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OMG. So young

Elvis on XM

Hopefully this is just a minor setback and Nella will continue to improve. More prayers sent for Nella and family.

I talked to Small Block a year or so ago. If you all remember he had that stroke out in California will working. Last I knew he has recovered 100 percent. Lucky man. He has since sold all his Mopar stuff. Ben contacted me also. He pops in once in a while just to see how the site is doing.

Prayers for Nella. I've always hoped to meet you and family in person one day. Life is full of ups and downs. Praying for ups for Nella.

Nick had decided to try his hand at class racing with his Duster. But he ended up selling the car. Nick has married and his family are doing tractor pulls. His family includes a darling little sweet heart crew chief named Ella. He feels it is more family orientated. Apparently Dane was a big fan...

Sunday Dane Pickerell of Hodgenville Kentucky passed away. Dane always had videos of his son Nick driving his Duster at Beech Bend Race Way usually with the back tires tripping the 60 foot lights. Please say a prayer for his wife Lisa and son Nick and family. Below is a link to the obituary. God...

I put foam pipe insulation on the sides before I set it down on the edge.

Instead of tubbing it move the springs into the frame rails. With the right wheel you can fill up the wheel well.

Grand kids are the best. Congrats on the new one.

I've had both of mine replaced and they were done around 6 weeks apart. Surgery went well and now I have all my energy back. Or at least what a man my age has.

What a brave young lady. Wonderful and moving story. Thanks for sharing.

Enjoyed the show always. One of my favorites is when the Frank's fox hole is filled with water and he jumps into it.

I recently saw a number of new bikes that were retro styled like they were from the 70's at a bike show. Brought back great memories and the itch to ride again.

Yea, You have to watch yourself around him. He is pretty sneaky.

Congrats on the new addition to the family.

It will heal in no time.

Someone has to much time on their hands.

My buddy uses the bucket with a beer can over it. Peanut butter on the can and water in the bucket. His cats enjoy bobbing for mice.

Happy Birthday Lawrence

Normally I just drive right past the arch on my way to Bowling Green, KY. I'll look at taking 64 at Wentzville or just might drop way south and go thru southeast Kansas, Joplin and Springfield Mo. It's a little longer but quite scenic. By the way my 40 Glock will locked and loaded.

Planning on traveling thru St Louis this weekend with all this trouble in Ferguson Mo should I reroute my trip? Jeff

Damn Pete, Just found your thread and was shocked how you were treated. I don't understand how a company could treat anyone like that. There is no excuse for it. 30 plus years is a long time to be kicked out the door with nothing. Glad you found something to get you by for now. Just remember it...

Bob, When I tore mine in my right arm it sounded like someone had folded a piece of paper up and stapled it and I could feel it popping one fold at a time. Luckily I only tore one of the tendon heads loose. I went to the specialist the same day it happened and they would have done surgery right...

Spending quality time with your daughter. I can't think of anything better. What a cutie.

What draws you out this way??

My first real car was a 69 Dart GTS 340 4 barrel 4 speed car with console. All gold car and interior. Bought it used in 1973 with around 50,000 miles. No air or power anything. Sold it in the mid 80's. What a fool.

I remember buying them for 50 cents a box.

Happy Birthday Friend.

Wow. Way over my head.