So many things wrong here. Wow!
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Originally Posted by rayosequis
I think the scariest part is what is written below the price ! Just what Texas needs, more unlicensed, uninsured, illegal drivers.
(this dealer IS in fact a complete dumb@ss) guess he thought since they were both GM, its all the same..
"1999 Pontiac Camaro 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
$1200
DOWN
NO LICENSIA
NO MY PROBLEMA"
meaning, no license..no car!
bahahahahaah..
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It actually says, "No license, no problem."
"No hay problema" literally means there is no problem.
Not my problem would be "No es mi problema."
Don't you have to have a license to buy a car? I guess not if you're Mexican.
"No hay problema" literally means there is no problem.
Not my problem would be "No es mi problema."
Don't you have to have a license to buy a car? I guess not if you're Mexican.
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Originally Posted by Corny40
It actually says, "No license, no problem."
"No hay problema" literally means there is no problem.
Not my problem would be "No es mi problema."
Don't you have to have a license to buy a car? I guess not if you're Mexican.
"No hay problema" literally means there is no problem.
Not my problem would be "No es mi problema."
Don't you have to have a license to buy a car? I guess not if you're Mexican.
NO HAY PROBLEMA
Meaning -- Not a problem
Originally Posted by reject
it has a ls1 dash but an lt1 body....
I love the writing on the windshield...Complete stupidity.
Originally Posted by Shackleford
Really?
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From: Friendswood, Tx
Originally Posted by Phil8616
I think some 97s had 98-02 dashes? Same with the taillights...
I love the writing on the windshield...Complete stupidity.
I love the writing on the windshield...Complete stupidity.
97s have the same dash and late 97s have the same cluster, how ever a good amount of early 97s had the 97+ style cluster just with a mechanical odometer instead of the digital one. 97s also had the updated seats that would go through 2002. Exterior wise they had the 5 spoke wheels that would run untill 2000, and they also were also the first year for the orange turn signal lights. All that makes a 97 LT1 easy to spot. The Firebirds just got an updated console and gauge cluster in 97.