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This month will see Shake Shack add a bold new item to its menu as it embraces chicken for the first time in the UK — and it's giving them away free to celebrate.
The beloved burger group will start selling its Chick'n Shack chicken sandwich at selected restaurants on April 25, before rolling it out across their UK sites by early summer.
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The Chick'n Shack launched in the States last year, and has gone down a storm. It features chicken breast that has been slow-cooked in a creamy buttermilk marinade, battered, coated with seasoned flour and crisp-fried.
The chicken — which is all British — is then topped with shredded lettuce, pickles and a buttermilk herb mayo, and served on the same style of potato roll that has been used for the classic ShackBurger since it launched in 2004.
The Chick'n Shack will initially launch at Victoria, Stratford, Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Canary Wharf branches on April 25.
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2/36 Bone marrow on toast with parsley salad at St John
Neither restaurants or dishes get more iconic than this. Fergus Henderson's best-known creation has been much emulated over the years, but never betteredstjohngroup.uk.com
3/36 Shakshuka at Ottolenghi and Nopi
A bright, North African breakfast staple mastered and popularised by Yotam Ottolenghi.ottolenghi.co.uk
4/36 Bacon naan at Dishoom
A bacon sarnie, Indian style. A London breakfast classic, especially well-received when a hangover lurks.dishoom.com
5/36 Polenta at The Palomar
There's a high chance that there's more butter in this than polenta, along with plenty of mushrooms, truffle and parmesan. This is the highlight dish on a menu of highlights.thepalomar.co.uk
6/36 Fried courgette flowers at Salt Yard
These picture-perfect deep-fried courgette flowers stuffed with goat's cheese and drizzled in honey are full of Mediterranean splendour.saltyard.co.uk
7/36 Bhel puri at Kricket
This itsy Brixton Indian offers plenty to please — including this light and bright exemplary version of bhel puri.kricket.co.uk
8/36 Pappardelle with beef shin ragu at Trullo
A gutsy classic from this Highbury Italian.trullorestaurant.com
9/36 Steak at Hawksmoor
When it comes to steak, Hawksmoor is the daddy. It doesn't matter what cut you go for or which accompaniments you choose, it's almost impossible to go wrong. Oh, but do get some bone marrow.thehawksmoor.com
10/36 Venison puffs at Yauatcha
Flaky buttery pastry encasing tender venison, a highlight of the dim sum at Alan Yau's Soho restaurant.yauatcha.com
11/36 Sunday roast at The Truscott Arms
Top-quality meat, crisp and fluffy roast potatoes, epic Yorkies… this Maida Vale gastropub's Sunday Roast is the capital's best. For something different, opt for the combo of smoked lamb leg and braised shoulder with gravy.thetruscottarms.com
12/36 Beef dripping candle at Restaurant Story
As it melts, the dripping is collected in the candle holder's base ready to dip your bread in. It's been on the menu since the restaurant opened in 2013 and is still one of London's cleverest dishes.restaurantstory.co.uk
13/36 Whole fried sea bass (nam dtok pla thort) at Som Saa
The fiery, aromatic dish was a favourite at Som Saa's Climpson's Arch residency, and will also appear on the menu at their new Spitalfields restaurant.somsaa.com
14/36 Kinako French toast at Shackfuyu
Gooey, buttery and sweet, this French toast topped with roasted soya bean flour is hailed by many as London's best dessert, and it's easy to see why.bonedaddies.com/shackfuyu
15/36 Jamon at Bar Tozino
More a ham cave than a bar, Maltby Street's Bar Tozino is so full of hanging hams that you'll likely smell the ageing meat even before walking through the door. Settle in and gorge your way through slice after slice of the varying options, washing it all down with sherry ideally.bartozino.com
16/36 Meat Fruit at Dinner
This canny creation from Heston Blumenthal takes inspiration from c1500. It combins mandarin, chicken liver and foie gras in a pâté, and resembles a mandarin.dinnerbyheston.com
17/36 All In at Blacklock
Chops, glorious chops. That's what Blacklock does and it does them very well indeed. Don't choose between them, opt for the All In option and enjoy a mixed grill of varying beef, lamb and pork chops.theblacklock.com
18/36 The classic bao at Bao
For steamed buns, you can't beat Bao. Their classic sees a pillowy-soft bun filled with slow-braised pork belly, coarse peanut powder and shredded coriander. Worth queuing for.baolondon.com
19/36 Sugar-cured prawn omelette at The Modern Pantry
Anna Hansen's Asian-influenced signature dish, served at The Modern Pantry restaurant in Clerkenwell.themodernpantry.co.uk
20/36 Ari Gold at Patty & Bun
Rounding London's many great burgers down to one is no mean feat. But the Ari Gold might just swing it. High points include pickled onions which give added tang and a homemade smoky mayo.pattyandbun.co.uk
21/36 Egg hopper at Hoppers
This Soho sensation isn't just named after the hopper, it does them very well indeed. Pair an egg hopper with the restaurant's intricately spiced curries.hopperslondon.com
