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Here...I know I already sent it to you.. But here for the rest to see...

I have nothing going on here on Saturday...I may come up to Mason Dixon on Saturday to check out all the Action and Scott's Car..... :thumbsup:

Maybe.....

I have been spending some time on FEBO since I have been working on my Cuda. If you guys think Parts for A Bodies or B Bodies are expensive, take a look at what Floyd is bring to Carlisle....:realcrazy: FOR SALE - Parts Going to Carlisle

Good Morning Mopar Peeps......

I smell Bullshit..... :rofl:

A good diff technician must have the correct tools..... :thumbsup:

Have set up a few Dana's and many GM's...Same Same......

Still easy to do. IMO......

Very easy to change the gear for regular street driving in the future....... :thumbsup:

Finished installing lower control arms on this Subaru Forester. Many of the bolts were pretty rusty. Went to install the serpentine belt and despite my best efforts I cannot get it on. Just ordered one a half an inch longer. Nothing ever seems to go right. But it's a good paying job

Good Morning Mopar Maniacs.... Got a job in the shop today. Two lower control arms on a Subaru Forester and a serpentine belt. The word must be out I'm home because I got three more jobs after that for this week and next week.

Put those wrenches away before you lose them....

Do you have any specific British bike Wentworth tools? Had those when I had a Triumph way back when.

I still have a set of 1/2 dr sockets and Ratchet that my parents gave me for Christmas from JC Penney when I was 15........

Utica and Bonny Tools, and Blackhawk Tools made them way back, in the late 60's and on.....

So we got home about an hour ago or so. But had to stop and buy some local crabs and some beer. So now we are having a small celebration at the house for my daughter 's acquisition of her driver's license

Actually that type of ratcheting wrench was around long before Gear Wrench/Kd Tool.........

I am happy here at home now. Left here this morning around 10:00 a.m. to teach the daughter how to park properly for the driver's skill test. Spent a couple of hours doing that and having her road drive some. Her appointment was at 2:00 p.m. We got there, I explained to the guy that she...

Of course you know what they do to the "New Young Guy", Also AKA NFG. Had a 20 ton load truck broke down for hours. They sent ME back to the yard to clean it out. Jackhammer and shovel..... :mob: :mad:

Got mine today also.

Been Thar...Done that.. Two Summers of HS vacation. Learned a lot tho. Was a shovel and rake man (kid) most of the time. On the day I left, they let me drive the Paver.... :thumbsup:

Taking my Vietnamese stepdaughter today for her driving test at the DMV. Will take her out for a few hours, practicing the parking and regular driving before we go up there. She has had her learner's permit for about 6 months now so she is ready. I think she will do fine.

Yeah, but I think MASN is not broadcast over the air. That's what I'm really trying to do is to get MASN so I can watch local baseball.The Os and the Nats

Sure but aren't there other options, like just getting subscription to MASN on my smart LG TV ? Pretty sure I would need a streaming device for the other two non-smart TVs ?

So, who are the cut the cable gurus here? I actually cut my cable before I went to Vietnam in January. Still have Wi-Fi. I'm not an audio visual or TV expert, not used to dealing with all of that. I've just been watching stuff on my laptop YouTube also and whatever else I can get on there. I'm...

So, my 92 D250 truck sits here when I'm gone. Usually for 6 months at a time. Spent a lot of time cleaning it up a couple of weeks ago and used it to move some things for somebody. I noticed on the way home it was starting to pull a little bit to the right. So when I got home and parked it...

Yeah, This car only has 98K showing on the ODO, and I believe it. The only owner before me street drove it and raced it, but didnt cut the car up doing that. Had headers, and a blowshield, Accell coil, etc. I have already acquired the correct exhaust manifolds and aluminum bellhousing. This guy...

I sure have. In fact, I think it was the next day I was home. I miss riding bike. The one I have in Vietnam was being ridden everywhere everyday. Obviously it's a little different riding here in America. Last few weeks I've been working in the shop disassembling more of the Cuda. Got the doors...

Good Morning Mopar Misers...... :lol: