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If this doesn't pan out you need to look into Italian cars if you're going to find something less reliable
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Raluek posted:Like, maybe a Fiat? Maybe one of their subsidiaries would have something that might interest him. I know he's just been delivered a fusion of American and Italian ingenuity but I mean something thoroughly Italian like my co-workers Lambo that managed to flatten its battery and not start again for 2 weeks in a shop afterwards because he left the radio on with the door open for a half hour.
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May 4, 2015 06:58
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BrokenKnucklez posted:Not a bad idea. I just did a quick google, at 10 bucks a quart, that's cheap insurance. (as long as it doesn't call for something stupid like 3 gallons) Probably a little less than 3 gallons as the bearing material in the bottom of the pan can displace some of the oil
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May 11, 2015 06:53
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El Jebus posted:Are you saying you don't understand the relationship between the two? Lets all of us just drop this and not study to deep into it or the car will break itself further.
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May 22, 2015 06:12
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It kind of shocks me that Chrysler can build a really good sports car like the new Viper. It's kind of like discovering that Dell makes amazing monitors when everything else they churn out is garbage.
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