Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Quite an operation. These guys are good though. They brough extra help and the dollie with the extra wheels worked well.

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I'm suprised the particle board lasted 40 years after it got wet. It didn't. :BangHead: :BangHead: :BangHead:

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Unconventional said:
:D My brat's middle name :D :thumbsup:
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Dean is my late grandfather’s middle name. He passed unexpectedly away 18 hours after my now 3yr old was born. My wife insisted on doing something to tie into him since my sister named my 3yr old niece after my grandmother, who passed away a year prior.

We were going to go with Jerilynn Dean (my grandfathers name was Jerry) but I just couldn’t get it to sound right after months of trying. Plus the three other minions all out voted me.

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Waiting on my Parts Supplier to deliver the valve spring I need for this 71 Chevelle. Also waiting for the Flatbed Tow Driver to text me about picking up the Blasted Cuda...... :lol:
 
dukeboy440 said:
Dean is my late grandfather’s middle name. He passed unexpectedly away 18 hours after my now 3yr old was born. My wife insisted on doing something to tie into him since my sister named my 3yr old niece after my grandmother, who passed away a year prior.

We were going to go with Jerilynn Dean (my grandfathers name was Jerry) but I just couldn’t get it to sound right after months of trying. Plus the three other minions all out voted me.

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Truly beuityful baby, I agree, the name selected story hit my hart, again, congratulations on a healthy beuityful girl
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Waiting on my Parts Supplier to deliver the valve spring I need for this 71 Chevelle. Also waiting for the Flatbed Tow Driver to text me about picking up the Blasted Cuda...... :lol:
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Then get the spray gun and seal her up, congratulations
 
I was under the weather on this day and was repairing this very old hat, had to set and so something, been sleeping 16 hours a day Tuesday threw to Sunday, I am 100 percent recovered now, Bad picture of me while I was sick, terrible headache. But the shirt sure fits and feels great, thank you all again

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Took 66 on a longish drive. Seems to not shift as hard 1 to 2 as before. No slipping or hesitation, just not as much tire cherp as before. Before no matter the speed 1 to 2 cherped. I can live with this...Seems OK...
 
memike said:
I was under the weather on this day and was repairing this very old hat, had to set and so something, been sleeping 16 hours a day Tuesday threw to Sunday, I am 100 percent recovered now, Bad picture of me while I was sick, terrible headache. But the shirt sure fits and feels great, thank you all again

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Really like the hat:thumbsup:
 
Mopar Tim said:
Took 66 on a longish drive. Seems to not shift as hard 1 to 2 as before. No slipping or hesitation, just not as much tire cherp as before. Before no matter the speed 1 to 2 cherped. I can live with this...Seems OK...
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I think I know why. Smaller diameter convertor has less kinetic energy. I bet that is it.....
 
Home, Home, Sweet Home. Car is back here now. My body guy is coming by this afternoon while it is still fresh to get it in epoxy primer. We will do it right outside where it's at. I'm going to set up a couple of shade tents to keep stuff from falling on top
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