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08-28-2007, 12:54 AM
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Location: nixa mo.
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hello
well im new i just bought a new hhr ls model hope to find some sites to get started on buying custom parts i love the retro look been a chevy man for 32 yrs now wished i would've kept some of my cars ill post some pics later the color is sporty red hope to find a set of cragers ss wheels that will fit thank you everyone see ya
08-28-2007, 01:03 AM
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Location: Maryland Heights, MO
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well im new i just bought a new hhr ls model hope to find some sites to get started on buying custom parts i love the retro look been a chevy man for 32 yrs now wished i would've kept some of my cars ill post some pics later the color is sporty red hope to find a set of cragers ss wheels that will fit thank you everyone see ya
Looks like your down, kinda not really, close to my Ma at Table Rock Lake!
You'll find lot's of great stuff at the site's supporting vendors. I just added Lake Pipes to my store, The HHR Store, with more coming soon!
Make sure you check out the Mid-Central Region threads for stuff going on in the area, and there is a Missouri club at www.stlhhrs.com.
We are also in the beginning stages of planning a national meet next summer in Branson.
You won't find the Cragar's, I wanted them too. They don't make nuthing for fwd cars. Closest you'll find are euromax 612s and Boyd's Smoothie IIs.
We used the euromax on my wife's.
to the forum
08-28-2007, 12:13 PM
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Location: New London, CT USA
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Welcome guitarman. We know whatchya drive, ( WAY COOL CAR!!! ) but what chya play?
I'm a Les Paul type who has a Stat and a wonderful G&L, but no Les Paul!
Things happened and I sold my '68 Les Paul for money for my old Ford SHO
Anyway, enjoy your ride and this forum. IT ROCKS!
I'm a Les Paul type who has a Stat and a wonderful G&L, but no Les Paul!
Things happened and I sold my '68 Les Paul for money for my old Ford SHO
Anyway, enjoy your ride and this forum. IT ROCKS!
08-28-2007, 12:25 PM
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Location: The Show-Me State
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Welcome guitarman. We know whatchya drive, ( WAY COOL CAR!!! ) but what chya play?
I'm a Les Paul type who has a Stat and a wonderful G&L, but no Les Paul!
Things happened and I sold my '68 Les Paul for money for my old Ford SHO
Anyway, enjoy your ride and this forum. IT ROCKS!
I'm a Les Paul type who has a Stat and a wonderful G&L, but no Les Paul!
Things happened and I sold my '68 Les Paul for money for my old Ford SHO
Anyway, enjoy your ride and this forum. IT ROCKS!
Love my '04 Les Paul, and my '95 Strat. Finally got the Strat out of storage this weekend and I've been jammin' ever since!
I've also been thinking about an interesting project. I don't have the factory sub, so I've been wondering about building an amp into the rear panel, like one of those little Roland MicroCubes, and driving an 8 inch speaker in the factory enclosure. That could be trick!
08-28-2007, 08:02 PM
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Join Date: 05-01-2006
Location: New London, CT USA
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Don't I know it.
Here's one like my old one ( That I got $300.00 for ) . $18K!
And it is beat!
http://www.acousticmusic.org/1968-Gi...tom-p-153.html
The back tailgate/amp idea sounds cool. Keep us informed! I play through a Cube 30 and a Microcube when I'm not going Marshall TSL or VHT Pitbull45.
Here's one like my old one ( That I got $300.00 for ) . $18K!
And it is beat!
http://www.acousticmusic.org/1968-Gi...tom-p-153.html
The back tailgate/amp idea sounds cool. Keep us informed! I play through a Cube 30 and a Microcube when I'm not going Marshall TSL or VHT Pitbull45.
Welcome!!!
