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Hotlinking them isn't violating copyright laws. It's been gone over on website forums ad nauseum, and WHY forums have the hotlinking tags built in. Copying them from another site, hosting them yourself as your own picture, THEN posting them IS violating copyright laws. Hotlinking them, however, is not. it's no different than the links you leave in their place: links to the pictures.
This should not have to be explained anymore, considering how long the internet has been around now.
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The LC 70 for camping and overlanding, the Challenger for driving faster than I should and the Aton for Boating, Moab, escaping traffic jams and clubbing.
1. Ford GT (navy blue with white stripes)
2. Ferrari F40
3. Cavalier z24 1988, just like the one I had...two tone silver. It is WAY far from the first two cars, but man I loved that car My dad sold it to someone after I moved to college and within a week, the guy totaled it.
Besides taking the three most valuable to turn at BJ, I'd go with these
1958 Chevrolet Corvette Fuelie 4 speed Regal Turquoise/Snowcrest White, two top, black soft top
Come down to Arizona and I'll hook you up. He bought a 1958 'Vette Fuelie in 2007 AT Barrett Jackson, I think he's probably put a total of 2000 miles on it in 4 years. Absolutely beautiful car even though I like the C2's a bit more. My parents snowbird to Arizona so it's stored away for a good 6-7 months of the year.
I've always been tempted to take it for a spin but I think he writes down the number on the odometer every time he parks it.
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My dad sold it to someone after I moved to college and within a week, the guy totaled it. 
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