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I guess it's up to you and the "Out of Towner" to get this month going. So how is everybody doing? The house I think is done, just a few thngs that are not hung up, and really box free! I secretly (two months ago) got us tickets to see Trans Siberian Orchestra tonight. We've tried before and have never made it. Seen Manhiem Steamroller, but this is supposed to be a pretty good Christmas show. Shari was stoked, she's been talking about it. She heard on the radio yesterday that there were only 9 tickets left. It was a good supprise.
Hope everybody's doen well. Gonna pour another cup of coffee.
Unk Bob
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01 F150, 08 Escape (F75 for Terry)
Don't make hasty decisions when you are horny, or angry!!!
Unk Bob
I have an excuse for this morning. I was out getting gas in the truck and decorating it for the Christmas parade this morning. (pictures up soon) Anyway, we had a good time. Driving a stick in a parade is not on my list of to-do's anytime soon, that's for sure. I cheated a little. I threw it in 4 low and creeper gear, so it wasn't bad.
Tiff even sat with me in the truck and helped dole out the candy. She's feeling happy on the couch right now because she felt a little rough after the parade. Modern chemistry is wonderful.
Next year, I hope to have the 'Vette and the Chevelle running. (both automatics)
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Alan Fenstermaker
'79 F-150 300-6, 4 spd. 4x4
Here's some pictures of Alice all purdied up for the parade.
This is the last time I contract out the sign work. My sister in law did the signs, but she spelled "performance" wrong. Oh well, I don't think anyone noticed. I didn't even notice until we were getting ready to pull out for the parade.
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'79 F-150 300-6, 4 spd. 4x4
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good morning missouri.. was just watching them install a supercharger on a 2012 f150 on one of the car shows. ..they sure have changed everything!!! i guess nowadays to customize a truck you dont need knowledge, or skill.. just a few catalogs, a bucket of super glue, and the most important thing..A FAT WALLET.... my grandson may be right..i dont know anything about customizing
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good morning missouri.. was just watching them install a supercharger on a 2012 f150 on one of the car shows. ..they sure have changed everything!!! i guess nowadays to customize a truck you dont need knowledge, or skill.. just a few catalogs, a bucket of super glue, and the most important thing..A FAT WALLET.... my grandson may be right..i dont know anything about customizing
Those shows never let you see the guys doing the real work. Just a cut scene back to the host putting the new part on. Not the guy who busted his knuckles open threw a wrench through the window and melted a bunch of wires while using the torch. Did I mention this guy woke up and started drinking at 5 a.m.? Oh wait that was me when I was younger! My bad. I think most of them have WyoTech students do the work.
Having done a few high pressure, ridiculous dead line jobs, I take all those shows with a grain of salt. RC, we know the real story. I'll continue to weld my hotrods together. Let those idiots spend way too much money on stuff that needs the super glue.
I'll tell you this, the next show or person that approaches me for such a build will get told where to go and how to get there.
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Alan Fenstermaker
'79 F-150 300-6, 4 spd. 4x4
I spent a couple of hours cutting wood this morning with a couple of the kids and finished up the tree we dropped earlier. Now we're taking a break from hauling it down to be split and stacked. There are several trees down in that area, so I think I have found my wood supply for the winter - if it ever gets here. Short sleeve t-shirt weather on the first of December - Geez Loiuse.
As for those TV shows - they used to be half-way decent way back when, but now they're just 30 minute infomercials for the sponsor's products. Fat wallets are needed because someone else figured out the details. If someone just handed them a part and told them to "make it fit" - they'd be lost.
Alan - Alice looked great. One of these days we'll have to get together and do a FTE MO Chapter entry in a parade or something.
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1999 E-350 Super Duty (6.8L V-10 3.73 gears)
2005 Kodiak 23TT (Sleeps 10)
Is it a bad sign when the van holds more than the camper can sleep?
Whaddupp Fellers!!! Just checking in.
We made it to the Trans Siberian Orchestra concert yesterday in Raleigh. What a blast, our first TSO concert and don't know if I'll ever miss another. Great sound, lazer lights n FIRE!
Hope everybody back home is doen well.
Here's a few pictures from our evening
Unk Bob
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01 F150, 08 Escape (F75 for Terry)
Don't make hasty decisions when you are horny, or angry!!!
Unk Bob
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