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I remember as a kid of about 9, going to one of these in Columbus, Indiana with my Grandfather and Dad.

The coal ones had to be made of non-sparking material.

That's gonna hurt

Underground Coal and Copper we called them rap wrenches

Cards and Cubs, Notice who I list first.

I would think with the adapter, it wouldn't be as messy when changing the filter. You wouldn't have oil running down the block, it would drip off the adapter.

Who figured out what parts of a pufferfish could be eaten with proper preperation and how many people died before the solution was derived.

Now that is funny.

Your Killing Me Smalls

that tree will hang in there for another hundred years unless somebody does something stupid to it.

That's interesting. What is it?

The tail looks like a 69 but the nose doesn't have a beak. Still, it looks pretty solid from 20 feet.

A lot going on in this paint job. Not sure how much I like it, It would have to grow on me, but there is some real artistic talent here.

That looks apocalyptic.

Sounds like a grounding issue to me.

Had a friend who had one in college. You didn’t want to have an open container.

Don't give PBR any ideas, there is a Dodge truck in the background.

JoeSnow, Interested in the passenger side but it looks like there is a side marker lite slot and I don't know how I'd be able to come and get it.

That alot of red hair

Can I see the front on the passenger side fender?

Yeah, I saw a few years back a company was doing this for several gm products

I'll take the Barracuda Fish badge if still available.

The deuce you say

That was some good driving by the ASP

Dumber than a box of rocks Bats in the belfry That'll go over like a lead balloon ( How Led Zeppelin got their name) Noisier than a box of frogs

Another I've always liked is He/she's got enough money to burn a wet dog.

"Don't air your dirty laundry in public" Used this last week with one of our younger engineers who was complaining about the company to one of our vendors, he gave me a puzzled look but came to me a few days later and thanked me for the advise. My Grandfather always said a job isn't done until...

A question I have for all the "former drips under pressure" is how much frame rail/body twist is tolerable for an a-body street car. My 67 Barracuda vert was tagged pretty good in the passenger side before I inherited it. I had the frame "straightened" at a shop, but I notice that when I have it...

Been working in the permian basin now for two months. Temps for the last two weeks have been over 110, but....it's a dry heat.

Walter Carlos now Wendy Carlos