Make it stop!!

[Ron Fox]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

At least we know who wears the pants at the Weld house.

You can never win an argument with a woman. I know it's time to leave the scene when I get that urge to cuse and start throwing things.

[yield2me]

Originally Posted by pokey64

You think shoes are bad? Try buying your wife a Camaro. Which then leads to radiator, serpentine accesory drive, Vintage Air, 468 BBC, TKO 600... Well I guess it's not all for her. Now that it's back on the road I just need to keep finding gremlins so I can keep going on "test drives".

I'm onto you... You better watch it or you WILL become my passenger permanantly!

You forgot to mention all the other stuff I ordered! Power steering, rack and pinion, carb, closeout panel, fender braces, pedals, shift knob, amp, sub, speakers, head unit... I know there's stuff I'm forgetting... And there's still more stuff on my list to buy yet!

[Warpath Pontiac]

My buddy at work sent me this a while ago, I figured this would be fitting for this thread.


GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) is a mental disease that infects a person's mind with un-ending desires, dreams, and fantasies of more/better equipment. This disease appears particularly rampant among males involved with gear-related hobbies (music, golf, cycling, fishing, boating, motor sports...well, anything, really), but there are also documented cases of females suffering from the similar symptoms. To this point, there is no known cure for GAS. The only method currently known to treat the discomfort of GAS symptoms, is for the infected person to purchase the item that is the focus of those symptoms as quickly as possible. Treatment of the immediate symptoms is typically temporary relief only and usually includes feelings of happiness or even euphoria. More often than not, symptoms will return soon after relief of the previous GAS flare-up. Treatment of repeated GAS cycles often requires more expensive treatment with each re-occurrence of symptoms. GAS has been directly linked to financial difficulties and relationship troubles. It is commonly thought that spending a significant amount of time on internet forums related to one's hobby can increase the occurrence of GAS symptoms, and may actually be the initial cause of the disease for some people. This fact has not yet been conclusively proven and documented.

[Ron Fox]

You got caught passenger Ed!

Beth, sounds like you have a nice '69. Any pics?

[tellyv]

Holy crap I've got gas! I'm always looking for more cars and junk it's a sickness and these sites make it even worse! My wife just gave up she usually does'nt even ask anymore its the dont ask dont tell policy around here.

[GregWeld]

GAS! We've all got it around here... must be contagious!

[Josh69]

Sweet, I can use GAS as an excuse now!

**this site DEFINITELY makes things worse! DOH!

[Warpath Pontiac]

Originally Posted by Josh69

**this site DEFINITELY makes things worse! DOH!

Yea, I definitely noticed a smaller wallet after joining here. But I guess on the good side of that I wont ever have to worry about back problems due to an oversized wallet.

[Ron Fox]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

GAS! We've all got it around here... must be contagious!

[yield2me]

Originally Posted by Ron Fox

You got caught passenger Ed!

Beth, sounds like you have a nice '69. Any pics?

Here's a couple pics from last night. It was the first time we took it out of town since we dropped the new engine and tranny in.