Oh man, that's terrible Mike, my condolences
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Dang, one of my old MAC Tool shop owners just passed away.
150 or 120 mph??
I would love that in Orange, I look good in orange (lalalala, smile here) That T-shirt will look good in any color
120mph I believe but I just found one for a 69. Will need to get a new speedometer cable now though.
......and thank you all for your information and help looking. Many thanks
Yes, I have lost a bunch of people in my life, as we grow old we get that.
Dang, life is short. I better go check ot that 65 Belvedere on Monday. LOL
My former boss just passed away last week. He was an excellent boss and a great person. I knew him for 20 years and worked for him for 4. He kept postponing retirement. Finally pulled the trigger, within 6 months got cancer. Was fighting and winning when he got pneumonia and passed a couple days later. So very sad.
That is beautiful...
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
Hey crew.
This afternoon showed a nieghbor how to daub up the cellar wall with clay and put on some whitewash.
Got dinner in the oven and now having a last cup of coffee to wrap up the day. One of the neighbors dropped off some Christmas cookies. Perfect combo.
This afternoon showed a nieghbor how to daub up the cellar wall with clay and put on some whitewash.
Got dinner in the oven and now having a last cup of coffee to wrap up the day. One of the neighbors dropped off some Christmas cookies. Perfect combo.
Dang, Sad story there!
Beautiful
Cool car. Aparently 2 owner California car. It is a 273 automatic. They only made 6549 with a 273. I have parts to make it look like a Hypo. LOL
I am an old concrete finisher, rubbed out and white washed a bunch at a collage here in town, shoot, that was back in 1979
I would be tempted for an STR equipped big block despite it all. Best I never get my hands on something like that..
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Look out! New TMM beer label!
You're too much Dave. THanks!!!!!!!!!!
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
I'm curious how these walls were laid up. It couldn't have been that different than earlier stone walls, with each stone more or less placed to fit. Can't rely on clay mortar the way is done today with high cement mortars. The strength has to be in the stone work. Yet it had to be done pretty quick when putting up a whole row of houses.
Well the early Christmas gathering at my in-laws just took an interesting turn. My now ex brother in law brought my niece and nephew cause my sister in law(the one fooling around with other men) wasn’t going to come. Well guess who showed up? And with her new boy toy.... I’m sitting back with a beer watching this one
It would be cool to see a squirrel at the top dropping an acorn (NUT) I am liking that one Toolman
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I have a complete file of all of those labels along with the bits and pieces to put them together now. I can create new ones in about the time it takes you to finish drinking a beer from a new batch!
The evolving beer label. I like it.
Keeping the Rocks wet as it's dun is a must at times I have seen..
I would use a stone on a concrete wall and rub it as I kept it wet, then add a thin set and brush coat it out, come back a week latter and white wash it.. it payed the bills
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