dave2 said: (quoted from post at 07:22:08 01/22/12 Give it up....... some folks just refuse to come outta the dark ages....
Worked with a guy a couple years ago that special ordered and waited almost 8 months on a new ford pickup to be delivered over here with a standard trans, manual locks/mirrors, window cranks, AM radio, and non tinted glass, and minus a couple other things. Paid more for it than he coulda walked over and bought an almost loaded one and drove it home just so he could bragg about how backward he was/is.......
You just can't fix them........ :shock:
Sorry Dave but NO.
This true 1/2 German/1/2 English Texan doesn't give up that easily. If they would give Modern a look then they know these facts from your profile which they can't see on Classic
I thought I'd switch to Classic to see how far down/back this thread was . It's on the bottom of the second page on Classic & on Modern it's the second topic on the first page.
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 04:47:24 01/22/12.
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