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Not to change the subject but this is a good AFB accelerator pump circuit video. I learned something.
 
ZMan67S said:
Talked to a guy this evening who had a 67 vert.
He replaced his using a 67 barracuda convertible front windshield gasket from Route 66 reproductions.
No problems, fit well he said.
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The bottom molding wont fit with a non convertible windshield gasket....for sure...
 
Hey all, getting started on my next project....A new front gate, rolling electric, with new block work, retaining wall......
 
halifaxhops said:
I refuse to get in a accident swerving for them. Call it natures natural selection to get their IQ up in the species!
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I will avoid them if possible. But even a chance of hitting something or going off the road- Sorry, but they are done.
 
in other news...

I'm making scrapple :thumbsup:
and hash browns, and eggs...

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zkx14 said:
I will avoid them if possible. But even a chance of hitting something or going off the road- Sorry, but they are done.
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Unless big enough to do real damage,moose is one example where most other options than hitting the animal are better,unless you drive a truck. Badgers are another hard choice they are incredibly hard.
 
1Fast340 said:
Unless big enough to do real damage,moose is one example where most other options than hitting the animal are better,unless you drive a truck. Badgers are another hard choice they are incredibly hard.
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And bears. The one i saw get hit,was a cub. The truck came off the ground on that side when it drove over.
 
Cant i catch a break??
Its been weeks of snags and holdups. Now this.
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car was serviced,awaiting pickup.
Damn meeces...
 
Tooljunkie said:
And bears. The one i saw get hit,was a cub. The truck came off the ground on that side when it drove over.
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Agreed especilay if the cubs mother is nearby.
worst thing with moose is that they are perfectly sized to end up coming in to the car thru the windshield.
 
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