22/36 Galician beef at Lurra
The beef at this Marylebone Basque restaurant is something special. It comes from cows which live until they are at least eight, often 10 and sometimes 14. These cows are fatter, which leads to more marbling in the meat and a lot more flavour.lurra.co.uk
23/36 Pithivier of Littlebourne snails at Piquet
Allan Pickett uses snails in a number of ways at his Fitzrovia restaurant, including this small enclosed pie of bright green peas, softly textured Littlebourne snails and a rich Madeira jus.piquet-restaurant.co.uk
24/36 Kid goat methi keema at Gymkhana
A deep, smoky mince curry served with bread rolls — an example of less is more at this Mayfair Michelin-starred Indian.gymkhanalondon.com
25/36 Tiramisu at Sartoria
London's best tiramisu? It just might be to be found at the new-look Sartoria in Mayfair. Go on, give it a go.sartoria-restaurant.co.uk
26/36 Crabmeat fries at Prawnography
Oh the genius: take some fries, smother them in brown crabmeat and thousand island dressing. Try them currently at Hawker House.twitter.com/prawnographyldn
27/36 Duck and waffle at Duck & Waffle
A warm, chewy waffle topped with crisp-skinned confit duck and a runny egg, drizzled in maple syrup. Convinced yet? There are some pretty impressive views, too...duckandwaffle.com
28/36 Milk-fed lamb brain at Barrafina
These delectably soft, creamy fritters are one of the (many) stand-out dishes at Barrafina restaurants. They may well be the only places you'll find them in London, too.barrafina.co.uk
29/36 Shepherd's Pie at The Ivy
This Shepherd's Pie has been a favourite at The Ivy since virtually the beginning, and thanks to the continued roll-out of Ivy brasseries across town — including in Kensington and Marylebone — it's now more accessible than ever.the-ivy.co.uk
30/36 Lobster at Burger & Lobster
A London classic (now in New York, too), Burger & Lobster gives diners the choice between a cheap lobster or an expensive burger, both served with chips and salad for £20. We know which one we'd go for...burgerandlobster.com
31/36 Munster et échalotes tarte flambée
A selection of these thin Alsatian 'pizzas' are particular high points at Bellanger, an Islington brasserie from Chris Corbin and Jeremy King. The Munster option is expectedly rich and gooey.bellanger.co.uk
32/36 Buttermilk fried chicken at The Clove Club
This fried chicken dusted with pine salt is a well-deserved classic, and not just because of its interesting, pine-flanked presentation.thecloveclub.com
33/36 Mince and potatoes at Dean Street Townhouse
Iconic in its defiant simplicity, this signature dish is ultimate comfort food. Comfort food made with A-listers in mind, naturally.duckandwaffle.com
34/36 Hot pot at Shuang Shuang
The classic Chinese dish of hot pot gets a modern, interactive reinvention at Shuang Shuang, where you can blend your own base and choose ingredients to put in it from a conveyor belt.shuangshuang.co.uk
35/36 Lamb chops at Tayyabs
Not the most photogenic of dishes, but the joy is in the taste — and yes, they are worth the queue.tayyabs.co.uk
36/36 Freakshakes at Molly Bakes
Gourmet? Hell, no. But worth seeking out? Yes, indeed. These so-called 'freakshakes' are a hybrid of a milkshake and a sundae, combining cream, chocolate and caramel sauces along with indulgent delicacies such as chunks of brownie, nuts, pretzels, biscuits and even whole slices of pie.mollybakes.co.uk
On the day, the first 50 people to order one at each branch will get theirs completely free. That's a good reason to wing it over there pronto.
You know what they say — the early bird catches the, er, chicken.
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DO COACHES make teams or teams make coaches? It's a perennial football question, one at times that is almost impossible to answer, but one worth pondering again after two crucial and surprising results over round 15.
On Friday night, Carlton's Brett Ratten went from popular whipping boy to hero with the Blues' sizeable fan base with their 23-point win over Collingwood. The greater intent of Ratten's side than in its insipid loss to Hawthorn was clearly a major factor. But so were a couple of shrewd coaching and selection moves.
Ratten bit the bullet and gave one of the three ruckmen, Robbie Warnock, the heave-ho. That might have blown up in his face once Shaun Hampson went down, but it proved just the challenge Matthew Kreuzer required, and he responded in the fashion Ratten had predicted all week he would.
The biggest masterstroke was the use of regular backmen Nick Duigan and Dennis Armfield as defensive forwards, the pair not only thwarting Collingwood's trademark rebound, but conjuring five scoring shots and three goals to Duigan.
On Saturday night, Essendon was spanked by a very switched-on St Kilda, the steely focus of the Saints compared to their lacklustre opponent apparent very early. The Bombers had poor players everywhere. But there's an argument they got a pretty ordinary performance from the coaching box as well.
Perhaps no amount of tactical genius would have saved Essendon. But a series of questionable moves, starting at the selection table, didn't seem to help its cause.
