block off the brake lines to the forward calipers or empty the front reservoir and probably wet the tires down.
Lucky I like you Punk ! :rant: I got your "old man " smothered in a pair of ....... :rant: You sawed off little Pu@* a*# white kid ! :spank: And I still don't get it ! :rant: :spank: :laugh: :TU: :moonu: :moonu: :moonu: :moonu: :moonu: (Think Thong ! )
Oh, my, you guys are crackin me up, LOL! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Rob, im a little older than you, hope you don't consider me an "old man". uzzled: :laugh:
Punk or not i'll still mow your lawn. :laugh: Tim jsut recieved a scholarship to Depaul. Mom is busy as usual. Phil is buckled down at college until March when he comes home. (tri-mester) You?
From the sound of those tires, they must have used some kind of lubricant on them (oil, water, Armor All, etc.). The tires aren't squeeling like they would normally. And the driver is probably using the hand brake.
We're all good ... 1 new kitten to replace my buddie Stoner. Another Buick followed me home .... It's in the garage. :Brow: :TU:
Yes..finally Bruce lets the cat outa the bag :Brow: We've seen it up close and personal :bglasses: :bglasses: It'll be nice once it gets restored uzzled: D. :moonu:
