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[rw99]

Buddy, time to populate this site with your many threads-o-wisdom!

Always appreciated all the info in those discussions...


Rich

[BlknBlu]

He is a great teacher, wish he would learn to drive a Viper.

Bruce

[eucharistos]

good shout out, hope he shows up

[TexasTorred]

C'mon Junkman!

[Troublemaker]

He'll find us, maybe he doesn't even know this exists yet.

[Anonymous]

Should somebody who doesn't care about being moderated again go over there and invite him?

[Torquemonster06]

I'll do it. I don't care. lol. It shouldn't matter if we invite someone to another site.

[Torquemonster06]

Ok, I sent him a PM. Hopefully he gets it. lol.

[rw99]

Ok, I sent him a PM. Hopefully he gets it. lol.

Thanks, Torque... you beat me to it.

Rich

[Junkman2008]

He is a great teacher, wish he would learn to drive a Viper.

Bruce

I know how to drive one, I just don't have any more room in my garage for another super car! But never fear, I'm heeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrreeeeeee!



I will start populating this section tonight.

[rw99]

Hey, there you are!

Good to see you, Junkman. Appreciate all the work you've done over the years.


Rich

[Junkman2008]

Thanks Rich. Always glad to help out my Viper buddies. You all always make me feel right at home.

[Torquemonster06]

Sweet. Glad you made it over. Always looking forward to your expert advice and killer videos.
Jeff

[triplexotica]

That's not a Lambo this is!

[triplexotica]

......by the way......... @ Junkman.....

This is how long my snake has been sitting in my garage waiting for your hands and only your hands to touch it.

Yes it's been sitting untouched for almost 5 years.



The expiration date of my tag tells the story.

[Junkman2008]

That's not a Lambo this is!

The first time that I ever got to drive a Countach was when I pulled a guy over for a DUI. He wasn't plastered but he was 'technically' over the limit. Me and my partner decided to give him a courtesy ride home and flipped to see who would get to drive his car (this was back n the 80's... can't do that now). I won and my response was, "I'll see you at the house!"

......by the way......... @ Junkman.....

This is how long my snake has been sitting in my garage waiting for your hands and only your hands to touch it.

Yes it's been sitting untouched for almost 5 years.

The expiration date of my tag tells the story.

Where's my PLANE TICKET???

[rw99]

The first time that I ever got to drive a Countach was when I pulled a guy over for a DUI. He wasn't plastered but he was 'technically' over the limit. Me and my partner decided to give him a courtesy ride home and flipped to see who would get to drive his car (this was back n the 80's... can't do that now). I won and my response was, "I'll see you at the house!"

That's frickin' priceless. Best. Shift. Ever. Right?

[Junkman2008]

It took me a minute to get use to those REAL bucket seats and the view being so close to the ground. Also, my big ass feet kept stomping on both the go fast and the brake pedal at the same time. I then realized that those European guys must have some tiny ass feet!

[noisy]

Where do you buy the Bucket with grids?

[PaulB]

Hey Junkman, after watching several of your videos I learned lots but one of the most important things I learned from you even if it was a bit late, was that not all MF towels are the same. I recently had the Gen V polished, buffed, and waxed to perfection by a pro which got rid of the swirls I created with the AutoZone MF towels and now have Ragman towels, a foam gun, two buckets with risen grids, and will hopefully never have swirls again. Thanks for the two-bucket wash video...

[Junkman2008]

Where do you buy the Bucket with grids?

At Grit Guard's website.

Hey Junkman, after watching several of your videos I learned lots but one of the most important things I learned from you even if it was a bit late, was that not all MF towels are the same. I recently had the Gen V polished, buffed, and waxed to perfection by a pro which got rid of the swirls I created with the AutoZone MF towels and now have Ragman towels, a foam gun, two buckets with risen grids, and will hopefully never have swirls again. Thanks for the two-bucket wash video...

All it takes is a little common sense used just before you touch your paint. Ask yourself, "Could this leave a scratch?" Problem solved.