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Go to an auto paint store. They have the paint and knowledge for doing the job.

It's illegal but they will get rid of him and get by with it. They have no business asking your finances in the first place but companies get away with anything legal or illegal.

Chances are the rod is breaking and going through the block. Sounds like he is abusing the bike.

If that's what it needed why didn't they call you and tell you that to begin with rather then let you drive it away thinking it was fixed. I would call some front end shops and ask them about it.

Probably for about $50,000. That would buy a lot of gas.

I owned one Pontiac and that was enough for me. I sure won't miss them.

Definitely no.

Definitely no.

Definitely no.

Definitely no.

I am going back to college at the age of 28. my classes that transferred were business pre-reqs and electives. I am trying to get into the radiology program and then go on to radiation therapy. this will take me 4 years. I spoke to a business advisor and with all my classes that transferred...

I don't know what kind of pin you are talking about but it's probably related to that if it's a needle valve.

There would be no damage from it. Lead was used to increase octane. I don't even think it's legal to use.

It won't be fast. It will be heavy and noisy like a truck.

When was the last time it was changed? Use the same brand of oil you always use. Put oil in it until it reads full on the dip stick. If it's dry don't start it until you fill it. You might have already hurt the engine by running it without oil.

You need to take it to a body shop for them to inspect it and give you an estimate. There are a lot of things that could be wrong, bent frame sprung body and so on so with out some one looking at it would be impossible to give you even a ball park figure. But one thing for sure it's going to...

If anyone who drinks would answer the questions about being alcoholic truthfully 95% would be an alcoholic in their eyes. That questionnaire is really misleading.