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Arrest made in connection to Oak Creek apartment burglaries
Oak Creek - A police investigation of two burglaries in the same apartment building led to the Feb. 15 arrest of an 18-year-old man who lives in the apartment complex.
According to the Oak Creek police report:
The investigation started when an apartment resident in the 100 block of East Field Stone Circle came home and discovered his Xbox gaming system and $350 worth of videogames had been stolen from his locked apartment between 7:15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Dec. 6.
On Feb. 14 police responded to the same apartment building after a resident reported more than $1,400 worth of electronics, including a flat-screen television, two gaming consoles, two hand-held gaming systems and numerous video games, had been stolen from his home between 7:45 a.m. and 3:40 p.m.
In both cases there were no signs of forced entry and no evidence was found at either apartment.» Read Full Article
Milwaukee County Parks extends Oak Leaf Trail to OakView Business Park
Oak Leaf Trail will provide a new way to enter the OakView Business Park.Oak Creek — A new extension to the
The extension, about a third of a mile long, will connect the existing trail at Howell Avenue to Elm and Oakwood roads, ending right in front of the future business park, located at the corner of Oakwood Road and Howell Avenue.
Oak Leaf Trail is a network of trails that spans 118 miles through Milwaukee County parks and parkways.
"This new segment will give occupants of the business park direct access to the Oak Leaf Trail, where they can enjoy lunch breaks or want to exercise during the work day," said Kevin Haley, landscape architect for Milwaukee County Parks. "With this addition, employees could also bike to work if they wanted."
Milwaukee County Parks, in partnership with WISPARK and the city of Oak Creek, will formally introduce the new section of paved trail during a "bike-chain-cutting" ceremony at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2. at the intersection of South Howell Avenue and East Elm Street.» Read Full Article
The Academy of Performing Arts to host 2nd annual 'Trunk or Treat' event
Oak Creek — The Academy of Performing Arts will host its second annual "Trunk or Treat" event in early October.
Trunk or Treat is a free, safe, trick-or-treat event that is open to the public. Local businesses will be 'hosting' the trunk and handing out candy to all of the young participants, who can also participate in costume contests for prizes.
The academy will also hold its annual "Food Fight" fundraiser, where guests can donate nonperishable food items. Visitors who donate a grocery bag full of nonperishable items will be entered to win a grand prize. All donations will go toward The Salvation Army.
The academy will hold events at both of its locations this year. The Oak Creek location, 9160 S. Pennsylvania Ave., will host the event from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2. The Franklin location, 10001 St. Martins Road, will hold the "Trunk or Treat" event from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9.
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Greendale High School reaches new ACT average
Greendale — Greendale High School has a reported a new record in ACT results.
Greendale High School's Class of 2015 earned a composite score of 24.5 on the ACT, the highest ACT average recorded by the high school.
Compared to its benchmarking districts, Greendale High School students scored competitively or outperformed on the college-readiness test. Ninety-one percent of 2015 Greendale graduates were tested. The students also achieved a math subscore of 25.
Wisconsin's composite score for 2015 was 22.2, which was 1.2 points higher than the national average of 21.
"Our strategic plan, adopted in 2012, helped narrow our focus on college and career readiness as a district," said Steve Lodes, principal of Greendale High School. "Our teachers do an outstanding and effective job of planning for sensible and data-driven instruction that is aligned with core knowledge needed to do well on the ACT. These scores are the result of that hard work over the past few years."» Read Full Article
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Franklin football team emphatic in 37-0 rout of area rival Greendale
Friends and neighbors, rivals and competitors; the players who took part in the powerhouse rivalry between the Franklin and and Greendale football teams the last three years will be rehashing and embellishing the highs and lows of these contests for decades to come at picnics, taverns and family reunions.
The hits will get harder, the passes will get longer as time goes on.
Only the 28 seniors on this year's Franklin group will have an emphatic last word at all those gatherings, as the Sabers ended a two-game skid against the Panthers on Thursday night with an impressive 37-0 rout of their hosts.
"They'll have no more bragging rights!" were the final gleeful words of Sabers coach Louis Brown to his happy team in the postgame huddle.
