[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Bath Salts?

Originally Posted by studda

Has he turned into a zombie and started eating other people[(s) faces]? I am thoroughly confused.

That’s one way to beat facial recognition technology!

[The Boss]

Elvis is still here - it's John that's missing!

[formula400]

When it comes to cars, only two varieties of people are possible - cowards and fools.
Russell Baker

i was the fool

[The Boss]

Originally Posted by formula400

When it comes to cars, only two varieties of people are possible - cowards and fools.
Russell Baker

i was the fool

Did you call?

[hobi]

Originally Posted by GT182

I don't think so. He was a Caddy kind of guy.

HURSTCOLLECTOR his wife told me besides being a big RAM IV GUY at heart he loved Cadillacs and WHIPPER BILLY WATSON

[richard sargent]

Originally Posted by allmycarsrjunk

Ladies, Gentlemen and in between:
Elvis has left the building.

Over the years many of us have had occasion to cross paths with genius, and not recognize it at the time, only when we look back with acute vision do we understand, that what we experienced was pure genius! The inhabitants of PY were graced with such genius, and like a comet burning through the sky, he burned bright, fast and left his indelible mark. Now he's gone. A famous Hollywood producer once said "making dramas are easy, just have a dog die in the film and everyone cries. Making a comedy is the difficult endeavor". Edmund Kean also said " dying is easy, comedy is hard". The rarest thing of all is genius mixed with greatness, and this man possessed both. Greatness can be measured by the personal set backs and ridicule that the genius endures in pursuit of his craft, and the individual I write about has endured great measures of both. I for one do not need the prism of time to recognize the greatness of this man! Godspeed my friend from the great white north.

Hurstcollector came and went without a trace like shooting star with rare Pontiac's! The person I talked to was real (Hurstcollector).

Board members (a few) know who this guy is........ someday we will know the rest of the story Could it be all his cars were GT'S?

[Trulyvintage]

Originally Posted by allmycarsrjunk

Ladies, Gentlemen and in between:
Elvis has left the building.

Over the years many of us have had occasion to cross paths with genius, and not recognize it at the time, only when we look back with acute vision do we understand, that what we experienced was pure genius! The inhabitants of PY were graced with such genius, and like a comet burning through the sky, he burned bright, fast and left his indelible mark. Now he's gone. A famous Hollywood producer once said "making dramas are easy, just have a dog die in the film and everyone cries. Making a comedy is the difficult endeavor". Edmund Kean also said " dying is easy, comedy is hard". The rarest thing of all is genius mixed with greatness, and this man possessed both. Greatness can be measured by the personal set backs and ridicule that the genius endures in pursuit of his craft, and the individual I write about has endured great measures of both. I for one do not need the prism of time to recognize the greatness of this man! Godspeed my friend from the great white north.

My guess is ...

Someone the OP respected (from Canada it seems):

Died
Was kicked off the PY Forum
Left the PY forum


Jim

[muscle_collector]

man i guess i am going to have to smoke or shoot up some meth to follow this thread. i am lost

[richard sargent]

Slipping in the darkness????????????????????????????

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

man i guess i am going to have to smoke or shoot up some meth to follow this thread. i am lost

Best reply post so far!

[hobi]

Well I must admit as some of you on here well know. HURSTCOLLECTOR and I are pretty good friends, I have had the pleasure of knowing HURSTCOLLECTOR for over 37 years always been strait with me. Over the years we have swapped cars back and forth but I was never able to pull the RAM AIR IV BIRD RAG from him he loved that car dearly.

After speaking with his beautiful wife Lori I WAS SADDENED to hear of HURSTCOLLECTORS medical problems since I moved we have not been in contact as much as we were as a matter of fact I had not heard from him in months then a fellow board member contacted me to let me know the RAM IV BIRD RAG was for sale and did I have a shot at it, I was flabbergasted that I did not hear from him about the sale, after talking to Lori she informed me he is in the initial stages of alzthiemers and may have forgot to let me know.

I have since spoke with HURSTCOLLECTOR thanks to a fellow board member on here who was at his house Saturday past and put him on the phone with me. I was heartbroken to hear the pain and suffering he is going through right noe but I was able to finalize the deal on the RAM IV BIRD RAG.

i HOPE EVERYONE ON HERE WILL JOIN WITH ME IN PRAYER FOR HURSTCOLLECTOR AND HIS BELOVED WIFE LORI, I hope he will somehow make a recovery and get back to his life ahead. I know all on this board wish him nothing but good you could not find a nicer guy in the hobby he IS ONE OF ONE.

So HURSTCOLLECTOR MY DEAR FRIEND I NEVER TOLD BUT I HOPE SOMEHOW THIS LITTLE TRIBUTE FINDS YOU WELL, YOU ARE NOW HAVE BEEN AND ALWAYS WILL BE MY INSPIRATION IN THE HOBBY I am so glad our paths crossed over 37 years ago and I will do justice to our beloved 69 RAM IV BIRD RAG like you HURSTCOLLECTOR IT IS TRULY ONE OF ONE TAKE CAR MY GOOD FRIEND.

Respectfully
Patrick Joseph Furlong esq.

[muscle_collector]

sorry to hear that about him, what is his name?

[cuz68]

This is very sad news my Pryers are with the family.

[richard sargent]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

sorry to hear that about him, what is his name?

Hurstcollector of course!

1969 bird IV rag way to go Joe! Can't think of a more unique way to honor your friend!

[The Boss]

[allmycarsrjunk]

Magna Carta

[hobi]

Originally Posted by allmycarsrjunk

Magna Carta

I was thinking more like Miranda as in Miranda vs Arizona case law 1965

[richard sargent]

Schlutz "I know nothing" Hogan Heroes

[hobi]

Originally Posted by richard sargent

Hurstcollector of course!

1969 bird IV rag way to go Joe! Can't think of a more unique way to honor your friend!

Well I GOT the ram iv bird rag last nite went for a blast and something seriously wrong I may have exploded the motor stay tuned should have it out tonite and will give a update. The car ran real strong for about 20 minutes than the noise you never want to hear

[luvagoat]

Perhaps your flux capacitor became disoriented from your muffler bearing, causing a bad vibration through the finutin valve. Try tapping it with a metric hammer and see if that helps before you pull the motor.BTW does that ram air iv ragtop bird have matching sheetmetal?