With Stewart Crameri out suspended, and St Kilda having lost Jason Blake and Rhys Stanley, the Bombers could have loaded up with height. Having seen the way North Melbourne ran rings around the Saints, they could have opted for a full-on pace assault. In reality, they did neither, no obvious replacement for Crameri picked, and promising small man Corey Dell'Olio dumped, and Travis Colyer still cooling his heels.
Once the game started, Essendon was clearly caught on the hop, St Kilda's coaching smarts coming through in Scott Watters sending Nick Dal Santo to Jobe Watson, which might have been considered a possibility, and Leigh Montagna to Brent Stanton, which clearly no one outside the St Kilda camp had counted on.
Bomber Heath Hocking continued to try to take Dal Santo, the resultant two-on-one giving the Saints the midfield edge, as did Watson starting outside the centre square, which lost all the early drive that had won it last week's game against the Western Bulldogs by quarter-time.
The list of questionable calls grew, as did the the size of St Kilda's lead. David Myers, who has had a career-best run of form in midfield, found himself again stuck, ill-suited, in defence. Michael Hurley, struggling with his hamstrings from the start, got some help from emerging key defender Jake Carlisle.
But that failed on three fronts. Hurley's "string" eventually gave way, a likely month-long absence the result, Carlisle failed to have an impact up forward, and his absence from defence threw out what has been a settled backline.
It was a poor night in the box for James Hird and Mark Thompson, and the next few weeks might prove equally as testing, with the Bombers' run home tough to say the least.
Dustin Fletcher not allowed to play his usual marshalling role, continually being dragged up the ground as Cale Hooker struggled to cope with Nick Riewoldt.
Nathan Lovett-Murray has been an effective substitute for Essendon. As a four-quarter player against the Saints he was found wanting for impact or stamina.
This week's wearer of the red vest, Ricky Dyson, was also unable to make an impression.
It was a poor night in the box for James Hird and Mark Thompson, and the next few weeks might prove equally as testing, with the Bombers' run home tough to say the least.
Hurley, Crameri and the certain-to-be-suspended Hocking will be key absentees this week, and replacements have to be found with more discretion than seemed the case against the Saints.
These are the sorts of coaching decisions made each week. Most pass with little notice. Except when, like Ratten, you're under so much heat a mere show of animation in the box or bench, let alone a positional switch, is portrayed as some sort of definitive proof you lack the necessary coaching chops.
So credit to him for staring down the mob, pulling a little inspiration from the kitbag, and extracting from his team a victory that not only might have saved his bacon, but turned his team's season around.
Credit, too, to St Kilda's Watters, fast building a reputation, even in his first season, as one of the AFL's more shrewd string-pullers, and his side defying the widespread predictions of its immediate demise.
Essendon's tandem of a couple of the club's greatest names has already achieved plenty and has the Bombers on the right track.
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SI: Face the Half-Naked Truth
By Ciro Scotti
Amazingly, incredibly, unbelievably, divinely, the swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated made it through the BusinessWeek mailroom and landed on my desk with a thud last week.
A thud because at more than 200 pages, it's jammed with pricey ads -- from Jim Beam and Giorgio Armani to Planters Peanuts and Harley-Davidson -- at a time when the magazine business is flat on its gluteus maximus. Besides bringing home the bacon for parent AOL Time Warner, those ads serve another purpose. Along with the unreadable, kitty-litter-liner copy, they give the panting reader a page or two to catch his breath between gapes at the next photo of an impossibly perfect supermodel in a thong you could thread through a needle.
The tired question for SI is: What do beach-blanket hotties have to do with sports? The tired answer from SI: A long time ago, during a slow time of year, the magazine dreamed up the idea of a swimsuit issue, and the rest is sheer history.
These days, the arrival of the swimsuit edition has become one more in a series of overhyped, overcovered annual events that provide fodder for mind-numbing television -- the dim-bulb local-news shows, the morning happy-talk goop, and the breathless evening entertainment "reports." It's not yet up there with the Super Bowl, the Oscars, the Grammys, or the Kentucky Derby, but the swimsuit edition is a comer. Definitely ahead of the landing of Beaujolais Nouveau (an event now thankfully in decline) and breathing down the neck of Groundhog Day.
It certainly has the goods to make the big time: photo ops and phony excitement. (This year's SI un-cover girl, Yamila Diaz-Rahi, even rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 25.) The operative word is phony. Because besides having nothing to do with sports, the swimsuit edition has nothing to do with swimsuits. What it's really all about, of course, is testosterone dreams -- and cash.
To be fair, this year's special issue is not quite as blatant as the 2001 model, which came with 3-D glasses that made some of the flawless lovelies jiggle on the page. Still, "swimsuits" fashioned from strategically placed bottle caps and cigar bands do seem to be a stretch.
But, hey, it's a tough world out there, and SI is a victim of its own success. The soft, clean porn of the swimsuit edition probably helped spawn one of the hottest categories in the mag biz -- sex, sports, and gizmo books like Maxim.
In early March, a new title called Controversy (The Stuff Guys Like) went national after racking up some regional success. Founded by former Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Derrick "L.A." Frazier and former Colts linebacker Quentin Coryatt, Controversy promises in its press release to offer equal measures of sports and fitness; women and sex; fame, fashion, and entertainment; and money -- how to get it and what to do with it.
