Husband and I are in the process of buying something

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I find the amusement and always watch these threads with both optimism and suspicion. Like a Dodgecharger. com thread that had a transgender 80+ year old claiming to have a survivor Hemi Daytona, a Hemi Super Bee and a Road runner. Bob Jennings got the last laugh when he made a deal and loaded up the Daytona !
 
Just in case the thread is real. It's a long shot but......Can you look and see if you might have my numbers matching motor. It's a 1976 383 Hemmey, three , fours on a cross ram. It's 3 Thremo quads. Oh and 4 bolt main not the common 2 bolt main.
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Isn't it sad that we went from a society where you could buy things sight unseen from an advertisement in the back of a magazine/newspaper with no pictures to a world where you need proof all the time because of all the damn scammers?
 
Isn't it sad that we went from a society where you could buy things sight unseen from an advertisement in the back of a magazine/newspaper with no pictures to a world where you need proof all the time because of all the damn scammers?
On the other hand, we went from having to write letters and correspond for weeks to get what we need to complete restoration projects, to days, with high percentage of accuracy and fairly good integrity of correspondence.
 
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On the other hand, we went from having to write letters and correspond for weeks to get what we need to complete restoration projects, to days, with high percentage of accuracy and fairly good integrity of correspondence.
I'd rather wait weeks. Delayed gratification is a lot more fun than instant gratification. People are so demanding now that it's ridiculous
 
I'd rather wait weeks. Delayed gratification is a lot more fun than instant gratification. People are so demanding now that it's ridiculous
I have to agree. Instant gratification is not a goal. Timely fashion of what I and my customers NEED is the goal. I reckon we are not comparing apples to apples here. I am trying to make a living and keep people on the road.
 
It’s on the internet. Everything is real here.
i keep telling people that i'm really three raccoons in a trench coat and that i only play a doctor on television, but does anybody believe me? noooo.

imagine their surprise when they finally meet me!
 
i keep telling people that i'm really three raccoons in a trench coat and that i only play a doctor on television, but does anybody believe me? noooo.

imagine their surprise when they finally meet me!
Just flip em the bird with your tiny little raccoon hands.
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i keep telling people that i'm really three raccoons in a trench coat and that i only play a doctor on television, but does anybody believe me? noooo.

imagine their surprise when they finally meet me!

I think you meant “meet us”?
 
Or it’s a toned down version of that dude in Minnesota who claimed to be a gal with a Corvette, houses all over the place and a lot of silicone.
Wait!

Say what? There's allegedly a gal here in Minnesota with money, a Corvette, and silicone?

Where? Has that guy actually been here lately?

Or.....ever? :lol:
 
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Just like scams on the computer and showing up in people's e-mail inboxes. Misspelling and poor punctuation is sure sign of an ill intent offshore scammer.

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