He was surprised that his Sabers (2-0) were able to put the running clock on the state D3 power Panthers, but according to senior quarterback Ben Wachter, who had two TD passes and two interceptions on defense, it was the only way this game could have turned out.» Read Full Article
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Greendale Education Foundation announces new calendar raffle fundraiser
Greendale — The Greendale Education Foundation has launched a new TGIF Calendar Raffle fundraiser for the upcoming school year.
The raffle will benefit the foundation and its KidBoosters program, which advocates on behalf of children and families in need of financial assistance.
Each Friday, from Oct. 2 through May 20, 2016, the foundation will draw one slip from "the hat" of purchased raffle calendar participants. The winner will receive $100 and his or her name is returned to pot for the next week's drawing. Only 1,000 calendars will be sold.
Raffle calendars cost $20 each and may be purchased at the Greendale school office, the Greendale Park and Recreation Department office, at the Greendale Open Markets on Saturdays in September and at high school home football games.
For more information, visit the Greendale Education Foundation website at www.greendalefoundation.org.
Greendale's Park and Recreation holds contest for new logo
Greendale — To celebrate its 75th anniversary, the Greendale Park and Recreation Department is looking for a new logo.
Parks and Recreation is calling on residents to create a new image that represents the department "of today," but will also represent the department for another 25 years.
The department offers comprehensive programs and activities, including summer camps, concerts and a winter ice rink.
Entries must be submitted to the Parks and Recreation office, 5647 Broad Street, by Sept. 25. The winning logo will be presented at the department's pancake breakfast on Sunday, Oct. 11. The final logo will be professionally finished by the department.
The winner will also receive a Greendale Village Business Center gift card.» Read Full Article
Reiman Chapel in Franklin to host blessing, tour for public
Franklin — The Conservancy for Healing and Heritage and Wheaton Franciscan Cancer Care will host a blessing and tour of the new Reiman Chapel on Thursday, Aug. 27.
The Reiman Chapel is part of Wheaton Franciscan Cancer Care — Reiman Center, St. Francis, 7410 W. Rawson Ave. The chapel will serve as a serene resource for patients, visitors and the public.
Coffee and a light, continental breakfast will be offered at 8 a.m. The blessing will be held at 8:30 a.m., followed by tours of the facility.
Interested parties are encouraged to register for the event online at www.mywheaton.org/chapel or by calling (888) 994-3286.
Young Oak Creek football team makes impression with rout of Falls
While on the phone with a somewhat skeptical radio reporter after his team's surprisingly impressive 26-0 win over visiting Menomonee Falls in the season opener on Aug. 21, Oak Creek football coach Mike Bartholomew could only laugh and say, "I said we'd be inexperienced, I didn't say we weren't any good."
And that much his young Knights proved, as despite the loss of 30-plus seniors from a Southeast Conference co-championship squad of a year ago and despite four turnovers against Falls, they had the lead from the opening drive and never gave the Indians a real opportunity to get into the game.
"I think I said that I really liked the vibe on this team," Bartholomew later extrapolated. "Now can you define that? With this group it means work ethic, discipline and unselfishness, and that can make a really big difference."
A great example of that came late in the fourth quarter. The Knights were already in firm control at 19-0 and were driving again. A Jakup Sinani pass intended for Roy Harden was picked off by the Indians' Kam Walker.
But the Knights didn't give up on the play. Harden trailed Walker on the return and managed to strip the ball from Walker, which teammate Jay Bright recovered on the Falls 27, very near where Oak Creek had started the play in the first place.» Read Full Article
Greendale police searching for strong-arm robbery suspect
Greendale — The Greendale Police Department is asking the public for help to identify a man suspected to be involved in several strong-arm robberies on Aug. 6.
The suspect allegedly robbed the public library in Rochester, attempted to rob an elderly woman in front of the Waterford library and forcibly stole a purse from a 14-year-old girl in the 5300 block of South 108th Street in Hales Corners.
At 3:30 p.m., the suspect then approached an elderly woman in front of the Boston Store in the Southridge Mall, 5300 S. 76th St., and demanded her purse. The woman refused and the male began to violently attempt to pull the purse away from her. The victim was thrown to the ground, causing her to break her hip.
