I think winter is over now I'm starting to thaw out. 
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Did you run out of BV yet? When you do, you know spring is here. Hope you guys have a great summer. All two weeks of it.I think winter is over now I'm starting to thaw out.
They do now lol
The car is sold pending down payment. It will go to a good home. That means a lot to me.
I have near 500 bottles in my collection and no BV. I can't wait for MITP so I can have one with Fred.
Same seller
Looks like nice cars. You know, 50 large is reasonable for a nicely done car. Clone or not.
Nope still have a bottle and ready to poor me a drink.
Good part of a short summer is not having to mow the lawn much.
You know I will bring plenty Mike.I have near 500 bottles in my collection and no BV. I can't wait for MITP so I can have one with Fred.
We keep getting periods of high wind and dark clouds... but not rain since this morning
No rain here and a quiet day to work in the garage. Made some stairs off the receiver hitch on the old truck to get on the back. I still have to varnish the steps and bolt them down but I like it so far.
Steps looks good Fred.
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I took a ride up to the track. Yesterday afternoon they had the track ripped/scarified to add water and they had the pit area all graded all nice and dry and flat. Well the rain changed things some 
. It probly got absorbed by the track, didn't notice if there were any ponds in the infield. I pity the first equipment operator to get out there on it, could be an uncontrolable slide to the infield and no chance of return . The pits 
3 foot tall berm of mud bladed to one side that I could see and a 25 ton pile of mud/clay that was stacked by a loader in another area, and that didn't get all the mud . Not even gonna try that parking lot . Good luck to them. They had racers checkin' in
. It probly got absorbed by the track, didn't notice if there were any ponds in the infield. I pity the first equipment operator to get out there on it, could be an uncontrolable slide to the infield and no chance of return . The pits 3 foot tall berm of mud bladed to one side that I could see and a 25 ton pile of mud/clay that was stacked by a loader in another area, and that didn't get all the mud . Not even gonna try that parking lot . Good luck to them. They had racers checkin' in
Sounds like a good place for the kids to make mud pies.I took a ride up to the track. Yesterday afternoon they had the track ripped/scarified to add water and they had the pit area all graded all nice and dry and flat. Well the rain changed things some
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Their new sign by the entrance
Sea Train containers, 4 high and 2 deep They made a new catch fence for the back straight in a similar fashion. It does help when one of the track sponsors is in the container business .
Sea Train containers, 4 high and 2 deep
They made a new catch fence for the back straight in a similar fashion. It does help when one of the track sponsors is in the container business .
So your the famous Joey?
I'm Oh, that was jacked up on your repair? Yeah, Joey doesn't work here any longer Joey
Barn swallows are like sportscars
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Evening. New floor pans for the w200 enroute. The only body panels I need to replace. Once that’s in, truck goes back together!
sucks when you lose your job.
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