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2000 windstar - Shadrach - 11-21-2005



In case you've ever wondered what a 2000 windstar looks like without the intake plenum, left valve cover and cowling...wonder no more!

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2000 windstar - Gadonkadonk Money Dawg - 11-21-2005

*fart noise*

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2000 windstar - Shadrach - 11-21-2005

Gadonkadonk Money Dawg Wrote:*fart noise*

*puts clothespin on nose*

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2000 windstar - Bill - 11-21-2005

since when did they start putting all that wireing on go cart motors?

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2000 windstar - Shadrach - 11-21-2005

Bill Wrote:since when did they start putting all that wireing on go cart motors?

Things have changed since you were a kid.

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2000 windstar - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 11-21-2005

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2000 windstar - Bill - 11-21-2005

mmmm, that looks like a tasty brand of beer.

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2000 windstar - fem - 11-22-2005

I hate mini-vans.

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2000 windstar - Shadrach - 11-22-2005

fem Wrote:I hate mini-vans.

So do I. It was the wifes choice. If I had it my way I would have gotten a stationwagon with woodgrain sides.

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2000 windstar - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 11-22-2005

Shadrach Wrote:So do I. It was the wifes choice. If I had it my way I would have gotten a stationwagon with woodgrain sides.

I never really got the whole concept of the woodgrain sides. I had a friend growing up and they had a green station wagon with the woodgrain decal down the middle of the side. Did people really think that made the car look as though it was made of two halves of metal and held together by a board down each side? And if they did, what exactly was that supposed to suggest? That you could afford someone to make you a car that had a board on it?

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2000 windstar - Shadrach - 11-22-2005

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:I never really got the whole concept of the woodgrain sides. I had a friend growing up and they had a green station wagon with the woodgrain decal down the middle of the side. Did people really think that made the car look as though it was made of two halves of metal and held together by a board down each side? And if they did, what exactly was that supposed to suggest? That you could afford someone to make you a car that had a board on it?

It's actually much more simple than that. The plastic decal protects the doors from rusting. We have lots of rust in Ohio. Lots.

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2000 windstar - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 11-22-2005

Shadrach Wrote:It's actually much more simple than that. The plastic decal protects the doors from rusting. We have lots of rust in Ohio. Lots.

We don't have as much rust down here. Mostly because we don't salt our roads in the winter, I guess. But we have come upon a unique product that will protect the metal from rust. You guys should look into it.

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2000 windstar - Shadrach - 11-22-2005

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:We don't have as much rust down here. Mostly because we don't salt our roads in the winter, I guess. But we have come upon a unique product that will protect the metal from rust. You guys should look into it.

:loool: That's funny cuz We painted my brothers VW bug with brushes and rollers one time. Obviously the car looked like shit. My brother worked for a car dealership at the time. They wouldn't let him park his car on the lot.

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2000 windstar - snarg - 11-22-2005

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:I never really got the whole concept of the woodgrain sides. I had a friend growing up and they had a green station wagon with the woodgrain decal down the middle of the side. Did people really think that made the car look as though it was made of two halves of metal and held together by a board down each side? And if they did, what exactly was that supposed to suggest? That you could afford someone to make you a car that had a board on it?

have you never seen a real "woodie"??

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