The suspect was seen running southbound through the mall parking lot. He was last seen wearing a dark blue or button-up Nike jersey, dark blue baggie shorts and a pair of black Nike shoes. Victims of the suspect describe him as white, or possibly Hispanic, and in his late 20s or early 30s. The suspect is between 5 feet 8 inches tall and 5 feet 10 inches, weighing approximately 200 pounds.
Video surveillance and still photos are available on the police department's official Facebook page.» Read Full Article
Greendale man killed in Washington County crash
A man killed in a three-vehicle crash in Washington County was identified Tuesday as Robert Krzewinski, 67, of Greendale.
The crash was reported shortly after 11:30 a.m., Monday just north of where Interstate 41 and Highway 45 merge in the Town of Polk, according to the Wisconsin State Patrol.
According to a news release, a truck was southbound on I-41 near Pioneer Road when it rear-ended a car driven by Krzewinski as traffic slowed for a construction project on Highway 41/45.
The truck pushed the car toward the median, and then hit a second car before coming to a stop on the right shoulder.
Krzewinski died from injuries at Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls. His dog was taken to the Washington County Humane Society for safekeeping, according to the release.» Read Full Article
Oak Creek man killed in Sauk County traffic accident
Oak Creek — A traffic accident in Sauk County resulted in the death of an Oak Creek man on Monday, Aug. 24.
A car traveling eastbound on Interstate 90 near Lake Delton crossed the median for an unknown reason at about 5:45 p.m. and began traveling east inside the shoulder of the westbound lane, the Wisconsin State Patrol reported.
The driver lost control and the car was placed in a sideways position. As the driver rotated into the travel lanes, an oncoming truck struck the car. The truck driver had attempted to evade the crash by steering onto the shoulder. After the crash, the truck lay on its side off the exit shoulder.
Car passenger Gary A. Gritton, 65, sustained fatal injuries from the crash. Car driver Gary D. Gritton, 36, and passenger Gail P. Gritton, 64, sustained life-threatening injuries and are being treated at the University of Wisconsin Hospital.
Gary D. Gritton was not wearing a seat belt at the scene. The Wisconsin State Patrol reported alcohol was not a factor in the accident.» Read Full Article
Oak Creek tennis team wins South Milwaukee Invite
Last year, with a rain-date scheduling conflict forcing them to withdraw after completing only part of the tournament, the Oak Creek girls tennis team didn't know whether it could win the 16-school South Milwaukee/Oak Creek Dual Meet Invite.
This year, the Knights were able to stick around for the entirety of the event and prove their mettle, winning four matches and claiming the championship in the two-day meet held Aug. 19 and 20.
"We had to go to Madison last year; we had another commitment," said veteran coach Don Tellefsen. "So we were very happy we were able to finish it this time."
The Knights beat Mukwonago, 5-2, downed Southeast Conference rival Racine Case, 6-1, and then in what proved to be the de facto title match, outlasted New Berlin West, 4-3, in the semifinals. In the finals, the Knights overpowered Grafton, 6-1.
In the win over West, Tellefsen said the Knights were down in all four singles matches before junior Varsha Sriram pulled out a super tiebreaker third-set win at the second position.» Read Full Article
Oak Creek community buries time capsule at future city hall
Oak Creek — More than a 100 items from Oak Creek's history were buried in a 5-foot-deep hole Tuesday to be preserved for the next 50 years.
City officials collected donations from residents earlier this year to store inside a time capsule, as part of Oak Creek's 60th anniversary.
Donations included such wide-ranging items as a 2012 presidential ballot, an Apple iPhone, student essays, and books on Oak Creek's history. Local social clubs contributed fliers, rosters, posters, patches, coins and T-shirts. Churches gave their directories. Oak Creek dentist Dana Bott donated a toothbrush and some business information.
"I think the coolest things were the yearbooks," said City Clerk Catherine Roeske, who helped organize the time capsule event. "They were a good score."
The city received yearbooks from every school in the district for the 2014-15 academic year.» Read Full Article


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"Take a trip to the county fair with a bowl of old-fashioned Kettle Corn. Your family will never want plain popcorn again! If you use white sugar, it will taste like popcorn balls and if you use brown sugar, it will taste like caramel corn."
