Those would be Musdangs then?
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Got a few hours working on shed in the last couple day. Bit of a puzzle to rework something not built with current conventional lumber sizes.
Glad the weather is agreeing with you now, keep plugging away!
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The un-milled sizes? 2X4s are actually 2"X4"?
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Here’s one from my phone. Mopar Maxx 2021. Am I the only one that noticed the odd resemblance to the banner? Hah!
I would be frustrated, more then mad.I hate to have to redo anything, but stuff happens.This oil leak really has me pissed......
Waiting on parts aggravates me. It's been boiling hot this last week.
Saturday and Sunday chance of rain. I'm going to try and finish the driveway.
See if the weather and my , neck cooperate.
The Fury ran like a scalded dog and consistent as hell. The Pontiac wagon belongs to a friend of mine. It's a old race car he restored, drives it on the street and dialed in runs 10.90's.
Usually it means it is out of oil....Just think of it as being a Harley. If a Harley is not leaking oil from somewhere, there is something very wrong.
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Goin' to the store for beer
Be back in 24 seconds Round trip dontcha know. 
This thing was actually made out of crate wood from a furniture store in town like 50 years ago. So, anything goes.
Not really agreeing, but definitely plugging. Humidity had been ridiculous last couple days. Chance of showers at least the next 3 days... But I've been getting a couple hours a day at it anyway.
I wish he had brought the magnetic decals. Here's the car back in the day.View attachment 1715786997
Goin' to the store for beer
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We used to see an AMC Matador Wagon at OCIR. 11.00 dial in every time we saw it. No permanent numbers or lettering on the car, steelies, flat hood, full interior. He would go round after round all night.
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The blue Mustang was a husband and wife team, he ran a modern F body and she ran the classic you have pictured. She put him out early! They were pretty cool folks. She can drive!
It's fun to walk around the pits and get the back story.
Just chatted with Dave Marvits who took this photo. Look at the orange glow underneath.
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Racing is just one big family. You break down and the guy in the trailer beside you, that you need to beat, will loan you the parts, or tools, or help you fix your junk, anything it takes to get you back to staging. Guys like Tom in the black Duster, he has been racing that car for forty years. Just a wealth of info and not scared to tell you anything at all. In the end yes we like to win but you ultimately compete against yourself so helping another racer get to the line is a just plain common event. At home tracks we all know who has what beer is in what cooler. Many cars out there are built by the very guys you are trying to beat. One guy back half’s his car, does a great job, whips the crap out of you so you ask him to back half your car! Of course he does it and then cheers you on every time you line up. Our cars don’t win shows but we love em just the same. The pits are just a hoot, my favorite place to be!
Yeah I decided I’m buying the expensive year one harness
post link for it?
Ignore the titles of links, they don’t line up with the actual item
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Awesome!!
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