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I read that ole Shel is still laying on the slab at the Dallas morgue while the family fights over custody of the body.

Your'e too late. They already got rid of all their old Dodges.

Congratulations. High protein/low carb diet, cut out the beer and sodas, completely. Drink lots of water to flush your system and long walks or short runs will peel the pounds right off.
Good luck in your new career.

The seller probably refunded your money and then filed a claim with the bus line. Did you at least get to kick the bus driver in the nuts?

Cue the theme music for the old tv show My Three Sons.

Same thing here.

Or a dork.

If you put a powerstroke in it the Sweptline.org hit team will come looking for you.

As soon as you shorten it you'll have to go recover a project or something that you can't quite reach with the short cable.


(Voice of experience )

You need to hang a complete dashboard on your windowsill. If for no other reason than to take a picture of it before "she" sees it.

"Grandfather said "G*d Dammit!.... It feels like that tire
rubber is being peeled right off of my own @#%!"


That's a lot nicer than what my Dad said to me when I did the same thing in his '69 Buick Gran Sport.

I also ended up driving the '63 Falcon wagon for a while longer.

You'll find some ideas here. Check out the forums.

http://www.garagejournal.com/

I almost forgot. Be careful, it's addictive.

I went through basic in '73. We had to work some as nurses aides in Wilford Hall which is where a lot of the guys were coming back through for rehab/surgeries after being wounded. There are a lot of memories from that place that I don't believe will ever go away.

Is that Wally and the Beav in the back seat?

Did anyone else go to the Mopar swap meet at the Ohio Expo center yesterday? Have'nt been there in a while but if I knew it was going to be such a joke I'd have stayed home. There was some good stuff there, some nice parts priced right and decent people manning the booths. It's just that the vendor ...

I grew up in GM products, Buick and Pontiac mainly, my Grandpa had a 57 Chevy pickup but that was about it. Dad bought a 63 Falcon wagon which became mine about ten years later, and I drove until I went in the Air Force. While there I bought a 69 Roadrunner, 383 4 spd, and drove it until it would go...

I don't have any of the articles, looked there first.

tinbasher wrote:that's probably due for another freshening up by now.

Wouldn't that make for an interesting project here on the board?

This made the rounds of the off-road magazines years ago, and I always liked it. It has since disapeared from sight. Anyone know of it or where it currently resides?