Miles's Thread *wes was here *

Ohai Miles:

Ummmmmmm:

Waiting for the tow truck. Or fire department:

I've never seen this car nekkid:

OMG WANT.

Perfect for Wes. Or me:

RX7? Curious little thing:

Originally Posted by albeee

Finish your moped so we can finish your car. You'll have to come as early as you can on Saturday; I am going to dinner for my stepmom's birthday. I think I'm gonna be painting tomorrow. If I finish ahead of time, maybe I'll drop by instead?

ok, just txt me

I love the toyota century.

All of the class, sophistication, and amenities of bentleys and rolls royces without any of the flashiness or rappers

Did you know that toyota makes all prospective drivers go through an extensive background check and won't sell a car to someone they don't think is deserving?

Originally Posted by albeee

Since you like hobbies I think we should both get helicopter licenses.

I used to be sponsored flying radio control helicopters.

Originally Posted by albeee

Perfect for Wes. Or me:

Originally Posted by 325inthe510

I love the toyota century.

All of the class, sophistication, and amenities of bentleys and rolls royces without any of the flashiness or rappers

Did you know that toyota makes all prospective drivers go through an extensive background check and won't sell a car to someone they don't think is deserving?

Need more details

Originally Posted by albeee

You should get this bike instead:

That's pretty bad ass. I want something like that, or a 2 stroke. Just something different.

Originally Posted by king kong

I used to be sponsored flying radio control helicopters.

I want to get in the helicopter and fly it myself.

Originally Posted by king kong

Need more details

Screening process for prospective buyers like 1930s Bugattis and 1956 Lincoln Continental, been produced since 1968 (?), and V12 powahhhh.

Originally Posted by albeee

I want to get in the helicopter and fly it myself.

I had customers that flew both. They said radio controlled was harder.

I <3 cutaways:

FYI after speaking to engineers that worked for them, people that flew them, and others that worked in them, I've been told to avoid flying in a Robinson

Originally Posted by king kong

I had customers that flew both. They said radio controlled was harder.

Which is exactly why I would rather fly it myself.