The cover of its rollout edition features Brooke Burke, hostess of E! TV's Wild On, in stiletto heels and more cleavage than the caves of al Qaeda. Controversy is even planning a swimsuit issue in the spring.
So how can SI compete? Stop being hypocritical. Admit that the lines between sports, sex, and entertainment have been erased. Concede that the day of the noble competitor is done. Stop the swimsuit tease and give in to a world that is all Hollywood and Hefner.
Instead of pricey models like Heidi Klum, who probably can't jump rope, pack the pages of the next swimsuit edition with next-to-naked athletes. How about Anna Kournikova modeling a new deodorant, Derek Jeter in a jock, and Picabo Street in a peekaboo nightie? That ought to really leap off the newsstand.
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The proposal is one of three options put forward by the RFL for a restructuring of the domestic competition from 2015. In a poll commissioned by the Super League players association, 1eague3, the players gave a firm thumbs down to the RFL's favoured option, arguing for a more simple formula.
Of the 158 players who responded to the survey, 146 voted for a 12-team Super League - a reduction of two teams - with one team to be promoted and one relegated. Just seven players voted for the controversial 2x12; 3x8 proposal.
"I am grateful to the RFL for consulting with 1eagu3, both in terms of information and in face-to-face briefings," 1eagu3 chief executive Ernie Benbow said. "It is hoped that the consultation is proper, effective and meaningful and not lip service to the required consultative process.
"We have consulted our members who have voted in numbers with a clear and unequivocal message. Simplicity is the way forward. No other major league opts for such complexity, so why rugby league?
"Rugby league has a habit of tinkering with issues. It continually tinkers with its rules/laws regularly causing confusion to the watching public. Simplicity and stability are key to success and not change for the sake of change."
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This was a quick, easy & mostly entertaining read.
Lady Georgiana is 34th in line to the throne of George V. Her father Duke of Rannoch bankrupt the family & Georgie is now living off the goodness of her brother & begrudging non-royal snobbish sister-in-law.
Georgie finds herself in Nice at the behest of Queen Mary of Teck, looking to retrieve a stolen snuff box. In the mix is the Queen's stolen necklace, the murder of the crass self-made bounder, Coco Chanel, and an entourage of others.....
Although I do enjoy the series .... I'm tired of Georgie pandering to the nastiness of her sister-in-law.... It may show decorum, but in my mind it's a weakness..... Also, I'm not understanding the stupidity of Georgie's maid... It would seem that no one brought up in Scotland during that particular time could not know the difference in addressing the Peerage or have the proper manners of household help.
Another entertaining comic mystery with interesting characters, this time including Coco Chanel and a dashing marquis.
This is the best book I've read by Rhys Bowen! The plot was well thought out and it moved more quickly than her other books. Georgie also took on more depth as a character.
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Do they have the best prices, the best selection, the best trade-ins? We're too busy hunting down baddies in Max Payne to take the time for a survey. We just shop here. A lot. Why? Discounts and variety are part of the reason, but what we like best is the fact that the clerks are players, too. Want to know which of the latest half-dozen NFL games deserves your 50 bucks? Ask the guy behind the counter. Chances are he's played most of them, and when you're checking couch cushions for change to feed your gaming jones, that kind of firsthand advice is invaluable. They also stock new, used and refurbished consoles and a slew of accessories at their 90-plus metroplex stores, as well as DVDs, including the occasional rare anime feature. Become a member of their Game Informer club and earn another 10 percent discount over already marked-down prices. You might just save enough to buy the jumbo bag of Chee-tos.
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I am looking to replace DD with a fun fast car that can do ski trip duty. So, something out of subaru's higher performance line up has been a top consideration.
Street performance in terms of what I am looking for means "fun" handling, decent braking and a good amount of punch, I know that to get it to pull like my sportbike is out of the question.(at least from a $ standpoint) But if it can give my supercharged tundra a run for its $ that would be fine. ( a 5000lb truck with 500+ HP, should about equal a 3000lb car with 300HP right? haha)I dont need racecar performance on the street anyway. I have learned that lesson a little bit having something that you can legally tap 10% of the potential out of and have to put up with track oriented ride and ergonomics can get tiring. (the aforementioned sport bike) So, Comfortable ride, It can certainly be firm, but I dont arrive at my destination 3 hours later worn out from a concrete freeway.
I am thinking used, and while I would love to spend $7500, Id say id be willing to spend 20-25k if it was worth it. Part of the idea is to have something I wouldn't need a therapy for every new door ding.
So, that puts me thinking looking for a used WRX (hatch maybe?)with a few tasteful modifications?
I am also casually considering an 06-07 sti for the market value. (obviously not a hatchback option, thats fine)
i am also considering an 08+ Sti hatchback, although I have heard the earlier STI's are more fun, although a bit more crude.
I have experience with high performance vehicles and have managed to do so with no tickets, so I think I should be able to responsibly drive the mentioned cars...knock on wood.
