woudl they do this for anyone or woudl you need to be mentioned to get the hook up? i'm asking cuz my friend needs one for his fdxC4RNAG3x wrote:yeah I do I always go to him all the time now......Its sticklers garage near Reading, Pa. and there is another spot I know R & R Automotive near me to.
Yeah, all you would have to do is bring up my name or my fathers name,White Comet wrote:woudl they do this for anyone or woudl you need to be mentioned to get the hook up? i'm asking cuz my friend needs one for his fd
Yeah the guy was tryin to sell it on here a while my buddy wanted to actually buy it......I wasnt a fan of all looks and no performance.....White Comet wrote:alright sounds good, now gimme your name so i can mention you
while we're all from lancaster on here, does anyone know the guy that has the orange s13.5? its got a cf hood and black roof and hatch with kouki tail lights and gold wheels. i believe the owner works at red lobster on Lincoln hwy and i think the car was sold on ebay
Although I've never had a true meal there, I've often heard complaints that the food is over priced for the quality/quantity. Same goes for the beer.hbpignosePA wrote:marietta is awsome; mccleary's pub is one of the few great places to eat around this area
You know any lick and stick places in southeast PA?hbpignosePA wrote:im gonna guess a meet or something?
marietta is awsome; mccleary's pub is one of the few great places to eat around this area
Step 1) Go to local garageStep 2) Offer to buy the mechanics at said garage a case of beerStep 3) Go in occasionally afterwords to make small talkStep 4) Ask for an inspectionRed Devil wrote:
You know any lick and stick places in southeast PA?