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I'd doubt that. But there are a few here and there. I'm guessing california has us beat along with a bunch more states. Right off the top of my head after reading this thread and from what I recall over my short time here, there's about 9 of us, with about 3 very close neighbors who need to be counted, on this particular forum. Not much for our state in my opinion. But watch for more of us I imagine. That basketball team looks like it's just gonna exist this year, and we get bored when that happens. Plus the football team just got pounded in the whatever bowl.
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Boyd County is Ashland. They are about an hour and a half east of me.
Sparta is between Louisville and Covington, isn't it?
you are right ashland is in boyd county but people from "the County" don't like to refer ashland! One of those sports rivalry things keep us up on the progress
you are right ashland is in boyd county but people from "the County" don't like to refer ashland! One of those sports rivalry things keep us up on the progress
I understand county vs city. I went to a city school but was in Boy Scouts with a lot of county students. It made things interesting during tournament season.
Not much progress this week. I was convinced my daily driver (2004 Jeep Liberty) had dropped a valve. I got it apart and it had only thrown a cam follower. (rocker arm) Whoever heard of such a thing? I've had overhead cam engines before, and driven them into the ground. My turbo mustang had 160k and never threw a follower.
Another reason to own a Flathead: Cam, lifter, valve. Nothing in between.
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