Just a FYI.
Just a FYI.
pilotbraden said:
temperature at my cabin Sat morning while getting ready to go spectate the snodrift rally. -31 degrees Fahrenheit outdoors 36 degrees Fahrenheit indoors with the fireplace packed full of burning oak Or as the Arctic expolorers used to say 63 degrees of frost
Rallye Perce-Neige last night. I'm not there as I have my boys this weekend.
Maniwaki QC
Ransom said:This is far and away the most joy that horrible song could ever give me.
Pic unrelated.
I had a customer who had University of Alabama (or similar, it was long ago) stickers on all of his vehicles and he would conspicuously remove the final A.
NickD said:
that car is hot.
My parents and their '57 MGA circa 1966 or so. From what can tell the 1957 models were rare in the U.S.
Two things. It is ten inches of snow, but it's not heavy, so that's good. Second, I kinda thought my SRT4 wheels were similar to my Ser wheels, but hadn't looked as closely as I did while leaning on a shovel catching my breath.
In reply to JoeyM :
That is beautiful. I had no idea rebuilding a headlight cowl (or whatever you call the eyebrow) could be done like that
Tristan's dad was a Marine that was KIA in the Anbar province in 2007, and since then, his Bronco was set to go to his 4 yr old eldest son, Tristan, when he came of age. Then 2 months ago, his mom sold it
In reply to P3PPY :
I don't know what the process was. It didn't look like metal until the end, and I didn't see any welding.
914Driver said:Tristan's dad was a Marine that was KIA in the Anbar province in 2007, and since then, his Bronco was set to go to his 4 yr old eldest son, Tristan, when he came of age. Then 2 months ago, his mom sold it
There's still good people out there. http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2019/02/growing-up-without-dad-isnt-good-but.html
I love everything but the Rough Country sticker.
slefain said:914Driver said:Tristan's dad was a Marine that was KIA in the Anbar province in 2007, and since then, his Bronco was set to go to his 4 yr old eldest son, Tristan, when he came of age. Then 2 months ago, his mom sold it
There's still good people out there. http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2019/02/growing-up-without-dad-isnt-good-but.html
What a story!
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