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Old 06-29-2001, 11:31 PM   #1
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Well guys, I now call Dallas home. Sure is a lot warmer than Canada. People seem real nice and there are way more cool cars here.

If I could only get my flipping car running right

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Old 06-30-2001, 03:23 AM   #2
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Hey, how much is gas down there, I've been hearing reports that its less than $1.30/ gallon for 87 octane. You should've moved to Kamloops for a summer so you wouldn't have as big of a shock when the heat hits in late July Just remember to fly the maple leaf on sunday (Canada day-in case they brainwashed you at the border ), not to mention this is probably going to be the first Canada day long weekend in years that the weather's gonna cooperate for. Oh well, can you get Canadian beer down there? It'll probably be cheaper down there than what we have to pay for it here Oh well, good luck, hope you can take advantage of the cheaper prices for performance parts and I hope your car starts feeling better, perhaps converting to an earlier computer may be in order, there seems to be troubles with the 94-95 computers lately.

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Old 07-01-2001, 10:36 PM   #3
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Hey, how much is gas down there, I've been hearing reports that its less than $1.30/ gallon for 87 octane. You should've moved to Kamloops for a summer so you wouldn't have as big of a shock when the heat hits in late July Just remember to fly the maple leaf on sunday (Canada day-in case they brainwashed you at the border ), not to mention this is probably going to be the first Canada day long weekend in years that the weather's gonna cooperate for. Oh well, can you get Canadian beer down there? It'll probably be cheaper down there than what we have to pay for it here Oh well, good luck, hope you can take advantage of the cheaper prices for performance parts and I hope your car starts feeling better, perhaps converting to an earlier computer may be in order, there seems to be troubles with the 94-95 computers lately.

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The Cheapest that I saw gas was $1.14 a gallon. That was in Oklahoma though. The cheapest that I've seen that gas aroung here is about $1.42.

I've been thinking about getting a big Canadian flag and hanging it in my apartment. Can't go too crazy down here I'm along way from the border

The one thing that blows my mind here is the heat. I've been to Kamloops 2 dozen times, during the summer, winter, fall, spring, it is not half as hot as it is here. I'm cooking already and it's still not the hot season yet!

The car is running fine right now. Really confuses me. I'm going to have to keep an eye on it.



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Old 07-03-2001, 12:43 AM   #4
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You make it to Dallas and I'm sittin' here in a Hotel room in San Francisco...
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I'll be back on the 4th and our next car cruise is this Saturday....

Hope you can make it....

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Old 07-03-2001, 11:34 AM   #5
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You make it to Dallas and I'm sittin' here in a Hotel room in San Francisco...
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I'll be back on the 4th and our next car cruise is this Saturday....

Hope you can make it....

That is too funny, I was wondering why I hadn't heard from you yet. When you get in give me a call, I've got a few beer in the fridge and need some advice on my stang, if you're up to it

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Old 07-03-2001, 02:02 PM   #6
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Hey guys.........I'll be there in about 4 months. Hopefully I can catch up and meet some of you local ford guys.
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Old 07-04-2001, 11:30 PM   #7
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Hey Power, just let me know when you're here and I'll meet up with ya. Go for beer or something

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Old 07-05-2001, 12:44 AM   #8
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Congrats on the move! Hope you figure out what's going on with the car. I will try and find that post...

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Howdy neighbor! Welcome to Dallas! (Chicago baby uprooted to here) If you get bored and wanna take that 'Stang out, drop me an email. There's plenty for us 'Stangers to do around here. Once you get around town more you'll be astonished at how big the Mustang scene is. Hate the summers here...love the cool events! Need any info let me know!

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Hey 95mustanggt,

just curious; how long are you living in Texas before going back to Canada? It was a work move wasn't it?
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95mustanggt, you still haven't answered me, Can you get Canadian Beer down there?

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just curious; how long are you living in Texas before going back to Canada? It was a work move wasn't it?
So far I'll be here for another 11 months. But as I am being trained as a specialist in my field (rock drilling), and my Company's factory is in Garland, I could be here either a lot longer or returning again from Canada in the future

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95mustanggt, you still haven't answered me, Can you get Canadian Beer down there?

Sort of. It's actually kind of weird. Canadian beer is considered "import" beer. The selection is limited though. I've seen no Molson Canadian, Kokanee, etc. I have seen Blue, though. Not much else now that I think of it.

Texas beer is pretty good though. Better than some of the other beer in states like Utah. Atleast it's still 5%.
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Last year when I was down at Yellowstone National Park there was Molson Golden, heck we haven't been able to get that in Canada for years, yet it said "imported from Canada" on the botle!
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Last year when I was down at Yellowstone National Park there was Molson Golden, heck we haven't been able to get that in Canada for years, yet it said "imported from Canada" on the botle!
Yup, I went out to this one bar last night with Hammer and there was Molson Golden on the list of "import beers". It said that it was from Calgary, AB. LOL, I didn't even bother to try it. And of course Labatt blue was on the menu.

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