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Originally posted by Unit 5302
I think it's pretty obvious he has lied about everything, it's annoying for anybody who would still support him at this point. The picture would have to be at least 10 years old, and he certainly didn't have that GT 10yrs ago. If you think we are mistaken, maybe you should read A-G in why I feel he's full of ****. He's the guy that had the $40k Glidden engine for sale, and the 39' Pace Gooseneck trailer, and the dually F-350 diesel, and the Pro 5.0 Mustang, and the worlds fastest (by a LONG ways) outlaw 10.5 car that he traded his Pro 5.0 2002 GT that took 2mo to build at a cost of $100,000 and took a $20,000 loss on.

Please read andy669's posts about his favorite comments, and then add mine to the list



Oh, and while I would love to believe that is an old picture of him, it must have been back in his ultra buff weightlifting days in college. Eric was linked to this thread not 5min after it was posted by tireburner163.

The person in the picture must just have exactly the same name as Eric4Bullshit, live in the same state, be into cars.

Finally, (his non apperance to clear his name should be well more than enough) I submit these two VA license plates.

Notice any similarities? The license color on those plates is RED. Just like the the license for a 2002 plate. The plate also has a December (YELLOW) expiration date. Furthermore, the exact copy of his plate, in the lower picture was available until at least 2000. In other words, he'd have to have a common plate with no changes in 10 years, with an appropriate license tag color on the plate, with the same name, hobby, and location as the person in that photo. Oh, and he'd also have to have the worlds fastest Outlaw 10.5 car and have owned 2 Pro 5.0 Mustangs with no pictures.

I hope I'm making myself blantently clear. Can't believe I've been lured into posting 3 or 4 times here...

i am really stumped here. Is it just me or did anyone else notice the top plate that says "1607 400th anniversary 2007"? What exactly is that about? Usually, people wait until the year of the anniversary to produce something that calls out the anniversary? Not that it really matters, I just thought it was strange.

Caymon