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I actually was very calm. When he 1st stood up, I put the scope on him in case he decided to run to the woods. After I shot, I realized that my back was up against a root of a blowdown. I had nowhere to go. That's when I had that "pucker moment". My brother was watching from the truck, and...

I have been trying for a permit for 32 years, and finally got drawn. I was hunting about 3 miles from my camp in northern Maine, between Caribou, and Fort Kent. About 6AM I was heading into the area I was going to hunt, and spotted him about a 150 yards down in a chopping, and got him with my...

Hi Jack, Congrats to you and your hunting party on a successful season. I got a nice bull on the 2nd day of my hunt. 801 lbs, 22 points, and a 54" spread. :cheers: It was a nice change pace from the past 2 years, even though I almost got skewered in the process. Tim

Great news Jack. I also got drawn for the Maine September season. Bull permit in the same zone my camp is in up in northern Aroostook County. Good luck with your hunt, Tim.

"Not a 4 speed" That's what happens when I stay up for more than 24 hours. :sleepy1: Guess I got it confused with one of the others I was looking at. Hope someone on this site ended up with it, or maybe even a future member. Tim

Not mine, and I don't know the owner, just found it while searching Maine cars. Owner called it a Dodge and says he's not a Mopar guy. Imagine that!! Looks like a low price running project for someone to save, starting at $800. Southern Maine is too far for me to go look, and I don't need...

We've been feeding deer for the past 10 years, and use a feed mix from the grain store, or a deer mix they sell. If you do feed them, make sure to commit to the whole season. At $9-10 a bag, it can be expensive. We go through a bag every 2 days, but it's nice to see them right behind the house...

Fishing "upta camp", hunting, and searching old farms and estates for antiques to resell. Tim

I picked this up a few weeks ago at a yard sale. I asked the guy what it came off from, and he said some Chevy...truck maybe? I knew before I turned it over that it was from some old Mopar. The guys brother had a 440 Coronet R/T and wrecked it years ago, then parked it out back in the woods. It...

Good luck Jack, and mail me a steak. =P~ Tim

I'm not sure what route you're planning to take, but I assume it would be north through Vermont/NH? I will be heading to my camp in northern Maine in 10 days. If it could be brought up to Dover-Foxcroft Maine by someone, zip 04426, I could take it up to Fort Kent Maine 225 miles north of me on...

Nice pics Jeff, thanks for sharing. I thought the blue duster was yours until I looked closer, and saw 440 on the stripe. I've seen Rick's hemi GTX and his convertible that was next to it. That was at Darling's in Augusta? I didn't even know about it, but I couldn't go anyway because I was busy...

The same thing happened to my wife's car, when we had taken it to a VIP auto parts while we were on a trip to camp. We drove about 15 miles before we stopped at a yard sale. The oil was running out in a steady stream by then. I reached under and tightened the plug up finger tight, and checked...

So which is older, you or your car? :bootysha: Happy B-Day Jeff, Tim.

You got the right idea Mike, because at our ages, we need to go a little slower. It kinda reminds me of the story about the 2 bulls overlooking the cows in the valley. (I'll clean it up a little) The young bull says to the old one, "Dad let's run down there and nab us one of those cows". The...

1st let me start by saying I like a lot of the ideas the others have given, and I applaude you on your efforts As far as my suggestions, and how the other scouts would fit in, I would think that there would be plenty for the whole team to do. Soliciting and gathering donations, getting...

Well guys, I can assure you the wheels were received in the same condition that they were when I picked them up. I took this picture of him by the wheels, in the bed of my truck. He wasn't very happy to have me there I think. I removed the 2 trim rings and the centers so my friend could chain...

Organize a car show, if there's enough interest in your area, and donate the procedes to a local charity or group like the Kiwanas. You may also consider going to stores in the area for donations, and have a silent auction. "You" can also donate a gift certificate to be auctioned off for...

Look at it this way, it could be a future Mopar lover and FABO member.:thumleft: Tim

Enjoy your time in our great state, even though the best part of Maine is further north. Tip one for me, Tim.

My old ones are good, and are still in the car. I'm saving your old ones for new covers, hopefully when I redo my interior this winter. The good thing is mine were both pasenger sides, so this will save me a little fabricating later, Tim.

I see you got the Keystones you wanted. I checked on the Charger again, but the kid's mother says he is still planning on a resto when he gets out of school. Your car looks good all together. The last time I saw it, you were starting to put it back together. In case you haven't guessed, I'm the...

I guess that would be your "mug shot" in your avitar picture, and the sign PeeWee is holding should read "let's get busted".:iconbigg: Tim

Welcome, Glad to see another Mainer on here. Great place for info, or just killing time, Tim.

Anybody remember Opus? I'm sure not. "Life is Live" was their only hit, at least in the US. Wish I knew how to post video, Tim.

Hey Jack, Great pics of some very nice cars. It looks like you all had a good time, and meeting other FABO members was a plus. I haven't given up on going someday, but it seems when I have the time, I don't have the money, and vice versa. Tim

Hey you old fart, Birthday greetings from Maine. :occasion: Hope you have a great day with family and friends. Have a cold one...or two on me, :drinkers: Tim

I guess I could have been T17R5, because that's where my camp is. Instead of shade tree mechanic, I used pine tree because Maine is the "Pine Tree State", and just added Mopar onto the end. Tim

Nice job on the fans. I usually get around $80 - $90 for the brass bladed fans unrestored. Not too many left around here anymore. I was picking a farm house 2 weeks ago, and got a nice load of mantle clocks, pottery, china, crocks, bamboo fishing rods, etc. I was lucky to get these 3 hanging oil...

Congrats Mike, Even though it's a little late. When I first joined I think you only had about 2500 posts. You'll be at 30,000 by fall at this rate. By the way, I still have plenty of work to do at my camp here in northern Maine when you're ready. :thumblef: Beer, steaks, and grilled Salmon are...