Its a bit hard to really determine what I like and or want out of the lot, so I am asking for input. I don't want to be "that guy" and go out tire kicking cars for sale. BUT I would like to get a tour and a ride in a few different cars at some point, I would be willing to buy a tank of gas as compensation. fair deal?


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Dana 44 carrier
I've got a 3.55 rear dana 44 with trac-loc, spider gears are shot to hell. I'm thinking I'm going to keep the ratio for now b/c it's my DD. I've found that the rodeo's have dana 44's with 4.3 ratios LS. I've also heard that they use thick gears so the carriers can go <3.73 is this true? and can I harvest it out of the rodeo and swap mine? oh I'm not rich and I only 4 wheel like once a month if that so it's main function is hwy.
yes some rodeo's have a D44 in the rear...different bolt pattern and different width (similar tho). you cant use their 4.56 whatever gears because what are you going to do about the front?
yes, thick gears can be used with a <3.73 carrier. But they are around the same price as a new carrier with >3.73 gears.
your best bet is to fix the spider gears or do an 8.8 swap.
well moneys tight and I want to keep the 3.55 ratio for mpg reasons. I can get new gears but those are about 350+ whereas i can pull that carrier and use with my ring for like 75 bucks
well even if I rebuild the carrier with new gears wouldn't I need the kit anyways?
ya just looked at the tool list.. not pretty. The only issue is my buddy welded the s@!# out of my spider gears so I'm gonna have to break out the grinder to get em out :/ That's kinda seeming like the more feasible option at this point. Any other tips?
A new carrier isn't that expensive, I paid $55-60 for the last one I bought.
well seeing as the tool list is not what I expected, how much would a shop charge to install a new carrier?
A shop will typically charge $200-250 labor to install a new carrier, bearings, & set up the gears in a rear axle. Usually about $50 more for the front axle because of all the steering gear being in the way.
It's something I would like to learn to do myself and I have a buddy that knows how to re gear, IYO would this be something worth learning or should I leave that to a pro? (I do plan on turning it into a crawler a few years down the road)
Personally, though I enjoy doing most of my own work, that is one job I leave to the pros. That job is challenging and tricky enough that not even the pros get it right the first time... and getting it wrong means the new gears are toast.
I've been dealing with this issue for a LONG time so I apologize for all the questions. What is this 50 dollar carrier you speak of or is it JUST the carrier?
When I say carrier, I mean just the carrier. And I never mentioned a $50 carrier, I said the last one I bought was $55-60 which was after finding it with a good discount. :)
haha ok. Well what about what Unlimited suggested, replacing just the spider and side gears?
If you can get those welded spider & side gears out, just replacing them would work fine. Good luck getting them out. :)
Alright well I think I have my options in front of me I'll call up some shops/ friends see which way I should go. Thanks for all the help guys this whole process has been quiet confusing
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Im in need of Options here, this a 65 Impala my daughter found in a field down the street.
Shes in love!! But I have know idea what its worth or what size motor Ill need to find. I had her take some pictures and get the vin so I could do some looking into it. I guess all the extra chromes in the back seat and it all appears to be in good shape.
The vin is 164375L136399, so whats she worth???????
The owner wants around $800.00 to the right person NO ENGINE, I hear shes already turned down some people just because she didnt like the looks of um, lol.
engine: anything chevy will fit ... inline 6, small v8 or big block .... they will all bolt in, so thats just a matter of personal choice
value, it appears to be mostly there, and if the roof in any indication as to the amout of rust, it should be decently solid, so 800 seams plenty fair to me, unless your looking for a car that is rare and will be worth alot after a full resto ... if thats the case it depends on how the vin translates, it might just be a "worthless" 6 cylinder car
as for the owner not liking people, i noticed that theres a girl standing in front of the car in the one pic, send her to the womans door with the money ... have her say "my daddy is lettimg me buy your car, heres 8 hundred dollars i made selling lemonade, can i have it"
if the old lady says no, time for "plan B" ... have her steal the old ladies cane and her life alert remote, lol
Looks pretty solid to me,, isn't eastern Washington rather high desert country,? is this around Yakama by chance? I think 800 bucks is a very good price, of course I am speaking in terms of what that car would be worth around here [ Portland ore,]
a small block and t/H 350 would be perfect, go for it. Roller has a good idea there on the process for getting the ole lady to sell it,, Good luck,, Bill
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164375L136399 broken down
164 - 8cylinder
37 - model
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L - Los Angeles California
136399 - sequential production number
I hope this helps Impalas came with either a 283 or 327 smallblock in 65 the only way to tell would be to trace some of the other numbers on the car. This car looks to be in good shape from the pictures and of course there are numerous magazines for parts to restore Impalas. I don't think 800 is a bad price.
I'm not sure why everyone is talking about the $800 initial price.
That's a drop in the bucket next to what you'd have in the car after restoring it.
I suspect the rear window channel is rusted out and water has gotten to the trunk pan also.
Also look for rust around the rear wheel wells. It there is, this could mean that the quarters and inner wheel houses need replacing. Also look at the rockers, lower doors, and lower front fenders for rust. The bubbled look of rust in these areas is usually rust from the inside out and leads to costly replacement.
