Not this year, on my bucket list though. May try to make it across the border sometime thus summer for a day trip
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Well if you have time stop over.
Getting things fit....
Pulleys lined right up, so didn't have to deal with that.
Need to get the throttle cable bracket figured out....
Pulleys lined right up, so didn't have to deal with that.
Need to get the throttle cable bracket figured out....
Looking good
Well it looks like a good day to stay home. Almost a complete whiteout here in town and getting worse. Can't Emagine trying to drive on the open road right now. 5 inches of snow on the ground in less than 4 hours and still coming down heavy.
Can't like that Fred.
62 today here house is 75. I may have to turn on the A/C
Seen it a lot worse but think we all have.
Me either. It's 66 outside here @5:42
Supposed to rain most of this week.
Ground is already saturated.
Ground is already saturated.
We needed the moister here so it's a good thing.
I think I saw the groundhog doing a back stroke earlier.
This has been sitting since December outside of the welding supply Company.
Sad to see it outside.
The guy that owns the welding supply
thinks the owner died.
Sad to hear that but wish someone would rescue his truck.
What corner of North Dakota you in?Not that cold here Ray so a heavy wet snow.
Turn on the A/C must be nice.
About center of the State all most to the top of it. Bisbee.
Sad. Probably can’t buy it cause of probate huh?
6 inches so far. Karl!!!
Nice. Been exploring buying some ground in western ND or even Montana.
Looks interesting.....
You're welcome to come visit here anytime Chris and check it out. Always a place to stay at my home.
Same business?
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A beloved Philly salvage and restoration company allegedly bilked clients of thousands. The owner says he’s out of business.
The owner of Philadelphia Salvage Co. says he'll be returning the historic and heirloom pieces in his possession
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