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**04sleeper** · 11-26-2012, 10:24 PM

A thread devoted to me? LOL.

Thanks.

I do miss the car from time to time. It was the perfect combination of drivability and power in a Terminator IMO. I spent many months dialing in the tune to make sure it ran perfect on E85 at all RPM's and loads.

I spent two weeks on paint correction, a full week detailing the undercarriage. 8 hours hand polishing the exhaust! Twice! LOL. I would put the car on jack stands each winter and touch up the undecarriage and wheel wells and the inside of the wheels.

The car was easy to keep up once I got it where I wanted it. It never saw rain or water. I never washed it with water after the paint correction.

It was not easy to let go but it was the right decision for me and my family at the time.

The 2013 is superior in every way. It will be even faster and nicer to drive when I finish it.

I will always have a spot in my heart for that car, but on to newer and better technology.

11-26-2012, 10:24 PM	#21
04sleeper King of the Multi-quotes Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 198	A thread devoted to me? LOL. Thanks. I do miss the car from time to time. It was the perfect combination of drivability and power in a Terminator IMO. I spent many months dialing in the tune to make sure it ran perfect on E85 at all RPM's and loads. I spent two weeks on paint correction, a full week detailing the undercarriage. 8 hours hand polishing the exhaust! Twice! LOL. I would put the car on jack stands each winter and touch up the undecarriage and wheel wells and the inside of the wheels. The car was easy to keep up once I got it where I wanted it. It never saw rain or water. I never washed it with water after the paint correction. It was not easy to let go but it was the right decision for me and my family at the time. The 2013 is superior in every way. It will be even faster and nicer to drive when I finish it. I will always have a spot in my heart for that car, but on to newer and better technology.