If this stuff is OK and the frame is relatively clean, then I would say it might be a candidate for restoring. However, even if rust isn't all that bad, having the work professionally done would have you with more money in this car than it is worth when complete.
If you do all the work yourself, I still think it is possible that you might have too much in it. With the cost of parts these days it is extremely difficult to come out on cars like this unless they are very special. I really like 65 Impalas but they are not all that unusual.
65 was a change over year, and depending on the time of manufacture you could also get the 409 (until about Dec 64) or the 396.
Thanks everyone for the input! Ill have to go and check this thing out myself now I guess.
Thankfully I do body and paint for a living and I already have most of the need materials so as far as that goes, its covered. Im just ignorant to the value of some of those old dinosaur bones, lol.
Well I know shes not a SS, the vin code for a 65 SS was either 65,66,67,68, and it 64
If you do body and paint for a living, and are relative competant with metal, you should be able to assess the condition relatively well. As far as the value, that would depend on the "attachment value" of the car, meaning how bad does she want it. There are some around, depending on your location, of course. Most that I have seen that are driveable, or atleast some what solid, the prople think are made of gold. If GM had gotten as much for them new, as some people want for them "trashed", I can only imagine how big GM would be. LOL
If you are looking for something to "restore" to original condition, and make money on it, forget it. If you are looking for a project car to enjoy building, and she will drive, that sounds reasonable to me. Then again, I am a Ford man, so Chebbys don't have much value to me. LOL
I'd take a trailer to the desert. I think you will find alot better car for alot less money. Check the frame over CAREFULLY. Its been sitting for who knows how long, and I would bet that the frame is touching or near touching the ground. And there is no grillework. I would pass. I passed on a better looking Nova for $750.00 this weekend.
And noway would I ever try and restore this peace all the way, it would just be a fun project for a flamed out driver,lol.
I gotta tell ya that looks like a $1500-$2000 car if it were in this area. Look at the underside and see how bad the rust is, if the frame and floors look good I'd say go for it. Parted out that car would bring double the asking price. Check if it has a 12 bolt rear axle, these came in smallblock and bigblock cars and is easily worth $500 or more. A full out restoration would definately cost more than what it is worth but if you pick up a part here and there and build a driver out of it I think the build cost would be reasonable. Bob
Look a little closer at that front fender. It had the "V" with the crossed flags. 327, 396, or 409 car. It looks like you may be able to see the outline of the numbers. Or the other fender may still have the trim piece intact.
father/daughter project
check the frame over the axle. these 65's where notorious for rusted frames
Ok, here is mister get back to the facts. Don't EVER let your wife, daughter, son, wife, girlfriends, etc. "love" of a car dictate how you feel about what YOU know is right or wrong. Someone who knows nothing about fixing up an old dinasour like that can really get you into trouble.
I have seen some real bad mistakes made when doing this. Mistakes that cost a LOT of money. If you have that cute little girl with the puppy eyes looking at you it is real easy to make some stupid decision you will regret.
Check this thing out THOROUGHLY, without the daughter there. If you have never done an old car like this, it is no walk in the park. There are HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of hours involved. That is a lot of weekends my friend.
If she wants an old car, there are tons of real nice ones that may only cost a few more dollars. One that is less popular is always the way to go. Pick another GM model like a Buick or Olds and the price for a NICE one isn't much more than that Chevy. Hell, I sold a 65 Skylark last year for $2700 that still had its original shiny paint on the frame and under body! It was a daily driver with all perfect brakes, near new tires, etc. It had ZERO rust (it NEVER had any rust, bought it from original owner) just a paint job and some interior work it would be a dazzler. You will spend WAY, WAY more than that $2700 to get that Chevy any where near what you would want for daughter to be in.
That old Chevy will need a thousand bucks in brakes alone!
I would start showing her around a Hemmings motor news or something.
Heres a few for you to show her.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Buick...10223288QQrdZ1 (It is really a 66 with a 401, they don't know Buicks very well)
As an addition to what Brian just said. Make sure it is a project that you can enjoy. I have a 67 Mustang that both of my kids wanted. That is, until I got it close to ready. Then they decided that they didn't want it because it didn't have AC, and all of their friend's cars did. If I had wanted to do it for myself, it would probably be done by now. It has been sitting for sometime now, because I have other projects that I am more interested in getting done.
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I picked up a focus central front strut tower brace and Focus Sport rear mainly for looks, (chrome is pretty), but I did notice a little difference with the rear one on my car, not much for the front but they are still on my car, not sure how much they help, but like I said they are pretty... HA HA
You will definitely be able to tell a difference with sway bars, really make the ride different in the car, I like it. less lean in turns.
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In the case of focussport, their front stress bar = a strut tower brace. Their rear stress bar is a rear strut tower brace. The idea is to help eliminate some flex in the chassis. While I can't really argue that there's no benefit to this, I personally consider them to be a waste of money, unless your tires are so sticky that you can actually benefit from reducing a few degrees of tire deflection caused by the unibody flexxing. However, it's a cheap mod that can't really hurt anything (besides adding a little weight), so if you like the looks and you feel that your engine bay is too twisty, go for it.
