Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Sure like this playing, only seen him once, The Moore Theater, small venue, great show! Had this hanging up in my shop



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Morning Mopar shoppers. Had a panic attack, couldn't find the box with all the door handles and screws for my truck. Found them in with the horse tach, Crissies averted. Drinking some coffee and back out, working on putting new weatherstripping in.
 
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They didn't change much. Mine was a 78.
Stupid flat seats. The longer you drive at highway speeds, the further your *** slides backwards. And, the vibration through the handlebars, your wrists, elbows, and shoulders was almost unbearable. An hour drive at highway speeds and you won't want to ride it for a week. :BangHead: :lol:
 
Trailer day. First thing, clean parts washer. Second, check seal for trailer hub. Wrong. Strike 3 for the young parts guy. What sealed the deal is when he said “they dont make them”
Then he questions how i came by the measurements. “Leave it with me”
So i found the number, and told him to order 1.
I did that **** for 9 years, i told him there was a pegboard with seal numbers written on it,but they rearranged the store and who knows if its still in the building.

On to other things, mounted my 9,000 lb winch on the tiltdeck trailer. Next is swapping wheels around.
 
Stupid flat seats. The longer you drive at highway speeds, the further your *** slides backwards. And, the vibration through the handlebars, your wrists, elbows, and shoulders was almost unbearable. An hour drive at highway speeds and you won't want to ride it for a week. :BangHead: :lol:
Those flat seats were always the first thing to go, they were miserable.
 
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