Have a good day
No not screwed up, have been screwedscrewples... is that a new way of saying screwed up people??
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Did have a bit of a close call yesterday though I have to back the cars on the lift and the firechicken started spinning wheels half way in and was going sideways TWICE! POS I say!
Once you idiot-proof something, somebody comes out with a new and improved idiot that will f*ck it up....
in all seriousness, the american one uses no bull ****, 3 gallons per mile with a top speed of 45 mph.
Ouch diesel or gas?
its an inline chrysler flat head 6 and a 4 speed manual with dual ratio dif and quad ratio t case
What does it weigh 10 K?
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Ok, I don't miss much on here, but you guys are cranking it out pretty heavy this AM. American what?
APC
I worked 11 1/2 hours yesterday between two jobs...
Now I have to get used to the new schedule...
The old job may call me once in a while when they get swamped during their peak seasons... Won't hurt to get an extra check if they do...
Now I have to get used to the new schedule...
The old job may call me once in a while when they get swamped during their peak seasons... Won't hurt to get an extra check if they do...
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
OK...dip me in **** and call me stinky. What's an APC?
Chris got a pic?
ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
first 3 hrs... the view out our window here
No way that gets four gallons of ice cream per mile!
ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
APC = armored personnel carrier
Chris you into WWI stuff? I have a wood ammo box if you want it for the ride. Believe it is for 30-06
ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
didn't you ever watch Hogan's Hero's!??
yeah sure, I've been collecting a few of those from various era's to put around the top of the shop one day when i build it. I don't have one from that far back.
APC- Fancy abbreviation for Armored Personnel Car(or Carrier depending on the era). Essentially a bullet proof taxi for troops.
cant seem to find pics of the german pair. I'll have to get some this evening.
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