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Again with the insults.:cry: Don, for the benefit of both of us, and eveyone one else who has been reading this nonsense between us, I'm going to give up tryng to have a civil discussion, take your your advice, and call it a night. But please explain the porch thing tomorrow. Now you've...

Don, why lower yourself to hurling insults. I've always thought you to be above that. You're right, the "witless rube" description was mine, not yours. But that is how I read, "Please, if not for your own sake, for the sake of your childrens children wake up and see what's going on around...

Sorry, Steve. What I meant to write was that they might been punched without removing any metal. It just folds into the car. If you look at one of the pictures Bill posted the hole looks like it might have been made with a big old steel cold chisel type punch.

Don, I certainly understand your passion for the situation, and if I had been in the military I might feel the same, but your life experiences have given you a particular way you view things and other's lives have given them other ways to view the same thing. That is the beauty of this country...

Sorry, I was inspecting funeral homes for handicapped access all day. I swear, if I could find a way to make money with pictures of toilets I could retire. Here we go, I found a better-late-than-never Friday funny. http://www.eepybird.com/

http://www.autabuy.com/Vehicles/Details.cfm?VID=74262 Has a few incorrectivities, like the grille and the script

If you are interested in authenticity I think the holes might have been punched instead of drilled, but I'm not sure. Can anyone clarify that one way or the other?

Here is the article as a .pdf file.

Wander if h'es ever herd of spel chek

This is my buddy from high school. If the link doesn't produce the entire article I can e-mail a copy to anyone who wants it. The article is too long to post here. I'll see if I can pdf it and post it that way. http://www.keepmedia.com/pubs/Esquire/2006/04/01/1261115?emaId=128046&oliID=176

Different VIN too. C142574 vs J147278

Sorry about starting the train that took your post this far off track Don. Supporting our men and women in the armed services is important and they certainly deserve our gratitude and respect.

Steve, did you write that before or after my last post?

I agree with all the above posts. In fact, I don't know of a single person who doesn't support the brave men and women who are on the front lines of the Iraq conflict. A guy I went to high school with nearly died over there. He was proud to be there and we were all proud of him. My only...

Ruben, are you paying attention to this? This might be your car!!!!

IMHO, Equating the Iraq conflict to the Crucifixion is reprehensible, unless Bush really is God as he seems to believe.

This car is now on eBay. At least I think it's the same car. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Original-68-Mustang-California-Special-Mint-Condition_W0QQitemZ4650841745QQcategoryZ6236QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem http://www.autabuy.com/Vehicles/Details.cfm?VID=66540

Looks like there was a GT/CS in the parking lot at the National Shelby Car Show in Tulsa.