greymouser7

greymouser7

Vagrant Vagabond “Veni Vidi Vici” From 78002 down the road from Atascosa, Texas
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  • greymouser7
    crankshaft polishing http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/crankshaft-polishing-how-effective-is-it.43608/

    http://winbergcrankshafts.com/index.php/dodge-small-block-2/

    http://winbergcrankshafts.com/index.php/contact/

    http://www.micropolishing.com/home/
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    http://swaintech.com/race-coatings/automotive-coatings/automotive-coatings-price-sheet/

    http://www.cerakotehightemp.com/finishes/C-186Q/piston-coat/

    http://www.roarksupply.com/2-s/138.htm

    http://z28camaro.com/wp/restoration-services/
    greymouser7
    4. All but one of the ones I am keeping (3 B-bodies & the 76' R/T F-body) have four inflated tires under them. Some car covers with the license plates exposed, zip lock baggies with the current insurance card & registration took the wind out of their sales before. We'll see. None of the neighbors I have care-I know because I am actively talking-to/helping neighbors through out my community. I dug the post holes for all the surrounding fences, painted fences, checked on them after major power outages, will be pouring a driveway soon...

    This is wiping out the money that drove me across the finish line. Stay tuned, if it was easy, everybody would be as awesome as us. My only regret is that I have but one body to drive a Mopar at a time-wasn't that Nathanael Greene?
    greymouser7
    3. I have insured them before but it is some work to convince the insurance company that these vehicles are inoperable and that I will-not, cannot drive them-which is a significantly lower price coverage, but which will still increase my monthly bills. Once that is done, it takes a while to register them (Georgia looks up online if an Insurance Company has listed the vehicle as insured-no proof from drivers at all).
    greymouser7
    2. I am going to insure, register (license plate), and tarp/car cover each rolling chassis. I have to build a fence where Rich crashed into the back neighbors fence (J/K Rich, but we both know you can't drive{thru stop signs & such}) -the neighbors old fence that LIES {rotted}between our back yards is where someone can see cars from. I figure if they cannot be seen, they are not a nuisance. They city went through and re-evaluated the value of everyone's homes for taxes-which I think is the same guy(s) that perform code enforcement. When I bought the house, everyone had a project car, which is what lead me to believe that I would be alright. That, and the real estate lady lied to me.?.
    greymouser7
    1. So I had over a thousand dollars saved up to buy the $400 clutch, driveshaft, camshaft, pushrods, seat cushions-I get a letter from the CODE Enforcement officer saying that my "Nuisance, Inoperable, unregistered vehicles" have to be removed from my property. I probably have about till the end of this month to get my stuff straight into one sock before they work their way up to a $1000 a day fines. FML. No HOA, just city ordinance. I checked on storage unit areas (which have outside parking areas as well)-prices have jumped from $30 a month (affordable) to $100 a month per vehicle. {thanks Rich for getting me sooo far ahead of the coming battle.}
    G
    Ya, I travel I-95 alot going to Daytona, Moultrie, for fall and spring swap meets etc. If your looking for anything, just let me know and I'll keep a eye out for you.

    Maybe we can meet up sometime. Feels like Mopar is a rare breed here in the South.
    RustyRatRod
    Most all domestic auto makers recommend every 7500 for regular service and 5000 for severe service. They have for at least three decades that I know of.
    greymouser7
    I am going to miss this shore duty. After years of working extremely hard for the Navy, this past three years has been paradise found. I used to want to be President, but now, I just want to come back and work here as a civilian.
    greymouser7
    My baby girl LOVES the beach. Raised both her hands with loud, babble-praises of exclamation of wonderment & awe. She is too brave. The waves scared her at first, but eventually she tried to walk out into the water. She also had to walk all of the way into the sand dunes to see what was behind the first hills. It was allot of work herding her around beached jelly fish land mines. When I scooped her up to head back, I was the villain. It was a good day.
    RustyRatRod
    Stubby has made a remarkable recovery. He is getting better everyday. Kitty is doing well. So far so good. New job is going well.
    greymouser7
    I go to Advanced Autoparts for an 8 1/4" rear end/differential gasket. They want $16.XX dollars, and they don't have it in stock-the guy could not even order it.!?

    I go to O'reilly's and I get the part for $3.XX and the sealant for $3.XX as well.
    Advance Auto is waaay better in Texas, these businesses need some leadership.
    dustermaniac
    We are struggling but alive, had to close my business down when my truck **** the bed. Wife is still very ill and I took a job working for a plumber and recently got hurt at work lifting a toilet into an open top dumpster when a piece of the ceramic base sheared open my right wrist causing severed tendons and nerves. I'm out of work now and got a lawyer and trying to see where this will go. Thanks for caring to ask. Hope everything is good for you.
    greymouser7
    The wife's best friend just got arrested at Walmart. We now have a 7 month old, 24 pound baby boy! This 7 month old boy weighs more than my 22 month old daughter. I can't thank my parents & grandparents enough for completely shielding me from most of the crazy drama in life.
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