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Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
Here i found this decal website http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal
They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal sticker</a> On Wednesday, December 27, 2000 4:40:30 PM UTC-5, Patrick Larkin Jr wrote: > I've searched thru catalogs, the Mobil1 website, and numerous > other locations with no luck... After such great success with > Mobil1 in my bike, I'm switching all my vehicles (even those > not listed below) to Mobil1 - I'm looking for a source of > Decals with the Mobil[1] logo - I want to put them near the > oil fillers in case someone else happens to be under the hood > doing me or my wife a favor... The only thing I've found are > SVT "Factory Fill" emblems - and besides being 20 bucks each, > none of my vehicles were Factory Filled with Mobil[1] ... > If I put those on, I might as well start sticking 5.8 badges > on with a red "R" next to it! :) > -- > Patrick H. Larkin, Jr EarthLink/MindSpring SysAdmin Dallas Texas > http://www.mindspring.com/~pat.larkin/ > 1998 XL 883cc, 1992 T-Bird 5.0L, 1988 Mustang LX 5.0L: Woooomah! |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
"WindsorFox" wrote in message ...
On 3/13/2013 22:22, wrote: > Here i found this decal website > http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal > They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal > sticker</a> > > I'm trying to figure out what kind of Indian SEO spam would cause an email address associated with "swingers clubs" to reply to a 13 year old Usenet post. YOU'RE WASTING BANDWIDTH! Please try to snip out irrelevant portions of your post, before you reply. (I'll never forget dial-up and those wonderful 2400baud modems.) dwight > > > On Wednesday, December 27, 2000 4:40:30 PM UTC-5, Patrick Larkin Jr wrote: >> ... |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
On 3/15/2013 19:40, dwight wrote:
> "WindsorFox" wrote in message ... > > On 3/13/2013 22:22, wrote: >> Here i found this decal website >> http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal >> They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal >> sticker</a> >> >> > > I'm trying to figure out what kind of Indian SEO spam would cause an > email address associated with "swingers clubs" to reply to a 13 year old > Usenet post. > > YOU'RE WASTING BANDWIDTH! Please try to snip out irrelevant portions of > your post, before you reply. > > (I'll never forget dial-up and those wonderful 2400baud modems.) > > dwight > Had 2400 on the C64 but I started with a 14.4 on my first PC. It was actually built into a box like a plug in transformer and had a wire that went to the PC and one that plugged into a phone plug. Worked great til one rainy day I saw a flash and heard **SNAP!!** over in the corner. Then a second later thunder. Opened it up and the lighting had blown one of the chips to oblivion. |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
"WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message ... > On 3/15/2013 19:40, dwight wrote: >> "WindsorFox" wrote in message ... >> >> On 3/13/2013 22:22, wrote: >>> Here i found this decal website >>> http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal >>> They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal >>> sticker</a> >>> >>> >> >> I'm trying to figure out what kind of Indian SEO spam would cause an >> email address associated with "swingers clubs" to reply to a 13 year old >> Usenet post. >> >> YOU'RE WASTING BANDWIDTH! Please try to snip out irrelevant portions of >> your post, before you reply. >> >> (I'll never forget dial-up and those wonderful 2400baud modems.) >> >> dwight >> > > > Had 2400 on the C64 but I started with a 14.4 on my first PC. It was > actually built into a box like a plug in transformer and had a wire that > went to the PC and one that plugged into a phone plug. Worked great til > one rainy day I saw a flash and heard **SNAP!!** over in the corner. Then > a second later thunder. Opened it up and the lighting had blown one of the > chips to oblivion. > 150 baud, really, then upgraded to 300 then 1200 on a TI Silent 700's ( a portable Terminal that talked to mainframes) |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
"AMeiwes" wrote in message ...
"WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message ... > On 3/15/2013 19:40, dwight wrote: >> "WindsorFox" wrote in message ... >> >> On 3/13/2013 22:22, wrote: >>> Here i found this decal website >>> http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal >>> They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal >>> sticker</a> >>> >>> >> >> I'm trying to figure out what kind of Indian SEO spam would cause an >> email address associated with "swingers clubs" to reply to a 13 year old >> Usenet post. >> >> YOU'RE WASTING BANDWIDTH! Please try to snip out irrelevant portions of >> your post, before you reply. >> >> (I'll never forget dial-up and those wonderful 2400baud modems.) >> >> dwight >> > > > Had 2400 on the C64 but I started with a 14.4 on my first PC. It was > actually built into a box like a plug in transformer and had a wire that > went to the PC and one that plugged into a phone plug. Worked great til > one rainy day I saw a flash and heard **SNAP!!** over in the corner. Then > a second later thunder. Opened it up and the lighting had blown one of the > chips to oblivion. > 150 baud, really, then upgraded to 300 then 1200 on a TI Silent 700's ( a portable Terminal that talked to mainframes) Best upgrade I ever did to my Windows 3.1 machine was doubling the RAM from 4MB to 8MB. That puppy FLEW. This was about the time that the www started up, and online graphics were killing my speed. Also about the time that my 2400baud was trashed in favor of a 14,400. Ah, now THAT was computing. Our very first machine, back in the mid-80s, was an AT&T with dual drives - one held the software on a floppy, one held another floppy for storage. No internal memory to speak of. With a professional printer, that system cost $3,500 (in the mid-80s!), which would probably be like spending $10,000 on a system today. We used it as a business, and it did eventually pay itself off, but still... :() |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
"dwight" > wrote in message ... > "AMeiwes" wrote in message ... > > > "WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message > ... >> On 3/15/2013 19:40, dwight wrote: >>> "WindsorFox" wrote in message ... >>> >>> On 3/13/2013 22:22, wrote: >>>> Here i found this decal website >>>> http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal >>>> They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal >>>> sticker</a> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> I'm trying to figure out what kind of Indian SEO spam would cause an >>> email address associated with "swingers clubs" to reply to a 13 year old >>> Usenet post. >>> >>> YOU'RE WASTING BANDWIDTH! Please try to snip out irrelevant portions of >>> your post, before you reply. >>> >>> (I'll never forget dial-up and those wonderful 2400baud modems.) >>> >>> dwight >>> >> >> >> Had 2400 on the C64 but I started with a 14.4 on my first PC. It was >> actually built into a box like a plug in transformer and had a wire that >> went to the PC and one that plugged into a phone plug. Worked great til >> one rainy day I saw a flash and heard **SNAP!!** over in the corner. Then >> a second later thunder. Opened it up and the lighting had blown one of >> the chips to oblivion. >> > > 150 baud, really, > then upgraded to 300 then 1200 on a TI Silent 700's ( a portable Terminal > that talked to mainframes) > > Best upgrade I ever did to my Windows 3.1 machine was doubling the RAM > from 4MB to 8MB. That puppy FLEW. This was about the time that the www > started up, and online graphics were killing my speed. Also about the time > that my 2400baud was trashed in favor of a 14,400. Ah, now THAT was > computing. > > Our very first machine, back in the mid-80s, was an AT&T with dual > drives - one held the software on a floppy, one held another floppy for > storage. No internal memory to speak of. With a professional printer, that > system cost $3,500 (in the mid-80s!), which would probably be like > spending $10,000 on a system today. We used it as a business, and it did > eventually pay itself off, but still... > > :() > those were the days, first computer had CMP as the OS, and a ? would appear in the far upper left screen corner, then you had to break out the manuals. 64k memory which cost $400 back then the disk drive was 8 inch single sided, which I bought used off west coast ($350) this was a single board computer called the Furgerson or Big Board I I think I paid $1,200 for all of It, but I had to package it and add the powes supply. $400 buys a killer small box computer from Acer today! anyhow still thinking of buying a new mustang 2013, a lot of price compression, 2012 to 2014 just a few thousand apart. |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
On 3/17/2013 14:15, AMeiwes wrote:
> > those were the days, > first computer had CMP as the OS, and a ? would appear in the far upper left > screen corner, then you had to break out the manuals. > 64k memory which cost $400 back then > the disk drive was 8 inch single sided, which I bought used off west coast > ($350) > this was a single board computer called the Furgerson or Big Board I > I think I paid $1,200 for all of It, but I had to package it and add the > powes supply. > $400 buys a killer small box computer from Acer today! > > anyhow still thinking of buying a new mustang 2013, a lot of price > compression, 2012 to 2014 just a few thousand apart. > > There's a 2008 GT500 on the lot here for $35K :oP |
Mobil-1 Decals - where to get 'em?
On Sat, 16 Mar 2013 19:35:28 -0400, "dwight" >
wrote: >"AMeiwes" wrote in message ... > > >"WindsorFox<SS>" > wrote in message ... >> On 3/15/2013 19:40, dwight wrote: >>> "WindsorFox" wrote in message ... >>> >>> On 3/13/2013 22:22, wrote: >>>> Here i found this decal website >>>> http://decaldomain.com/content/mobile-1-decal >>>> They have mobil one <a href="http://decaldomain.com/" title="">decal >>>> sticker</a> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> I'm trying to figure out what kind of Indian SEO spam would cause an >>> email address associated with "swingers clubs" to reply to a 13 year old >>> Usenet post. >>> >>> YOU'RE WASTING BANDWIDTH! Please try to snip out irrelevant portions of >>> your post, before you reply. >>> >>> (I'll never forget dial-up and those wonderful 2400baud modems.) >>> >>> dwight >>> >> >> >> Had 2400 on the C64 but I started with a 14.4 on my first PC. It was >> actually built into a box like a plug in transformer and had a wire that >> went to the PC and one that plugged into a phone plug. Worked great til >> one rainy day I saw a flash and heard **SNAP!!** over in the corner. Then >> a second later thunder. Opened it up and the lighting had blown one of the >> chips to oblivion. >> > >150 baud, really, >then upgraded to 300 then 1200 on a TI Silent 700's ( a portable Terminal >that talked to mainframes) > >Best upgrade I ever did to my Windows 3.1 machine was doubling the RAM from >4MB to 8MB. That puppy FLEW. This was about the time that the www started >up, and online graphics were killing my speed. Also about the time that my >2400baud was trashed in favor of a 14,400. Ah, now THAT was computing. I've got two external Courier 33.6 V 34 Smartmodems that I just can't bear to part with because I still recall how they were the Cadillac of modems back then and how much they cost (several hundred as I recall). |
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