I got a few of these things and i dont need them all, its brand new sony made ect.. clear plastic. If i tryed to sell it the most i'd get is 4-5$ and since TC helped me find the right car, i'd like to help out a bit, its free to who ever emails me first, i'll give you my address, then send a SASE and i'll send it to ya.
Chris@genxspeed.com

-Peace

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Chris Clark
GenX Member #3
71'SS 468
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what are they?

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Hot66ss
Los Angeles,CA

66 Super Sport
67 Malibu
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Team Chevelle member #262
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DG was the first to respond so i'm giving it to him. Thanks.

-Chris

heck i may do that too with some left over car parts after my 355 goes in, i know TC has helped me beyond all expectations.

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John Krenn
1970 malibu SS look-a-like well kinda
307/200-4r (soon to be 355 or 383)

Ft.Worth, Tx

454: we still are wondering what it is http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

chev-hell: I hear ya. I might do the same

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Mike Reeh
Gold #34
San Diego, CA

oh, http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif its a memory card or the sony playstation, it lets you save your games.

-Chris

Well, I got my SASE back today, They envelope was slit on one side, the labels were still in there, but no memory card. Looks like it got ripped off.
DG

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DG
Springfield, Ohio
70 Chevelle Malibu

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dood that sux what a waste all this was then.

Damn man im sorry! never had anything swiped from the mail before, i guess i should have wraped it in some paper or something to cover its shape, sorry i dont have any more to give away http://www.chevelles.com/forum/frown.gif

Sorry again

-Chris

Gotta put my $.02 in here http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif . 454, I bet it was mailed in a plain white envelope with $.55 postage. And you probably just dropped it in the mail box - am I right so far?

FYI - once you drop a letter in the drop box, it is very likely that NO human hand touches it until the mailman puts it in your mail box. Machines do it all, from cancelling, to directing it to your zip code, to sorting and ordering each individual route.

DG - your description of the envelope matches many that we see every night. The machines have several "14" bull wheels" that the envelopes travel around to change direction. An ordinary envelope has no problem traveling thru BUT anything solid causes problems.

At best it just jams the machine and messes up the envelope and 3 or 4 behind it. At worst it tears up the envelope and contents. Sometimes it rips the envelope open and the contents fall out, but the envelope continues on. We are a small office and have 2 people who's full time job is to try to reassemble these letters, match up contents or just forward the "remains" to an identifiable address. We also have a crew of 4 or 5 who "cull" the mail before it enters the machine. They remove envelopes/items that look like they may cause problems, but somethings get past them.

I don't think the card was swiped. Lost in the mail is probably a more accurate description.

Some of the items I have removed from machines include: money (change & paper), pencils, pens, cassettes, jewelry, handkerchiefs, candy (esp at valentines & mothers day), a hearing aid, keys, and probably a few other things that escape me right now.

Anything like this that needs to be mailed should be put in one of those small yellow blister pack type envelopes. These are not handled in the same manner as envelopes and should have no problem making it to their destination.

I now this doesn't make the loss any easier, but I hope it explains things - sorta.




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Rick (Abilene Texas)
72 El Camino
TPI350/700r4

I don't understand why this topic is in the tech section.

Not trying to be a jerk here, but c'mon...Sony PlayStation memory card postings to the Chevelle Tech page? What's next, cookie recipes?

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Robert

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You may have a point rstoltz, how's this. When I picked up the mail the other day in 70 Malibu.......see the gray area here?
http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif



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DG
Springfield, Ohio
70 Chevelle Malibu

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Well rick, do I have a cookie recipe for you! http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif...but i'm not gonna tell & I'm gonna eat em all myself!"

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Jay W.
In-the-works 67 Malibu
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Cause this is the general forum. The post wasnt about a memory card, so much as me just wanting to give a little bit back to ya'll for helping me so much.

-Chris

Robert, CHILL god we need to laugh some time... im learning soo much about my chevelle on this site i gotta "break it up" sometimes. that did the trick

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John Krenn
1970 malibu SS look-a-like well kinda
307/200-4r (soon to be 355)

Ft.Worth, Tx

I hate to tell you this 454, but Chevelle Tech is actually not a general forum, it is for Chevelle Technical questions and answers.

That is why it is called Chevelle Tech

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Dean Call
Team Gold member #3
A.C.E.S. # 00235
N.C.O.A. # 4350
M.A.C.C. # 001

It's impossible to give a hug without getting one back.

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ok, sorry dean, i tried to delete my message up top (so it would delete the thread) but it didnt work.

Rick, Thanks for the insight on the mail handling machines. I try to use the padded envelopes for sending small parts. I have recieved one of those "this is all that is left of your letter" packages from the USPS.

BTW I have a pretty good cookie recipe I could share and if you cut them out in the shape of an El Camino they taste better.

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Philip Valentine
Lakeside, AZ
Member #42 GOLD
"Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after another."
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