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Quick question, observation? your friend bought this particular A12 and has had it for awhile and is looking to trade? What type of title paperwork does he have and was-is the current title in his name? I ask this, see your in New York, not making assumptions but don’t know if your friend is...

Oh boy....THAT was mighty respectable of you. I agree though, I'd feel bad taking advantage of a guy that really didn't know the value....especially if he was a nice person. Kudos to you, man!

When I Talked to him on the phone he said 12. I assumed he was asking 12k. But when I looked over the car and offered 10k cash, he was really surprised. So now I think he was asking 12 hundred. But I would not have felt right giving him $1200. I think 10k was fair to both of us.

If I remember right, Rick Ehrenberg did a big brake upgrade on the '69 Valiant "Green Brick". He had the big brake on one side and the standard 1973-76 rotor and caliper on the other....and ran it up and slammed on the brakes. The car did NOT pull to the side with the bigger brake. The advantage...

68 should be the same.

Me too. I spent my entire career getting up early despite a mind and body clock that always wanted to stay up late. Now that I'm retired, I'm rarely up before 10:00 AM.

I don't recall....How much was the guy asking for the car?

I’m always annoyed by how early the local Cars n Coffee is, so if there was a local thing later in the day I would go to that more often. But I mean local in my town, if it’s out of town then I still have to leave early to get there. Can you tell I hate getting up early?

It could be. The tech is moving fast though and it'd be nice to have the latest LLMs to work with. I feel like I'm so far behind.

Welcome to the group. Here's some inspiration: 74 Charger Rallye 440 TX9

Thanks, I see how the bracket is aligned now. I searched my email and didn't find anything from you, not even in the spam folder. Well, thanks for trying, and replying to this thread.

I think at that point it’s probably cheaper to get a decent computer and just run the AI stuff locally. I do that with a new Mac, yeah it was around a grand but I’m set for a good long while. The AI I run on it Ollama and DiffusionBee were both free if I remember correctly.

I had a trial retirement a few years ago when I was laid off not long before Covid, lasted a year or so and I gotta say, wasn’t too boring and was pretty nice. I always find things to do that interest me, car related and in other areas. I hope I can retire for real one day.

Been pouring through Reddit and YouTube trying to figure out what the state-of-the-art is. There are so many AI sites out there. You can't subscribe to all of them. Some of this stuff is expensive when you have to pay for a year in advance. $1000/yr for goimagen.com's highest tier, but you...

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I never liked the snipped tail and ears, yours looks cool with the ear flop.

I’d like to see an audition film of that.

there's nothing better on the planet

check out the fender........ I wiped 12 years of grit off it with wax and grease remover on a paper towel....... the single stage is awesome :D

The basilisk is part of the iguana family and are from Central and South America. These critters are so cool in that they can actually run on water; earning them the name the Jesus lizard.