come on, Terry! Tell the rest of the Salt Lake City story about this truck! It's priceless legend material ~ ~ ~ and I'll bet there are lots of people frequenting this board who haven't heard it.

Sweet.

Nice.

Then you're gonna "know" some of my past "friends," professionally speaking. -

Nice!

Yikes! Do you also make 1/25 scale jacks?

Less than 2 weeks away and lots of people are making good use of online pre-registration!! Looking to be the biggest and best Desert Scale Classic ever! Don't miss out.

Remind me to tell you stories ... review the movie "Casino" ... See ya in a couple of weeks!

Nice. But, Bobby needs a license plate!

And, the real decision makers could (did) make CEOs and upper managers disappear ... like Rosenthal ... or Spilatro ... or ...

I do not understand. Recalculating ... (Email me.)

Nice!

x2!

Yeah, baby! Showgurlz!

Nice job, kid!! It looks great! Hey, where's the big chrome siren on the roof?

Well, they often chose not to have big old sirens on the roof or fender (for either appearance or fuel mileage considerations) of some patrol cars, and they certainly did not mount big old chrome sirens on the roofs of unmarked cars used by detectives, investigators, high-ranking staff, federal agents, or revenuers just to name a few. Sheeeesh! Kids today.

Harry, I do have a ...

Yep. You're looking directly at the front which has a mesh grille to keep birds and such from self-destructing in the impellers. Not to mention hands, fingers, and other assorted appendages of those who should have known better! For concealed or under-hood installations the pretty chrome housings are omitted.

Speaking of Beetles with DRLs. A woman arrived at our shop with a 5 year old Beetle with 12,000 miles ... (part-time resident of the sunny climes) ... complaining that her taillights did not work. Turns out she had NEVER used the light switch ... she drove around for 5 years on the DRLs at night, thinking her car had automatic lights because every time she looked at the headlamps, they were "on!" She was stunned to find out ... you have to turn your own lights on! Here's your sign!

That NHP cruiser was nice the first time I saw and it's still nice now!!! Viva Las Vegas ... showgurlz!

Yeah, right. -

There you go, folks. Simple logic, simply put. Follow this guide and you won't go wrong. That's why the man has been the longest-lived moderator on this forum. He has it together. And he keeps it together. (Amazing that he's from Chicago.) -

Amen. On all counts. -

Two words, Jonathan. "Emergency" and "Brake." When you put the little lady's Beetle in park, the DRL headlamps stay on. When you also set the Emergency Brake (or Parking Brake for some of youse), the DRLs go out. Poof! There's this amazing conceptual thing in the glove box ... an owner's manual. Try it sometime. Just teasin' you, man! Oooops, here comes