Look what I found in my airbox...
05-24-2005 | 09:49 PM
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From: Berkeley, CA
Originally Posted by blue03s2k,May 23 2005, 12:11 PM
that is nasty.... check this one out..... not as large or nasty as the one you got..
I know, you were dying to know this.
05-25-2005 | 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by landfighter,May 24 2005, 08:25 PM
post "kitty" pics..... 
I'll see what I can dig up...
It never ceased to amaze me what some people can stomach. If I find them, I'll post them in my album. I warn you...they are gross and will make you
Unfortunately, I don't have any pics of "Kitty's" head in my girlfriend's lap. Just minced up bits of meat and fur in the engine bay.
05-25-2005 | 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by suprfunguy,May 23 2005, 03:15 PM
Seeing all these "animals in air box" posts makes me think of the time "Kitty" decided to climb into the engine bay of my highly modded 82 Z28.
It was a beautiful October evening. My girlfriend and I decided to take a nice sunset ride with the T-Tops offs. We strapped in, I started the car, and all of the sudden...noise like you wouldn't believe! Apparently, my "flex-a-lite" fan got a hold of "Kitty" and proceeded to mince him to shreds. Since I had no clue what was happening, like a dummy I decided to rev the engine. At that point, "Kitty's" decapitated head blew out of the hood (this is how I found out my hood was fiberglass), hit the windshield, bounced into the T-Top opening on the passenger side and onto my girlfriends lap. Needless to say, she never rode in the Z again.
I do have pics of the aftermath(I had to take them for the insurance company...they didn't believe me at first)...but they are way to gross to post. Nothing like a severed cat head to ruin a otherwise romantic evening.
Moral: Keep an eye on your engine bay! Especially if your store you car for extended periods of time. R.I.P. "Kitty"
It was a beautiful October evening. My girlfriend and I decided to take a nice sunset ride with the T-Tops offs. We strapped in, I started the car, and all of the sudden...noise like you wouldn't believe! Apparently, my "flex-a-lite" fan got a hold of "Kitty" and proceeded to mince him to shreds. Since I had no clue what was happening, like a dummy I decided to rev the engine. At that point, "Kitty's" decapitated head blew out of the hood (this is how I found out my hood was fiberglass), hit the windshield, bounced into the T-Top opening on the passenger side and onto my girlfriends lap. Needless to say, she never rode in the Z again.
I do have pics of the aftermath(I had to take them for the insurance company...they didn't believe me at first)...but they are way to gross to post. Nothing like a severed cat head to ruin a otherwise romantic evening.
Moral: Keep an eye on your engine bay! Especially if your store you car for extended periods of time. R.I.P. "Kitty"
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