Unconventional
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Very good
They have some very good brewers and distillers south of the border.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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They have some very good brewers and distillers south of the border.
Thanks Hoppy, and yes, word of mouth between buyers have been a blessing for us
Hay Ben/Ricky!! Safe travels back home after a long stay down there my friend
The arm = Temple, I learned a bunch from an eye dr that had his own glasses made in house.
Hey @lkopaska You need another project yet? 1966 Plymouth valiant
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Thanks. I actually have about 16 liters waiting for me!!!
Morning!
Warm for this time of year.
Wind has been relentless.
Was a long drive to the city yesterday. Went to partake in “cruise night”
Its quite intense for country folk to be hanging out with a few fast guys.
bac of my truck is loaded with a rat bike, ONE HUN. Pin up girl painted on the tank. 80’s Verago that he built to look like an older bike. One Hun is because he bought it for one hundred dollars.
Lots of cars show up, like a flash mob. Then buzz down the main drag to a different location. There were some lunatics, playing pretty hard on the streets..
Warm for this time of year.
Wind has been relentless.
Was a long drive to the city yesterday. Went to partake in “cruise night”
Its quite intense for country folk to be hanging out with a few fast guys.
Lots of cars show up, like a flash mob. Then buzz down the main drag to a different location. There were some lunatics, playing pretty hard on the streets..
Unconventional
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Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Ran into a situation where I couldn't find it in the store. A buddy found some and showed up with 24 bottles! I'm stocked up for a while.. now if I could just find a consistent source for decent bourbon..
Have a website ? Google just turns up phone parts
Today's coverage. Sorry its late
We drove Mr. Buddy's truck into town today for the first time since getting the new engine running to put gas in it. Old man can shift that Muncie purdy dang good. It didn't get over 140 degrees the whole time, except when we cut it off. lol
@Scott_ 69HemiDart Just FYI, if planning to come back up to Mopars in the Park, it is at a different venue this year.
I don't think so. He's just a member on these sites.
Finally a Gravy job today. 2015 Toyota Venza, front and rear brakes and rotors, PCV valve, Cooling flush, and clean throttle body...KKKKKKKK 
You must have gotten the "timing chains from Hell" job done.Finally a Gravy job today. 2015 Toyota Venza, front and rear brakes and rotors, PCV valve, Cooling flush, and clean throttle body...KKKKKKKK
There’s one similar in my town with a rowdy 383 SBC. Mini-tubbed. Runs 11.50’s or better on slicks.
The guy was very happy. Saved him a ton of money from the Ford Stealership, and he told me that it has never run so well... Yup...pat on the back..LOL
Tried to PM him but his mailbox full
Soooo wife thinks I’ve gone off the deep end and all “mad max”.
seeing and hearing all these reports of no cell service or phone or internet and people not able to check in got me to thinking. I have a couple Hamm Radios I bought from my days of Search of Rescue work. They fully function and are still programmed to many of the main channels fema and the Red Cross uses for SAR as well as 150 common frequencies used by civilians. So I went this morning to Harbor Fright, got a couple small water tight plastic ammo cans and now each vehicle plus the house is now fully equipped with mobile radios and 12v chargers. Plus made step by step instructions on how to use in case **** hits the fan.
In reality, our area while not mountainous, is surrounded by multiple rivers and large hills, all it’d take is one good size tornado or flood and we’re cut off like TN/NC is currently.
seeing and hearing all these reports of no cell service or phone or internet and people not able to check in got me to thinking. I have a couple Hamm Radios I bought from my days of Search of Rescue work. They fully function and are still programmed to many of the main channels fema and the Red Cross uses for SAR as well as 150 common frequencies used by civilians. So I went this morning to Harbor Fright, got a couple small water tight plastic ammo cans and now each vehicle plus the house is now fully equipped with mobile radios and 12v chargers. Plus made step by step instructions on how to use in case **** hits the fan.
In reality, our area while not mountainous, is surrounded by multiple rivers and large hills, all it’d take is one good size tornado or flood and we’re cut off like TN/NC is currently.
Morning
Hey there Tim.
Check into an HF rig for longer haul. Keep in mind that having something you can run off a car battery or power bank...
These are VHF with UHF capabilities though not currently tuned to UHF , I’d have to reprogram.
Each radio has 2 spare batteries that I just tested and all amazing still work, doing a standby draw test on one now. Plus a 12 volt plug in car charger. Was thinking of getting a couple spare 12 volt solar panels to keep in each vehicles, the folding type harbor freight has but I thought that might be a bit overkill and teetering on the edge of going down the rabbit hole
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