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No wrong answer on this one. Canadian bacon goes well in a 4 egg with cheese omelette among other things. Win-win !

I work with Mike. He does the polishing as side work. Yes I have seen his work first hand. He has done anything from automotive to brass and silver, etc. He has done more than one of multiple items to explain before and after pictures. If you would like I can forward a phone # and or email...

Hey everyone, if you need a part polished and or the finish restored, I know just person for the job. Get a hold of Micheal Roe of Microe Polish. His work is recommended ! a link to see some of his work. http://s1321.beta.photobucket.com/user/microepolish/library/ Thanks...

41 years old. Now I got to go yell at some kids to get off my lawn !!!

Mr.Green lived a few houses down from me when I was 8 years old. He drove a b5 blue 68 Roadrunner with as I remember it a bench seat and pistol grip. I did not know much about cars then but this car had a huge impact on me to this day !

Had a few Fords over the years, mostly trucks. Wife had a Focus a few years back and we liked it for a pea shooter mileage beater. Currently have 4 Dodges and am happy with all !

Barry Bonds, a disgrace to Baseball.

Closest super shops was on Telegraph in Taylor MI, bought a Erson cam kit for my Volare with a 318. Always like that cam, with some other bolt on stuff that Plymouth ran a best ET of 13.40 at Detroit Dragway. Now those are great memories !!!

My 1st car was a 1979 Nova. Plenty of rust and primer. My 1st Mopar was a 1977 Volare, 318 4 speed bucket seat car. I still miss that Plymouth !

drifting...not my thing , not at all , not even a little bit.

Just came over from moparts. I like the look of the place and I'm a A body guy anyway.