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Hey Steve, if you want real road feel, stability etc. You need to drive a Caterham 7... or a Lotus, and I'm the guy to let you do it!:poke:. It'll amaze you!

Way better without! IMHO.

Take those tits off and step back and see how those bumpers are really supposed to look. You'll never put them back on. Put em on the shelf and store them. Watt till you come around the corner carrying a cooler of beer and bang your knee into one!:rofl: You won't be able to hobble over to the...

I agree with John, keep it, but ditch the rubber tits on the bumpers. Monstrosities!

Not if it's a harbor freight jack. Won't even come near it before it stops pumping.:rofl:

Aaaaa you'll be ok, just keep pecking away at it. Nice job on the fender!:thumbsup:

Too bad, why does he have to be a dick?

Getting warmer....

We, errr Snapon, sell a nice hand held soda blaster that uses bicarbonate of soda for the media. Rinses off and dissolves with water or parts cleaner. Much safer than sand blasting for areas like what you're working on. JWLSB2 about $170.

I don't have any problem working on them. A lot is "mindset" just like our beloved Chryslers, you have to love them to own one. Then the repairs and maintenance comes easy. Too many have bought these as a status symbol just to claim they own one.

Personally I can't it stand when they stuff a Chevy in a Jag. Sacrilege. Just as bad someone Putin putting an LS in a Mopar.:BangHead: The Jag engines are awesome and a work of art. My '93 XJS Coupe was beautiful, very quick, especially in sport mode, and would get very good mileage 27 MPG on...

Nice job! I've had a few Jags over the years and still have one a V-12. I love them. Congrats!

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Is "Big O" gonna be ready for Carlisle this year? Looks like you're making great progress, keep up the good work! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

This doesn't look good at all.....

Priceless! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Touche':rofl:

I was only joshin'...

I'm not sure Jay, but I think I'm insulted:poke: The wire wheels that I put on Old Red (@DocMcNeedy 's car now) are true wire wheels. When I bought the car, it had some, POS fake wires on it. I liked the look, but they were real pieces of crap! The holes were all elongated, cheap crappy...