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Ford : F-450 2008 F450 With Sleeper
Ford : F-450 2008 F450 With Sleeper
$22,000.00
$27,500.00
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Cadillac : hearse supirior 1975 cadillac supirior hearse
Cadillac : hearse supirior 1975 cadillac supirior hearse
$3,000.00 (0 Bids)
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Chevrolet : Corvette 1973 Corvette
Chevrolet : Corvette 1973 Corvette
$16,500.00
Time Left: 7d 8h 38m

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how fast can a texas state trooper crown victoria car go? Top Speed?

Answer:
Don't try it. You can't outrun an RCA or Motorola radio.

where can i find superior car ports in victoria, texas?

Answer:
Ports or parts? If you are looking for the place that makes carports, try their web site: http://www.superiorcarports.com/contact.php

genesis auto sales in victoriA texas?
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Genesis auto sales in victoriA texas? has any one bought a car from them they say no credit check ... etc is that true they dont have a website so no much info but i will maybe go tomorrow i just wanted to know b 4 if they sell clean TITLE-CARS AND IF THEY SELL HIGH MILEAGE CARS OR WHAT?? do they ask alot down and are payments resonable or crazy???? PPL THAT HAVE BOUGHT A Car here plz respond! interested in buying!!!


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No affiliation to a major brand, no credit checks, no website... I suggest you be careful at this place. Although I don't know it personally, that doesn't sound like a very reputable dealership.

what is the phone # to superior car port, 3409 houston hwy, victoria, texas 77901?

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Toll Free Phone: 800-580-0933 9am - 6pm Monday through Friday and 9am - 2pm on Saturday Central Time.

what kind of cars do undercover cops drive in DFW (Texas)?
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Ive seen these cars around my area and there white and kind of boxxy. they are not crown victorias could anyone in DFW tell me what these cars are called. I found out it was a dodge charger funny looks way defferent when its a police car!


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well they get to use any car that they have gotten from drug dealers and smuggler which can be anything from 4 door sedan to a jeep or SUV or even a coventiable or even a caddy

Will rust stop eating my cars brake & fuel lines, etc. after moving from NY to Texas?
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Last year I moved from NY to Texas and had my 1993 Ford Crown Victoria transported here. So far 2 brake lines sprung a leak due to rust from NY. Also the 2 pipes coming out of the fuel pump started leaking, I had to cut them near the leak and run two 2 feet long rubber fuel lines off them. Then the fuel filter started leaking due to rust. When I removed the filter the rubber quick connect hose connected to it broke off the metal fuel line, so I had to run another rubber hose between the filter and pipe. Anyway now that I am in Texas (no snow) will the rust that is still on my car get worse meaning more leaks will happen or is just about stopped in its tracks because of the weather here?


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Not only did you have to worry about road salt in NY there's also the acid rain. Do you realize the entire North Western portion of the United States has what they call a corrosive atmosphere? Comes from all the coal fired power plants in the area. Hate to tell you this but once fuel and brake lines start to rust out the process will continue until you replace them. Granted it will take a bit longer but the problem will continue. Years back I worked in a garage and my boss gave me a 1969 Galaxy XL that was originally from the Chicago area. The 428 ran strong but the body was rusted out. Had the same thing happen even in dry arid Southern California. Rear brake lines blew out...TWICE, this was after the car had been in California for several years. If you want to keep this vehicle I'd strongly recommend replacing both the brake and fuel lines. Granted its a royal pain in the butt but once you replace them you won't have to worry about engine fires or brake failures any longer.

How did this Kitten wind up under the hood of Vehicle?
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MONDAY, JULY 9 Last Days' Sunny Side Up! edition kicks off with a heartwarming tale of natural enemies making friends, from the wilds of Victoria, Texas. That's where Mrs. Eunice Collins was running errands in her Chevy Tahoe when she heard the sound of a meowing kitten. "I thought I was going crazy," said Collins to the Victoria Advocate, but a gas-station pit stop confirmed her sanity, and revealed the stray kitten residing under her car's hood. Upon taking the stray kitten home, Collins named him "Tahoe" and kept him in a bedroom; four days later, she was shocked to see the kitten nursing from the family's 3-year-old longhaired dachshund. "I couldn't believe it," said Collins, who reports the dachshund feeds the kitten in the morning, at night, and after naps, with the nursing Tahoe purring and pawing at the dog's belly. "That's not going to happen very often," said veterinarian John Beck, specifying that the surprise arrival of the hungry kitten induced a false pregnancy in the sympathetically lactating dachshund. "The kitten got lucky, basically." http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=267 342 I thought of the warmth thing but Still weaning kitten got the ABILITY to climb into engine compartment?