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Cheap, quick, and easy! I put oil and three kernels in the pot, when all three kernels pop I add the sugar and stir it around well, then I add the rest of the popcorn kernels and put the lid on. Then I alternate shaking the pot for three seconds with letting it sit on the burner for three seconds until I hear the popping begin to slow down, then I take off the lid and sprinkle some salt in, replace the lid, give it another shake and pour it out into a bowl. Haven't had a batch burn yet with the "3-second shake and sit" technique. ;-)
A few recommended tips : 1.) The shaking of the popcorn is key, however remove the popcorn from cooking pot ASAP, or the shaking you did over the stove will be rendered pointless. 2.) Heat up the oil with 3 popcorn kernels, when those 3 pop add sugar, and rest of the kernels. WAIT 30 SECONDS, this ensures all your kernels are the same tempature and will not burn. 3.)Use peanut oil if no one is allergic for better flavor outcome. 4.) Use both sugars, my family likes confection sugar vs. white sugar. Our ratio for the recipe is more confetioners sugar than brown. 5.) If you're a sweet and salty person add salt to taste. In our family we add a lot. 6.) For a small hint of butter, after your popcorn is done popping and is in a diffrent bowl, use the hot cooking pot you cooked your popcorn in to melt butter and then drizzle over your popcorn, this is simply delicious ! Good snack on New Years Day at 1 am, thank you !
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SUCCESS!!! The other reviewers aren't kidding, this kettle corn tastes just like the stuff at the fair. Here are some tips... I used a wide and heavy bottom stainless steel pan with high sides. Be sure to use the 3 kernel test (Preheat your pan with medium-high heat, add all of the oil along with 3 kernels of popcorn. When the 3 kernels pop, the oil is ready!). Once the oil is ready, add the rest of the popcorn and quickly sprinkle the sugar on top. Place a lid on the pan. Alternate, in three second intervals, between leaving the pan on the stove top and lifting and shaking the pot. Once the popping has slowed, remove from the stove top and immediately sprinkle with salt. Let it cool a little and try not to eat the whole batch!
I am the "sue" who submitted this recipe and I am so glad & thankful for the great reviews! I had the 3 kernal test (I always use Orville Redenbachers's corn too as the better corn really makes a difference) in the directions and was a little disapointed to see when the recipe appeared online - had been left out. I always use a stir crazy popcorn machine as this is always a multiple batch making recipe @ my house - left over corn is not as good but still always eaten!! I heat the oil, put in 3 kernals and when they pop - add the sugar. When it melts (happens quickly) add the rest of corn. As soon as the popping stops, dump it into a waiting bowl and sprinkle with salt. Dive in and enjoy!
Great snack, Sue. I added 1/4t salt to the sugar and oil. This way the salt and sugar form a crispy coating around the kernel. Yummy!
I don't have one of those neat hand-crank popcorn-making-thingys. I have absolutely zero experience making popcorn on the stove. What I do have is a pot that I normally use for chili and pasta, a fondness for kettle corn, and a heck of a of a nerve on me. Here's what I did, mistakes and all: I did the 3-kernel test, and then added the sugar and the popcorn at the same time. (I'm not going to call that a mistake, but I think next time I'll add the sugar, let it melt, and then add the popcorn - the way I did it this afternoon, the popcorn started to pop before the sugar was melted.) I used canola oil and thought it was fine. I added 1 tsp of salt plus a pinch or two to the sugar; next time I might stick to just 1 tsp, as I found some pieces to be a little salty. I did the three-seconds-on-the-heat/three-seconds-off-the-heat thing, shaking the entire time, and I probably pulled it a little early because I'd rather have a few unpopped kernels than burned sugar and popcorn. The end result was very, very tasty. Some of the pieces carmelized quite a bit, others didn't; I preferred the ones that didn't, but that didn't stop me from eating the entire batch by myself. Cleanup was no problem; the cooled sugar melted right off again with hot water. Thanks for the great recipe! Edit: Later, I tried letting the sugar melt before adding the popcorn. I thought the sugar carmelized too much - it tasted burned instead of sweet. I'll add them at the same time from now on.