It's hard to see what you actually NEED, though. Assuming you upgraded the rear sway bar to help solve a problem of understeer, then you need to get some seat time and see if that solved your problem. If your car oversteers now, then you may want to consider a front sway bar as well to balance it out. A lot of it comes down to personal preference, and getting the car to do what you'd like it to do. I wouldn't by any of that stuff (stress bars or sway bars) unless you have a specific problem that you're trying to find a solution for.
front sway bar, strut tower brace, stress bars...huh?!
ok, so i just ordered a rear sway bar. no problem. i understand what i'm getting and the point of it. but what about the front? i haven't seen very many front sway bars. i've seen some strut tower braces though. and front stress bars on focussport. what's the difference in all three of these (front sway bar, front stress bar, strut tower braces), because they all seem to me to be about the same? what should i get? what do i NEED to get, considering i've got a roush rear sway bar coming? and what about other stuff on the rear, as in a rear stress bar or whatever else?
sorry, lots of questions there, but any info and suggestions would be helpful on differentiating between the three things i listed on the front end.
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WBC #8 middleweight Patrick Majewski (20-1, 13 K0s) faces Jamaal Davis (14-8-1, 6 KOs) the 10-round main event on February 23 at Bally's Atlantic City. Majewski-Davis tops a seven-bout card which begins at 7.30 pm. The fight is a contrast in styles. Majewski likes to walk forward and trade while Davis chooses to move a bit and pick his spots. Majewski has the edge in power, Davis in boxing ability. "This fight is a natural but it took some time to make," said promoter J Russell Peltz. "It follows the three important steps: First, do the styles match up? Yes. Second, does it lead somewhere? Yes, the winner becomes a player at 160. Third, would I pay to see it? Absolutely!"
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Zimmer Real Estate Services, which owns several commercial properties in Lee's Summit, recently joined forces with Newmark Grubb Knight Frank and the resulting merger gave Zimmer a new name.
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According to a news release to announce the move, the firm's chairman and Chief Executive Officer Hugh J. Zimmer explained that the move is best for all parties involved.
"NGKF is financially strong with a proven track record in management and expertise," Zimmer said in a statement. "Partnering with NGKF is an evolutionary step forward in our company's future and we are excited to be a part of this innovative platform."
Newmark Grubb Zimmer is owned and managed by members of the Zimmer family and other senior management officials. In business for more than 65 years and over three generations, it is one of the oldest, independently owned and operated commercial real estate firms in the region.
The firm has been responsible for some of the most iconic regional developments, including the NNSA National Security Campus in Kansas City, Sprint World headquarters campus in Overland Park, Kan., and the Village West tourism, entertainment and retail district in Kansas City, Kan.– each valued at $1 billion or more.
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Earned placement on the All-Conference USA third team after fashioning a record of 16-6 during an injury-riddled campaign ... twelve of her wins were of the straight set variety ... became just the second Miner in school history to secure all-league honors on successive seasons as result ... was especially impressive in dual-match play, boasting a record of 9-3 ... rallied for a three-set victory against Houston's All C-USA nominee and No. 1 player Lucy Forward ... had a sluggish start during the fall, as she stood at 4-4 heading into the North Texas Classic ... heated up at the event, claiming three straight matches to take home the Flight One title ... momentum carried over to the spring, where she secured eight of her first nine dual matches before an injury sidelined her ... the Miners missed Bloczynska greatly, as a 7-2 start dissipated quickly while she was out of the line-up ... advanced to the Flight One finals of the Miner Fall Invite ... picked up a pair of victories at the UNF Invite to soar into the semifinals ... member of the C-USA Academic Honor Roll, one of six Miners to be so distinguished.
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Returned after missing the previous campaign to lead the Miners to their second-most wins in school history ... compiled a team-high 24 victories while playing No. 1 singles ... named to the All-Conference USA second team ... overall, finished at 24-12, including 12-8 in dual-match play ... included among those triumphs were nine straight set victories during dual-match play ... enjoyed a seven-match unbeaten streak early in the dual season ... that established a career-long win streak for her ... was a respectable 3-3 in three-set matches ... UTEP went 9-3 when she won at No. 1 singles ... a standout in doubles play as well, securing a team-high 17 wins ... was most impressive when teamed up with Megan Pritchard, evidenced by strong record of 8-6 ... effort included 8-2 stretch during the middle of the season ... garnered a ranking of 28th in the Southwest Region in the fall.
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Changes in the pattern of substance abuse after the onset of psychosis.
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Backyard Skills: Worm Bin Construction
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Employ worms to turn your food scraps into rich soil for your garden! Join us for this Backyard Skills: Worm Bin Construction workshop where we will learn how to compost vermiculture style, followed by making your very own bin to get you started at home. All materials will be provided.
