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I thought the same thing!

Any reference to videos to assist with alignment/adjustment would be appreciated.

I took advantage of the family visiting to get my daughter and son-in-law to help me install the doors on the Dart. Obviously got a lot of aligning to do, but at least they're hung.

Oh my..that's not gonna be a pretty landing.:eek:

Boo, hiss...

Great commercial from XFinity

Great commercial from Xfinity.

They're faster if they're always rolling downhill like that:lol:

Man, that thing is solid. Like the thread title says...it's a long ways from Texas. But for 4300, I'd almost do it. It won't stay up for very long.

Any guesses as to whether these dudes made it home with their pipe?

F'ing OUCH!!

Not exactly working on the car, but I'm on the second day of arranging photos and deleteing duplicates from my computer. I've got years worth of car photos in various files where they ended up when downloading from my phone. It seems like they never end up in the right file or the same file...

Dang, did he get a great deal on some Coca Cola?

I think I paid about 12 bucks a piece for these furniture dollies.

Well, that didn't last long!!!

WTF:realcrazy:

We had some cool, breezy, low humidity weather today. So i took advantage and primed and painted the edges of the doors so I can proceed with mounting them. I had extra paint in the gun, so I went ahead and painted the interior panels also.

My Grandmother Hellberg's sewing machine. Kenmore, vintage early 50's. I retrieved it from my sister and gave it to my grand daughter. It actually works great.

Now, that's random, sure enough!

It looks like what we call prickly pear.

Day-um!!!

It seems like the automobile never wins.

About 30K gallons.

Middle of April is warm enough around here to start the pool fun for the g-kids. In the pool for a while, then back in the spa to knock off the chill.

Parts car

I kind of like my kitchen utensils and gadgets. Thus is a purely simple ladel that came from my mom's kitchen many moons ago. As simple as it is, it's far superior to the flimsy crap you find nowadays. Stainless steel and wood...no plastic. Size, shape, angles, etc are perfect. No dribble out...

It's good to be good, but it's better to be lucky.

Yeah, just about ANYPLACE!

I grew up in a household in East Texas where if it wasn't battered and fried, it probably was not on the table. Maybe that's exaggerated just a bit, but the point is I know fried foods. The oil you choose depends a lot on what you're cooking. For instance, chicken will require a longer frying...