Mike, your gator parts, you need then asap or is the GTG good for you?

 

Sometimes you can find a nice sized foreclosure home with a lot for not too much. My buddy paid his way through college after he flipped a $30,000 foreclosure into a $200,000 house with a big lot.

 

Well, the meet and greet went well. The market is crazy right now. Houses are listing and selling the same day. We set our parameters to $150,000 to $220,000, no condos. There are 58 homes in our area. Looked at every single listing and found nothing of interest.
Also set up a list for lots. There are almost 250 between $15,000 and $35,000. I already know a lot of them are crap. Now the work begins!

 

The hardest part with those cheap houses to flip is finding one that is still decent and not on the verge of falling over in a strong gust.

 

The big problem is that since the economy flopped, everyone thinks they can flip houses and vehicles, find antiques in people's barns, part out cars, bikes, sleds and everything else dramatized on TV.

 

Are you trying to tell me that it's not real Torr??

 

GTG is good. Dammit, forgot the VIN.

 

Nice truck, eh?

 

No rush. I should know today if we even need it.

 

The previous owner of your truck sure seemed to like it, surprised he sold it to ya Mike.

 

Bush's truck is a 2002 V-10 that runs on propane.

 

you'd think in texas it'd be CNG.

 

He's on his second set of ARP head studs on his 6.0... He's thrilled with it.

And he can't have the white one back.

Man. I'm thirsty.

 

ARGHHHHHHHHHH>>

Stopping in to say hey, whole bunch of stuff going on.. will share shortly..

 

How could he be on his second set of studs, they do not go bad. having the gaskets torqued incorrectly will make the gaskets go bad. The studs can be reused.