Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Cool. Great work.

I've pissed off my PM. I called her baby ugly.
Hahaha

I got my performance review Tuesday, they’re happy and beyond with me right now. Apparently it’s not normal to be tossed into such a situation but I’m doing better than expected with it.
 
Hahaha

I got my performance review Tuesday, they’re happy and beyond with me right now. Apparently it’s not normal to be tossed into such a situation but I’m doing better than expected with it.

Nice.

Hopefully the chaos is the exception and not the norm.

I made the mistake of asking for the critical path and hit a lot of resistance to which I said that meant the plan was flawed.
 
Good morning everyone. Snow tonight into tomorrow AM. And some here and there all next week. Oh well.
 
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Rainy day here, 47 degrees this morning, high of 57 , looks like just scattered showers.
Scattered about like my brake lines.
Just a flair away from being all plumbed in.

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Nice... I'm trying to imagine if you had a power booster in there what that might take away
Trying to remember the build on a 66 in the restoration threads that put power brakes in, to early, coffee might help ..
 
Hahah.

I've got it installed now... but I have the luxury of all that space on the drivers side with the /6 :D
I wish I could have put the old /6 and transmission on the scales, and put this 360 and 904 on some to compare, but I have looked it up a few years ago and found the 360 and 904 with aluminum intake and headers it was only 65 lbs heavier.
But I know the 8 1/4 is a little heavier then the 7 1/4.
 
I wish I could have put the old /6 and transmission on the scales, and put this 360 and 904 on some to compare, but I have looked it up a few years ago and found the 360 and 904 with aluminum intake and headers it was only 65 lbs heavier.
But I know the 8 1/4 is a little heavier then the 7 1/4.
Different deal with the Fargo, the flathead and transmission was way heavier than the 360/727.
 
I know that my 47 international KB2 with the flat six and the manual transmission was pretty dang heavy.
 
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