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wow that is crazy they actually can climb to the to[ of the front wheels and then climb up in the motor this is kinda gross one time when i was little i remember my mom starting the car and it made a funny sound she opened the hood and found a dead kitten..... sad but true the kitten made no noises so we didn't even know it was in the motor...

what is a good place to race a semi modded car.?
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I live in Texas near Victoria and need a place to test new equiptment I am installing on my car....With out having to watch out for police. Can someone tell me where to race.


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check out the motorsportranch.com This is a road course in Cresson, TX

I need help to open my own web site. It has to do with child safety in a car seat.PLEASE HELP ME!?
Question:
I have filed for a patent and have obtained a trademark called KID-LOVE. This is a tool for use in weaving a seatbelt through the back of a childs carseat which anyone who has ever installed a childs carseat knows how difficult this can be. You place the carseat firmly in the backseat of your vehicle. Then you slide the handle with a hook type object through the back of the childs carseat and attach the seatbelt on the hook portion of the handle. You then gently pull the seatbelt through the back of the carseat. Remove the handle and connect the seatbelt. The childs carseat should now be nice and secure, thus now making your child safer and making the installation so much easier. They come in red, green, yellow and blue. If you or anyone you know would like one, please send a check or moneyorder to Kid-Love for $4.99 Plus $2.00 P&H to Kid-Love, 266 Raven Rd. ,Victoria, Texas 77905


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If you would like to promote your product, you should contact organizations that might be willing to sell or distribute them.

Driving in snow - does anyone have this problem?
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I drive a 2006 ford crown victoria police interceptor. My car came from Texas and it has all-season tires. I am in NY. Well, when i drive in the snow, it's manageable if you take your time and travel slow. When I come to a complete stop at a stop sign and try to get going again it feels like the car wants to fishtail. Even when I’m sitting at a red light, the moment it turns green and I take my foot of the break and lightly press on the gas it feels like it wants to fishtail (sometimes the car goes ZiGzAG for a few seconds till I get it under control). I’m wondering if this is a result of the all-season tires. Today was just snow & slush. Does anyone have this problem sometimes? What do you do? Do you think it is because I don’t have snow tires? Also, about a block down the road from where I live is a road that is just a little unbalanced, it’s just a slight hill at the stop sign. Anyway, when I approach this stop sign, I will slow down but I won’t actually stop…I will drive straight through as long as I’m confident there are no cars coming. I drove through it like that a few times this winter just because when I made a complete stop there before and took my foot of the brake, obviously the car is not going to move since I’m on a hill so I had to tap the gas just a little, and the moment I pressed the gas, it forced me to make a left hand turn. Fortunately, I was the only car on that road at the time. it’s a small street, not too many cars are there all at once so it’s not heavy traffic. I want to get an opinion about what you think when I slow down but I drive through the stop sign without stopping. I pass the stop sign at about 12 mph. Given the conditions of the road, do you think I’m okay doing that as long as I’m sure I can do it safely and I know no cars are coming? I hate driving in the winter. Do any of you have these sort of issues with the snow? My car also has rear wheel drive…many cars have front wheel drive. I wonder if that is part of the problem. What do u think?


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I live in NY and do not have snow tires, and I do fine. I drive slow on the local streets and highways, keep my distance from cars-extra space more than usual. If you slide while approaching stop signs or signals, consider slowing down sooner than you normally, do not brake hard, keep your steering wheel straight. Also make sure there is no soap on your tires from a recent car wash. Most accidents at stop signs occur because one driver did not see the other while crossing the intersection. So you may have gotten by all this time accident free, please stop. The other reason is brake failure or drunk driving, which is not you. Do not drive up or down hills. I was an eyewitness to an accident involving a minivan trying to turn on a hill and ended up flipping over after hitting the sidewalk and landing on a parked car. This is after seeing lots of cars sliding down that hill prior. Avoid hill completely if your car slides even on flat land, it will do worse on hills.