I think he had a bike called the Widow Maker can’t remember his name
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Nope, he didn't
Playing around with art effects on a picture of my 'cuda with the computer
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Thats E J Potter.
Ddaddy
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I got a Rubbermaid patio storage unit for the back of the house to hold all the yard tools that I use on a regular basis. It’s kinda like an outdoor closet, 52”w x 30”d x 80”h with a 10 year warranty.
I have had these on previous properties and was always happy with them.
It blends in nicely and I got it well organized with added shelves and wall hangers to hold everything I need it to.
I should have done this a lot sooner for this place.
I have had these on previous properties and was always happy with them.
It blends in nicely and I got it well organized with added shelves and wall hangers to hold everything I need it to.
I should have done this a lot sooner for this place.
Then he is the one that had a bike he called the widow maker American Pickers just did a piece on him and the bike
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Made by the germans in WW2 because rubber was in short supply.
1969cuda
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Gilligan!
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I've seen "3MTA3" and "3M3T18" too.
Ddaddy
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I spent the afternoon with my 20 yr old daughter changing the spark plugs in the 2012 300 C 5.7L Hemi that she drives now.
It was my daily driver until I gave it to her when she graduated High School. She loves the car and wants to know everything about it and how to work on it.
It took about 3 hours for us to swap out the 16 plugs while I took the time to explain everything and let her turn the wrenches while I watched and instructed.
She did great and the car runs like a champ after all was done.
A priceless father-daughter experience!
It was my daily driver until I gave it to her when she graduated High School. She loves the car and wants to know everything about it and how to work on it.
It took about 3 hours for us to swap out the 16 plugs while I took the time to explain everything and let her turn the wrenches while I watched and instructed.
She did great and the car runs like a champ after all was done.
A priceless father-daughter experience!
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