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The week of "Black Friday" there was a ton of threads consisting of new parts for sale. Somehow, I made it though it without buying anything. That was tough to do. 





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It's more commonly the forum members- and newbies in particular- that either don't know the layout to realize there are parts and cars for sale sections or most often, aren't aware of the "search" function and post the same questions every week . . .
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CLIFFS: yeah- more parts talk this time of year- but read it or skip it.
I don't understand your mentality. Some of the supporting vendors have GREAT products and services, but you won't support our supporting vendors because they post ads in various sections?! IMHO, you are missing out on great stuff. I upgraded most of my exterior lighting, with a majority of parts coming from JM Motoring. I've had hydro graphics done by Pat at American Hydrocarbon. I wouldn't have known about these guys if not for their posts.But hey, to each his own...you do your thing, I'll do mine...
to clear things up on my post for you.. "sction" should be spelled "section" You can also add a period "." after the second C5 parts section. Put a capital "D" on don't , add a period "." after on , delete the word "but" and add "I'm" before "just" hopefully this corrects a few things for you and you will be a little less "irked"
irk
verb irritate, annoy, aggravate (informal), provoke, bug (informal), put out (informal), gall, ruffle, nettle, vex, rile, peeve (informal), get on your nerves (informal), nark (Brit., Austral., & N.Z. slang), miff (informal), be on your back (slang), **** you off (taboo slang), get in your hair (informal), rub you up the wrong way (informal), put your nose out of joint (informal), get your back up, put your back up The rehearsal process irked him increasingly.
to clear things up on my post for you.. "sction" should be spelled "section" You can also add a period "." after the second C5 parts section. Put a capital "D" on don't , add a period "." after on , delete the word "but" and add "I'm" before "just" hopefully this corrects a few things for you and you will be a little less "irked"
irk
verb irritate, annoy, aggravate (informal), provoke, bug (informal), put out (informal), gall, ruffle, nettle, vex, rile, peeve (informal), get on your nerves (informal), nark (Brit., Austral., & N.Z. slang), miff (informal), be on your back (slang), **** you off (taboo slang), get in your hair (informal), rub you up the wrong way (informal), put your nose out of joint (informal), get your back up, put your back up The rehearsal process irked him increasingly.


















