fappy'97

Clearly, it is otherwise noted that it is not a used part in good running shape.

Flushing an automatic transmission is one of the worst things you can do to them... Assuming this one has never been done. I wouldn't suggest anyone do that unless they have done it every 30k miles.

Have any of you guys been pulled over IN the dunes, like on the strip? I have a hard time believing they'd check someone out on the dunes during a busy (holiday) weekend.

This!

Dang that's crappy. Nice 4th Gen.

My frame weighs 22lbs with no subframe or front shock tabs, going to be strictly a rigid 300ft bike though..

Haters gonna hate

Dear god... Yes

But I have 4 black tires!

At that price, it is not an investment. The only Banshees I can see being an "investment" are the ones still in crates, keep them in crates for another 50 years.

What kind of shape is it in? Trade for a Tyson +12 arm + cash? Location in the Thumb?

I don't think I would run a strut in dunes...

One of the best looking banshees in my honest opinion.

Deeeeeeecent. Good job bubba

10mil serval? DMX?

I am so hurt. I actually could care less. Just giving you crap. The picture posted above (the white one) is the one, it's an old picture though.

It's another Grand Prix. It was posted in the random thread last year and you said it was gay. So, no, no pics.

A car

I'm about 20 minutes from said ghetto. They'd have to leap frog across I-75 to get here However they keep moving east. I will be moving quite a bit further east to stay ahead of the mess.

Sounds like that would be great to have. I'm sure if we had one here, it would be either stolen, shot, or vandalized.

LOL

I got out of work at 3pm yesterday, then went to the bank to get the check. Because that's what us normal people do, we don't sell dope or food stamps to pay for what we want, unlike my post office brothas n sistas. You're right, I should have printed out an online label, then went into the post office to drop it off and get my first class envelope, wouldn't have had to wait in line or anything! Silly me, I would have saved lots of time if I would have just thought ahead! Man, what an inconvenience to all those people, I sure feel bad about that. And how dare me ask a USPS worker something about MAIL! Obviously I was far too distraught with the situation to think clearly about a signature. But still, seems like something the guy at the counter would've mentioned.

As some of you know, I bought a car. Yesterday I got the check and had to mail it to NY so he would have it this morning. 4:02 PM- I arrive at the closest post office, and walk inside. It's a decent size room, with two "lanes". One is open, the other is closed while some old hag eats her sandwich. 4:10 PM- there are currently about 12 of us in line, I am inbetween Latisha and Antwuanette (who has two baby seats, whatever they're called. One was sitting on the floor and the other she was carrying, both were crying obnoxiously loud) and the rest of their fellow people, if you get the drift. (And this is where I start realizing I should have went this morning before they all woke up) 4:23 PM- come to find out, Latisha is the guy at the counter's niece. What a coincidence. While they're discussing relatives in the hospital, Latisha's son and baby daddy (btw, she looks to be about 17-20) 4:28 PM- I am sweating bullets being around all these loud creatures, they're singing songs, talkin about Arby's down the street, talking on their Obama phones, oh god, and the guy with the skunk hat... Nobody needs to know where you got it, pal. I want to blade at 45° and return to normal people territory ASAP 4:35 PM- I FINALLY get up to the counter. I ask the brotha at the counter, "Would you happen to know what the quickest way would be to get this to NY?" He hands me an envelope and states it is $11.99. Then hands me the slip for the address, name, etc. 4:37 PM- I get done filling out the form and slip the check inside and deal up the envelope. And then ask him if that is all I need to fill out, he responds "yes" and then returns to talking with some other jiggyboo. 4:43 PM- The next person in line is a middle aged Caucasian fellow. He lets me check out before him since he had known how long I was waiting, very kind of him. 4:44 PM- He scans the barcode and it comes up as $19.99, yup, $20 to ship a small envelope. At this point, I am starting to get a little upset. But oh well, my check is inside, and the form is filled out, way she goes. 4:46 PM- I pay him the $20, he doesn't have any change in the drawer. Whatever, it's only a penny. THEN he tells me it requires a signature BY the person it is addressed to, which won't happen on a friday as he works until 4. This would've been nice to know before I paid and wasted my time. Seller of the car is picking up the envelope tomorrow at his post office. Should have just used a normal stamped envelope... Would have saved me $19.xx, 40 minutes, and all the stress from being around "those" people, plus, it would've been right in his mailbox Saturday and he wouldn't have had to make a trip into town. /rant over.