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Bodyperson said:
Shed probably suffocate Ya. LOL
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Sublime one said:
It is still thumb Thursday right? Kind of like thong Thursday only different! I didn’t back read but am guessing we got the pool dancing guy at some point today! Hope this helps erase that image.

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Ben Drinkin said:
Me too! I'd pick up that hitch hiker even if I knew she was a serial killer! Seems worth the risk!
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There's a killer on the road, his brain is squirming like a toad...

Take a long holiday, let your children play...

If you give that man a ride, sweet family will die...

Killer on the road, yeah....



 
71340Duster said:
I didn't think I liked Scotch at all but when visiting my daughter in New Orleans, my SIL had one that was pretty damn good. Think I had a bad experience with a cheap one way earlier in life, maybe I tried to drink the whole bottle lol!
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I am not a fan of the lowlands Scotch. They dry the grains by burning peat moss. That's the peated Scotch you hear about. It tastes like burning rubber smells I think. Like the inside of Harbor Freight. (Chinese rubber tires)
 
Rainy Day Auto said:
He is NOT my boyfriend but we are doing a V8 swap. Is kinda nice working on a car and I don't have to pay for parts or discovery issues.

Just wrench
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You go girl!!!:lol: Don't get spoiled, things swap easy in GM cars, and trucks....
Any engine fits in any body.....
 
Mopar Tim said:
Question, do you think I should get the 66 Satelite in a running/ driving condition, and drive it some, for fun, before taking it all apart for the full resto?
Needs brakes first and foremost. Engine is still a question......Might be cracked.....
I mean when was the last time you got to drive a original convertible Mopar?
Just thinking.......
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As long as its not too much rework. Like if you run new brake lines across the engine bay and under the car then need to take off to refinish those areas... I did all the mechanicals plus sheet metal to pass inspection before I could drive the Duster. Some body work, paint interior after it was on the road.
 
What's the difference between arranged marriage and chosen marriage

A. It's the same difference between someone strangling you to death and committing suicide by strangling yourself to death

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Ok, a little eastern world humor
 
Mopar Tim said:
Question, do you think I should get the 66 Satelite in a running/ driving condition, and drive it some, for fun, before taking it all apart for the full resto?
Needs brakes first and foremost. Engine is still a question......Might be cracked.....
I mean when was the last time you got to drive a original convertible Mopar?
Just thinking.......
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I wouldn’t. To me it’s like chewing food just to get a taste and spitting it back out to eat later.

I don’t like rework...do it once and do it right. It will taste twice as good.
 
Haven't received many deliveries to our house, still have PO Box. Anyhoo, this was on my porch yesterday, struck me as an odd "2 things" to have on your porch. The big box is a replacement dryer drum, the top one is a King Cake (Daughter sent from New Oleans- a Mardis Gras thing).

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Ddaddy said:
I wouldn’t. To me it’s like chewing food just to get a taste and spitting it back out to eat later.

I don’t like rework...do it once and do it right. It will taste twice as good.
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I don't like it just sitting there, seems like I should be doing something on it, BUT not ready to go whole Hog on it, yet...
 
Well for sure I will need tires, and may be a set of nice 66 wheels. Something to do....
 
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