Wow! This became a really fast hit in my family. After making it a few times, though, I do have some suggestions. The last time I made it was the best. Instead of using oil, I melted about 1/4 cup of butter flavored shortening. It made the kernels pop much faster lighter, and had a hint of a buttery taste. Very nice. I also, added a few drops of decorator's icing coloring to the melted shortening and sugar mixture. When the popcorn pops, it explodes into a really beautiful color.
You can even mix two colors together[only two batches of popcorn is needed for that;)]
This was really good. It did take me a couple of tries to perfect the technique though. The first few times I made it, I had a big gooey mess in the bottom of the pot. Make sure you start shaking as soon as the corn starts to pop and don't stop until it is done.
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The seven-year wait for "Arrested Development" fans following Fox's cancellation of the show is finally over. A new, 15-episode continuation of the dysfunctional family sitcom was released on Netflix today.
In many ways, the Buffalo Bills fit the description of being the NFL's version of a dysfunctional family (though the New York Jets may be a better example in the immediate present). A franchise defined by losing four consecutive Super Bowls from 1990-93, Bills fans have had a long wait of their own: 13 seasons since the Bills last made the playoffs in 1999.
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Twenty-five years after first bringing Broadway audiences to their feet, the Tony Award-winning musical sensation Dreamgirls comes to the big screen starring Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx (Ray), Beyoncé Knowles (Austin Powers in Goldmember), Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon), newcomer Jennifer Hudson, Tony Award winner Anika Noni Rose (Broadway's Caroline or Change) and Eddie Murphy (The Nutty Professor, Dr. Dolittle).
Set in the turbulent late 1960s and early '70s, Dreamgirls follows the rise of a trio of women—Effie (Jennifer Hudson), Deena (Beyoncé Knowles) and Lorrell (Anika Noni Rose)—who have formed a promising girl group called The Dreamettes. At a talent competition, they are discovered by an ambitious manager named Curtis Taylor, Jr. (Jamie Foxx), who offers them the opportunity of a lifetime: to become the back-up singers for headliner James Thunder Early (Eddie Murphy). Curtis gradually takes control of the girls' look and sound, eventually giving them their own shot in the spotlight as The Dreams. That spotlight, however, begins to narrow in on Deena, finally pushing the less attractive Effie out altogether. Though the Dreams become a crossover phenomenon, they soon realize that the cost of fame and fortune may be higher than they ever imagined.
Rounding out the main cast are Keith Robinson (Fat Albert), Sharon Leal (TV's Boston Public), and three-time Tony Award winner Hinton Battle (Miss Saigon, The Tap Dance Kid, The Wiz).
Dreamgirls is being directed by Bill Condon from a screenplay he adapted from the stage musical's original book by Tom Eyen. An Academy Award winner for his screenplay for Gods and Monsters, which he also directed, Condon received another Oscar nomination for his screenplay adaptation of Chicago. He more recently wrote and directed Kinsey.
Academy Award-nominated producer Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire, As Good As It Gets, I, Robot) is producing Dreamgirls, with Patricia Whitcher (Memoirs of a Geisha, The Terminal) executive producing. The lyrics are by Tom Eyen, with music by Henry Krieger.
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Named a captain for the 2013-14 season...Played in 12 tournaments, averaging an 84.26 per 18-hole round, good for third on the Bobcats' roster...Recorded the first eagle in program history at the Dartmouth Invitational...Led the team with 20 birdies, also a program-record, while ranking 1,402 out of 4,653 golfers nation-wide...Her 20 birdies are also the most by a Quinnipiac player in their career...Owns four of the top 12 scores all-time in program history...Her 76 on the second day of the Dartmouth Invitational is the second-best round in program history, while her 78 on the first-day is the fifth-best in QU history...Her 154 (+12) at the Dartmouth Invitational is the lowest 36-hole score in program history, while her 159 (+17) at the DSU Inaugural Hornet Invitational is the fifth lowest in program history...
