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Sounds like you did the research - I just wanted to put that out there, I've seen many people get there hearts set on something for the wrong reasons. If you like it that much, what'cha waitin' for??? Snap some pics after you get it...

I'll drive it down to you - just pay for gas :biglaugh:

Makes me sad that I went all the way to Ohio to pick up the POS I have now:nono: ... Maybe I'll try to throw some cash together.

Wish I would have waited for this one: EDIT(better link): http://www.carsourceusa.com/vehicle_details.php?autoID=1194280203...

You certainly cannot go wrong with a Martin (esp a BEAUTIFUL one like a D-42). I have owned a few Martin's over the years and have been happy with each one. I would strongly urge you to look at a few Taylors before making your final decision. I really LOVE Taylor guitars. I don't know how...

Why not make it simple and base it on body.

Sorry man, but that's all I got at 2:30 in the a.m. :icon_bigg

Snow tires make the car very secure in bad conditions. I would recommend them.

I use linux for most of my personal stuff. I also use XP/Vista/OSx quite a bit for work.

Wasn't accusing anyone. More of a preemptive strike on my part. These threads always seem to go that way. Not much point to torrenting a trial version when you can just get it from Adobe though, is there?

You can get a trial directly from adobe: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/ If your friends are students and they decide to purchase, buy it from somewhere like campustech - you can get education versions quite cheap (identical to retail versions). Any thread that starts suggesting torrenting...

I don't know about the overflow bottle not working, but there is plenty here to start your troubleshooting: http://www.supramania.com/forums/search.php?searchid=977222 Good Luck!

Bottom line here is to do what you are more comfortable with. If you take your time and use the right tools, you are likely to get a perfectly reliable result with either method.

Soldering is tough to do correctly if you have limited experience. I have quite a bit experience soldering, and I still opt for other types of connectors when working on anything in a car. EDIT: I don't know if anybody considers SC and expert :dunno: :dunno: ...

What, you don't like sarcasm?

IE defender is standard equipment with IE. There's about 1,000 more "features" designed for IE exactly like it. Enjoy.

Just create a separate one for toyotatuners with the modified code. That way, if we need to do more troubleshooting we don't mess with the working one for SM. Like I said, if that does not work, just email me the page source for a toyotatuners.com page and tell me how you want it to look -...

Bidnapper works well for me. I have been using it for quite a while. I pay $40/year for unlimited service. Huge convenience factor and I make the money back pretty quickly with the type of purchases I do. Most of the services have some type of free trial. You can use those for a while and...