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I saw that happen with a ’39 Nash before. Car came out without one dent. The tree is no longer there. Oops.
Quote:Latest report – the car is currently being sorted out.
The guys smashed into a tree at high speed. The airbags deployed and obviously the car did it’s job and absorbed some of the impact – they were both fine.
STOP THE PRESSES!!!!!
Because on Conflict with the AACA, the from above is invalid. We are now our own club at this show. Club number is 247, not 7. New form will be up soon. If anyone has sent this form in, let me know. Thank You.
Signs-Five Man Electrical band
Next One:
I used to be a renegade, I used to fool around
But I couldn’t take the punishment, and had to settle down
Now I’m playing it real straight, and yes I cut my hair
You might think I’m crazy, but I don’t even care
Because I can tell what’s going onMy drive is 1hr. 45 mins. No freeway. But I like the area I drive in so…
Probably about 2hrs. would be it for me.Front Garage: Double Door, 2-Car Garage Storage on 4 Walls and any other free space. Classic Car in, othr car in, 2 daily drivers on driveway.
Back Garage: Double Door, 3-Car Garage, Storage on 4 Walls and any other free space. 2 Restorable Classics in, misc. parts in.
Front End & Doors From ’78 Buick Behind Back Garage
In a town next to me, there is a stoplight to get into the Wal-Mart there is nothing else there, just them.
Now Wal-Mart Seems To Not Want Business from Compnaies:
Wal-Mart’s Turnaround Effort Gains Steam
Maya Roney, 03.16.06, 3:01 PM EThttp://www.forbes.com/2006/03/16/wal-mart-procter-gamble-0316markets15.html?partner=alerts
Procter & Gamble’s inventory reduction at Wal-Mart Stores is a clear indication that Wal-Mart’s turnaround efforts are gaining momentum, according to Goldman Sachs research analyst Amy Low Chasen.
The analyst maintained an “outperform” rating on Wal-Mart (nyse: WMT – news – people ).
“A major piece of Wal-Mart’s U.S. turnaround plan hinges on improved inventory flow to drive ROIC improvement — and this data point confirms that Wal-Mart is purchasing inventory closer to need, thereby improving returns,” wrote the analyst in a research report Thursday.
While Wal-Mart is poised to benefit from this heightened inventory management, vendors across the household and personal care, and beverages and packaged food sectors are negatively impacted, Chasen said.
The analyst believes Procter & Gamble (nyse: PG – news – people ) is starting to feel the brunt of Wal-Mart’s intensified efforts to improve inventory productivity, and may be just the first of several consumer companies that will begin to feel sales pressure over the near- to medium-term.
In Chasen’s opinion, suppliers with a large exposure to Wal-Mart that could potentially face some pressure include Clorox (nyse: CLX – news – people ), Playtex Products (nyse: PYX – news – people ), Chattem (nasdaq: CHTT – news – people ), Prestige Brands Holdings (nyse: PBH – news – people ) and Cott Corp (nyse: COT – news – people )
The analyst maintained an “underperform” rating on Cott. She maintained “in-line” ratings on Clorox, Playtex, Chattem and Prestige Brands.
