Where to rent a 5.0 in DFW

[crooner]

I'm going to Austin this weekend and wanted to rent a 5.0 or vette anyone k ow who off the top of heads does that in the DFW?

Thanks

[Ratt]

Hertz?

[talisman]

Best bet is Hertz, but they only rent them from a few locations. Try DFW airport. You'll be looking at about $100 a day.

[crooner]

Hertz is out of all

[yellowstang]

Grapevine Ford has that "Buy a new car and if you don't like it bring it back within 3 days" policy. Just sayin'.....

[ELVIS]

ive got a ratty 94 vert with a 5.0 you can rent. i dont care if you even bring it back.

god bless.

[mstng86]

ive got a ratty 94 vert with a 5.0 you can rent. i dont care if you even bring it back.

god bless.

Its a tarp!!

[ELVIS]

Its a tarp!!

the convertible top is a tarp!

god bless.

[Wicked98Snake]

the convertible top is a tarp!

god bless.

lol

Do it ride good?
Are da rims big?

[JasonRR]

I know Avis @ DFW had about a dozen of them last month. Co-workers were getting them as upgrades from a full-size reservation. I borrowed a couple of them during lunch and made many, many donuts.

[Cobraman]

lol

Do it ride good?
Are da rims big?

It seems you have the stanzas reversed.

Case and point:

FF to :13

[Wicked98Snake]

It seems you have the stanzas reversed.

Case and point:

FF to :13

WTF is a stanza? Is that one of your vocab words this week?

[mstng86]

WTF is a stanza? Is that one of your vocab words this week?

Isn't that the guy on that one comedy from the 80's with the hot daughter?

[Cobraman]

WTF is a stanza? Is that one of your vocab words this week?

an arrangement of a certain number of lines, usually four or more, sometimes having a fixed length, meter, or rhyme scheme, forming a division of a poem.

Origin:
1580–90; < Italian: room, station, stopping-place (plural stanze ) < Vulgar Latin *stantia, equivalent to Latin stant- (stem of stāns ), present participle of stāre to stand + -ia -y3

Related forms
stan·zaed, adjective
stan·za·ic  /stænˈzeɪɪk/ Show Spelled[stan-zey-ik] Show IPA, stan·za·i·cal, adjective
stan·za·i·cal·ly, adverb
non·stan·za·ic, adjective
un·stan·za·ic, adjective


Synonyms
See verse.


:wink1:

[Cobraman]

Isn't that the guy on that one comedy from the 80's with the hot daughter?

Trololololololol.




Doesn't Tony Danza have some show were he teaches english or something now?