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Rainy Day Auto said:
its possible all four saw the body shop in the factory, I would be interested to know if they had a lot of inspection marks, Like I have seen some cars with a grease pen mark on the radiator support or various places under hood to mark the car. My 72 swinger had a bunch of bright blue grease pen marks
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Yeah like I said to the guy on the hood thread, maybe Mopar never used 'em, maybe they did, but body shops sure do, 'cause even if your car left the factory straight, life gets twisty.
 
PosiRon said:
Yeah like I said to the guy on the hood thread, maybe Mopar never used 'em, maybe they did, but body shops sure do, 'cause even if your car left the factory straight, life gets twisty.
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I was around when all those cars were only a few years old. I know what I'm talkin bout.
 
PosiRon said:
Yeah like I said to the guy on the hood thread, maybe Mopar never used 'em, maybe they did, but body shops sure do, 'cause even if your car left the factory straight, life gets twisty.
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I am not talking about common Jose and HaySus body shops, I was talking about the Chrysler body shop on the lower level of the factory, In place to fix errors and small problems from the assembly line
 
I like Tees also... But I don't like the Back Tees , when I play golf with my older Buddies. ... But Tee Tees Are Fine with me....
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
I am not talking about common Jose and HaySus body shops, I was talking about the Chrysler body shop on the lower level of the factory, In place to fix errors and small problems from the assembly line
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Jose' and Je'sus Jeezis. Yeah I buy gas from a guy down here in Dauphin, wears a turban, everybody calls the place Habeeb's. Then I saw him on the news one night cuz he got robbed, and they said his name was Aaron. I'm like , no way. So next time I'm in there I tell him I saw him on the news and they called him Aaron. He says "I know! How ridiculous is that! I am not called Aaron! My name is Eric. Aaron is my brother." True story.
 
PosiRon said:
Jose' and Je'sus Jeezis. Yeah I buy gas from a guy down here in Dauphin, wears a turban, everybody calls the place Habeeb's. Then I saw him on the news one night cuz he got robbed, and they said his name was Aaron. I'm like , no way. So next time I'm in there I tell him I saw him on the news and they called him Aaron. He says "I know! How ridiculous is that! I am not called Aaron! My name is Eric. Aaron is my brother." True story.
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Jose, HaySus, habeeb.. how utterly racist of you guys.. I've never been more proud!
 
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Yeah I'm such a redneck I guess. I have talked with Eric and Aaron quite a bit about their heritage since then. They're Sikhs. Then Aaron told me they go to temple with my friend Raj Bhangu's parents. They're Sunnis! Bengalis! Sunnis and Sikhs goin' to temple together! Holy s4i+! Only in America! Must be some kinda, like, super-Unitarian thing, I dunno, but gotta love it. Like my friends Muhammad Zaman - a Sunni from Pakistan - and Devendra Verma, a Hindu from Raipur, and they used to pile their families into the van in Meadville and ride over to Youngstown to go to temple together. Wild. My Dad was an illegal immigrant from Canada and his parents were immigrants to Canada from Northern Ireland - Ulster. They hadda leave 'cause he was a Cat and she was a Prot and after they got married, things would not have gone well for them if they'd o' stayed in Ulster. My Mom's parents immigrated from Wales in 1915. So I like foreign cultures and view anybody's heritage with fascination and appreciation. I don' like any rich fascist with an orange squirrel tied to his head goin' around hatin' everybody who's not white and purportin' to represent me in that either.
 
PosiRon said:
I wanted it pretty rocky 'cause I don't play a lot of leads though ya' gotta have riffs and I wanted it to do those in between big crash chords without needin' a lot of pedals and stuff, so I geared it pretty much for clear channel. Cool stuff about the ASAT electronics is, like the old Jaguars, ya' can isolate the pickups so there's a little delay between 'em and it sounds kinda like an electric 12-string. Play this song, it sounds about like this -


Or ya' can just play thru that original single-coil in the back and sound just like surf guitar on a tube amp.

On distortion it gets real slinky and bendy and ya' get giant feedback; ya' can get away with murder. I broke or lost a lot o' parts shakin' it around to make it scream.

So, nobody's lookin' to buy one of these but it does what I want.
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I have played some - but at this point it's been several years.. never got "all" into it - just futzing around - few buds and a few buds with buds.. :D
 
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