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Four-year letterwinner in golf...Two-year letter in field hockey at Farmington (Conn.) High School...Four-year All-Conference selection in golf...Four-time All-State selection...Three-time All New England Selection...Four-time All-Academic selection for golf, three-time pick for field hockey...Led Farmington to the 2009 and 2010 State Championship...Posted a 14-1 record in match play as a senior in 2012...2011 Central Connecticut Conference (CCC) Individual Champion...Finished seventh at the 18-Hole Ellington Ridge Camera Memorial at Ellington Ridge Country Club...Placed sixth at the Junior Connecticut PGA Championship at Timberlin Golf Club...Finished fifth at the Jack Kelly Connecticut PGA Tournament of Champions...Won the Pepsi Junior Connecticut PGA Championship at Franconia Golf Course...Posted top five finishes at the Frank Kringle Junior Championship, the Ranch Junior Open, the McDermott Junior Invitation and the Pat Jackman Junior Classic. As a junior, she took second place at the Connecticut State Championship at Orange Hill Country Club.
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Not too many books being released today, but some very interesting ones. And, if you missed yesterday's blog, March 18th will be my last blog here at PW, but I will continue blogging about books, authors, conferences and posting the new releases on my website BarbaraVey.com. You can go there now to find out 5 Things You Didn't Know About Julia Quinn for a chance to win a book by her. Now, here's today releases.
Power Play by Danielle Steel (RHPG – Delacorte)
An Heir of Uncertainty by Alyssa Everett (Carina Press)
Helmut Saves the World by Matt Sheehan (Carina Press)
Slam Dance with the Devil by Nico Rosso (Carina Press)
AfterShock by Sylvia Day (Harlequin)
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GMO Label Opponents Spend Millions To Fight Prop 37 As Advocates Cite Rising Pesticide Use, Health Risks
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The members of the industry group Council For Biotechnology Information, the book's publisher, are the same companies currently pouring millions into a campaign to keep genetically-engineered foods from being labeled as such on store shelves in California.
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I'm a Bedwetta until I buy a Beretta
I've actually seen him post as recently as mid- late September, I think.
And, as for the consistency of his story, it actually matches a lot of the child predators' behaviors on some of the social networking sites. We had a really interesting sermon at church this week titled Facebook for dummies, and it was eye opening how consistent the stories are of people who are trying to pull something over on someone or a group of people.
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Much respect!
Beautiful car and I'm happy to hear it gets driven.
A few weeks ago I watched the Top Gear old hypercar v new hypercar comparo where Clarkson re-proclaims his love for the F40. I can't help but agree
Please don't hesitate to post more pictures, sound clips, videos, drawings, history, stories!
There's no I in barbeque team.
J&J Autosport
The bagel on the F40 wing is probably one of the best intro photos I have ever seen on TCL.
Amazing car OP!
we definitely need sound clips of the new exhaust!
J&J Autosport
OP, I've seen pics of your old black car on Ferrarichat.
Nice upgrade!
Welcome to TCL
A&F is actually Corbic. I know, makes sense now doesn't it!
I'm a Bedwetta until I buy a Beretta
Where do you get F40 LM parts?
Was this stuff ever sold by Ferrari in any way other than as OE on actual F40 LM's? I guess they have to carry spares, but it seems like anything from an F40 LM must be unobtanium.
The Enkeis are terrific, I can't wait to see them on the car.
OP is the king of TCL. Long Live The King.
Nice car(s). Welcome to the Car Lounge.
PS. Holy **** an F40.
Autozone Associate: What make and year is your car?
Sherpa: 1990, Ferrari, F40
Autozone Associate: sir, I'm not seeing this vehicle in our system
I'm a Bedwetta until I buy a Beretta
Are you kidding me? It goes more like this:
Autozone Associate: What make and year is your car?
Sherpa: Umm, an old Alfa Romeo, sort of a kit car made out of one really. It's not in your computer. Can you just match this size and give me the best one you sell that's not a total ripoff?
Autozone Associate: Okay, right this way, sir.
I never ever say it's for a Ferrari. Then you get the dreaded Ferrari Tax overcharge. Seriously.
I've become really good at cross referencing Alfa and lancia parts over the years, as well as MB parts for the Bosch FI on the 328. Way better for my bank account.
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A few people have poo-poo'd the Enkeis, but I love those things. If I had the cash I'd buy an F40 just so I could put those wheels on it. Way jelly!
It sort of is unobtanium but there's also not much of a market. I'm sort of a parts hoarder so I usually know where to look and get phone calls about stuff that's stashed away. The biggest thing is just paying attention. The Ferrari world isn't huge and the Ferrari supercar world is smaller still. I have good connections, too. It all helps.