The Official "What Did You Just Buy?" Thread
#211
10-02-2010, 12:57 PM
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Lexington, KY
Posts: 7,081
I can't help but notice that's a pic of a dude in the shower. Something you wanna tell us, apoplectic?
-Junkyard OEM rear amplifiers (it'll be nice to have my full 460w sound system back, especially considering I have no bass ATM)
-Junkyard OEM front lower control arms w/ball joints
-Junkyard OEM rear amplifiers (it'll be nice to have my full 460w sound system back, especially considering I have no bass ATM)
-Junkyard OEM front lower control arms w/ball joints
#212
10-05-2010, 05:40 AM
Harbor Freight has a great sale going on, so i went, and got a hell of a deal, a 3,000 lb wireless winch for my rhino for only 69$ with a FULLY COVERED 2yr Warranty. i can smash it into a tree and they still will replace it.
#213
10-05-2010, 12:36 PM
I purchased a remmington backpack. Compared to some of the other bags in the pricerange - it's awesome.
#215
10-08-2010, 04:39 PM
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Lexington, KY
Posts: 7,081
-50rd box of Remington UMC 230gr .45auto
-Wolff Para-Ordnance P12 spring Service Pak (sic.)
-New shower head (poor water flow and atrocious spray pattern ftl)
-Djarum Black clove cigars. Score.
-Glage plug-in refills. My bathroom smells amazing.
-Wolff Para-Ordnance P12 spring Service Pak (sic.)
-New shower head (poor water flow and atrocious spray pattern ftl)
-Djarum Black clove cigars. Score.
-Glage plug-in refills. My bathroom smells amazing.
#216
10-09-2010, 04:33 AM
HCF Member
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Chapel Hill, NC. Moving to Raleigh Soon.
Posts: 113
- 4 rear LCA bolts
- y8 intake manifold
- throttle cable bracket for a y8 intake manifold
- ebay Type R replica front lip
- y8 intake manifold
- throttle cable bracket for a y8 intake manifold
- ebay Type R replica front lip
#217
10-09-2010, 09:54 AM
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Lexington, KY
Posts: 7,081
-Another glade plug-in for the bedroom
-Irish spring body wash
-3/8"dr 6" extension (to replace one that got stolen)
-3/8"dr 10mm deep-well socket (to replace one that was left in/on a customer car)
-3/8"dr 12mm deep-well socket (to replace on that was left in/on a customer car)
-Craftsman Professional mechanic's gloves (to replace a pair that has a hole in on finger)
-1/2"-3/8" impact reducer (warranty replacement for one that fell victim to an Audi's lug bolts)
-1/2"-3/8" chrome reducer (warranty to replace on that fell victim to a Chrysler 3.8L head bolt)
-LED pen light
-SWAT/Combat profile bi-pod for the AR15
-Irish spring body wash
-3/8"dr 6" extension (to replace one that got stolen)
-3/8"dr 10mm deep-well socket (to replace one that was left in/on a customer car)
-3/8"dr 12mm deep-well socket (to replace on that was left in/on a customer car)
-Craftsman Professional mechanic's gloves (to replace a pair that has a hole in on finger)
-1/2"-3/8" impact reducer (warranty replacement for one that fell victim to an Audi's lug bolts)
-1/2"-3/8" chrome reducer (warranty to replace on that fell victim to a Chrysler 3.8L head bolt)
-LED pen light
-SWAT/Combat profile bi-pod for the AR15
#218
10-09-2010, 06:42 PM
a damn 186$ fuel pump for my jeep, i broke down in the city 1 1/2 hrs away from home, and changed it out in a parking lot 
#219
10-09-2010, 07:20 PM
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Lexington, KY
Posts: 7,081
I hope you got it tight enough being that you were in a parking lot and probably didn't have a plethora of tools. I've had to drop a Jeep's tank before to "fix a fuel leak" because whomever replaced the pump didn't tighten it enough.
