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Re: The Correction Police
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Posted by slowrideII on July 21, 2007 at 08:03:35 from (69.179.125.242):
In Reply to: Re: The Correction Police posted by havvey on July 21, 2007 at 04:55:08:
i had a guy come up to me at a pull and inform me that the chrome stack i had on my JD 50 wasn't factory stock and should be replaced with a muffler. i thought he was joking at first. so i informed him that if he wanted to get pi$$y, he could do it on the track with a tractor hooked to the sled. well, of course, he didn't own a tractor. i just told him that it was my choice to put the chrome on there for the pull, and i couldn't care less if it was factory equipment or not. good thing i didn't bring the hobby stock! he woulda hadda heart attack! god bless. slowride>
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