Members: $10 + 17.50 materials fee, Non-Members: $15 + 17.50 materials fee
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[ENGLAND-NETHERLANDS] Days of rioting in London that prompted Prime Minister David Cameron to cut short his holiday in
Italy could force cancellation of Wednesday's England-Netherlands friendly at Wembley. It already forced the postponement of two Carling Cup games scheduled for Tuesday in the London area.
The English Football Association will meet with Metropolitan police officials to ascertain the effects of several days of rioting in London. Two of the recent ho t spots, Harlesden and Brent Cross, are close to Wembley; with a crowd of 70,000 expected and police busy throughout the capital as well as other cities trying to quell violence, safety measures for fans and players and staff workers could be impaired
"Every football match is subject to some form of assessment around police resources," said a Metropolitan police spokesman to The Guardian. "This is no different."
Risk assessment will begin Tuesday and the final decision of whether to stage the match will be made Wednesday morning. Tickets are still available for the game, which will kick off at 8 p.m. local time unless the kickoff time is moved up so the match would finish well before nightfall.
Cameron, who had been vacationing in Tuscany with his wife, was scheduled to fly back to London early Tuesday morning for emergency meetings. Also canceling their holidays were London mayor Boris Johnson and numerous cabinet members.
Gangs of young people ran amok Saturday night in the Tottenham section of London and copycat uprisings, fueled by social media communication, have spread to many areas of the capital and other major cities such as Birmingham.
A peaceful protest of about 200 demonstrators who gathered in the wake of the death of Mark Duggan, a victim of police gunfire Thursday, turned violent Saturday night. Hordes of people set fires and ransacked pubs, banks, and supermarkets in Wood Green, about two miles from the Tottenham district.
Two Carling Cup games scheduled for Tuesday in the London area have been called off. West Ham was to host Aldershot at Upton Park, and Reading was scheduled to play at Charlton at The Valley, near Lewisham, where rioting broke out Monday night.
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What is West Valley City hiding? These reports will show what the city police did or did not do.
They may reveal if there was probable cause to arrest Josh Powell, which could have led to the recovery of her body. His arrest would have prevented the children from being hit in the head with an ax by their father and roasted to death.
If the reports showed that the West Valley City Police Department did everything it could have and should have done, the reports would have been turned over in a heartbeat and published in the media.
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Favorite authorsAugusten Burroughs, Lisa Carey, e. e. cummings, Jasper Fforde, Diana Gabaldon, Laurie R. King, Jhumpa Lahiri, Gregory Maguire, Gabriel García Márquez, Ian McEwan, Haruki Murakami, Iris Murdoch, Ann Patchett, Salman Rushdie, David Sedaris, Clay Shirky, Gertrude Stein, Sarah Waters (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresBrookline Booksmith, Harvard Book Store, Porter Square Books, Raven Used Books, Strand Bookstore, The Harvard Coop, Trident Booksellers & Cafe
Favorite librariesBeatley Library - Simmons College, Boston Public Library, Cambridge Public Library - Main Branch, Cambridge Public Library, Boudreau Branch, Cambridge Public Library, Central Square Branch, Mattapoisett Free Public Library, Mount Holyoke College Library, Information, and Technology Services, New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Somerville Public Library
Other favoritesLibraryThing H.Q., Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (museum and shop)
Favorite publishersCandlewick Press, O'Reilly Media, Orbit Books
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Old Spice guy library poem
It's Friday, yes? Well, then how about we all watch this Old Spice guy talk about libraries and come up with a poem worthy of Greg Oden:
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Becky Emmers enters her senior season with a 33-40 singles and 24-20 career doubles record as a Pitt Panther.
JUNIOR (2005): Sidelined with a season-ending injury in April...finished with an 11-17 singles and 7-15 doubles record...named to the ITA All-Academic team for a second consecutive year.
SOPHOMORE (2004): Continued to improve, adding 12 more singles wins and nine doubles victories...named to the Big East Academic All-Star Team for a second straight year...also named to ITA All-American Team.
FRESHMAN (2003): Finished the season with a 14-12 singles record and a 4-3 doubles record... named to the Big East Academic All-Star Team...also named an ITA Scholar-Athlete.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2002 graduate of Providence High School in Charlotte, N.C. where she was a four-year letterwinner under coach Sandy Martin...two-time Southwestern Class 4A Player of theYear...four-time All-Mecklenburg First Team selection...four-time Scholar-Athlete Award winner...named Panther Pride Athlete of the Year Award winner as a senior.
PERSONAL: Born September 8, 1983...daughter of Tom and Bobbi Emmers...has two brothers, Scott and Brett...majors in Communication & Rhetoric.
Coach says:
"Becky's a very hardworker who puts a lot of top spin on the ball. We will be excited to for her return from injury and rehab. Becky gives the team academic leadership and is greatly improved in her doubles play."
Four Pitt Teams Earn APR Public Recognition Awards from NCAA
Washington Named to All-ACC Third Team
Panthers Fall Short to Notre Dame
Pitt to Face Notre Dame in ACC Tourney
Pitt Drops Regular Season Finale at No. 3 North Carolina
Panthers Travel to No. 3 North Carolina Saturday