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Along with your location pet peeve, I would like to say for those who have not to add their name. I personally hate responding to some long user name as to something nice an easy like "Bob".
I'm not all that far from you Bob, but I dont really need any help lol. If I'm ever in your area though, I might just have to drop you a note and see your collection
I'm your man. I might not be the best wrench or fabricator but I can sure put a dent in you supply of frostys.....lol
Along these lines of helping out. I travel all over New Mexico, a bit of SW Colorado, and El Paso, TX and could help shuffle parts around if need be.
Bobby
Bobby, I'll call ahead. There's a set of Honda Odessey Seats in Pheonix... swing by and pick them up and bring them over... I have the roll up door open and a case of beer in the fridge... I'll start working on the brackets, don't forget the console
There seems to be.quite a few.Flat landers on the board.
Hey I was born in Janesville and live in Evansville ,my dad had a gas satiation ,body shop and a tow service there. In 76 my dads dad past and we moved to be close to grandma.
Bobby, I'll call ahead. There's a set of Honda Odessey Seats in Pheonix... swing by and pick them up and bring them over... I have the roll up door open and a case of beer in the fridge... I'll start working on the brackets, don't forget the console
thanks bud you da man !
j
Thats a heckuva plan! Honda Odessy huh? sounds like fun, but, whats a one armed man of your advanced age doing messing around with them old buggys? (I hope the brackets are really involved...this might take awhile)
Thats a heckuva plan! Honda Odessy huh? sounds like fun, but, whats a one armed man of your advanced age doing messing around with them old buggys? (I hope the brackets are really involved...this might take awhile)
Bobby
yes, this one armed thing is hanging me up (but only by one arm )
been some discussion on the Odessey seats in our vintage... found some in Arizino and S. Florida but the shipping is way high... There's a pull apart here in Bham I've got to check out but we've had rain for nearly two weeks and more coming...
I like involved projects... volare swaps... radiator remounts...steering column changes... involved is my middle name Bob !
Chris ???? 100 miles 2 hours ??? you need to change out gears out back and get some crusin gears man... that should be 1.25 hrs max even in that F6 !
Chris ???? 100 miles 2 hours ??? you need to change out gears out back and get some crusin gears man... that should be 1.25 hrs max even in that F6 !
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There is no straight line there and the roads go through every whistle stop out there !!
O yeah I can t get the truck rear out of low gear !!! Just joking
Bob you know you can come south into the land of no hills !
I see people down here with diary produces on there heads all the time!!!
I've been down in Flatland country plenty of times. I went to visit Truckdog and Kevin down in Spring Field and on the way back stopped in Normal to visit Rojak. Wouldn't be so bad as long as I can avoid the arm pit of the country known to me as the Chicago/Gary area. Last fall I went to Truckstock and made it point to drive are far west of Chi Town as I could before heading east but ending up getting detoured through south Chicago with the F-2 at about 6 at night. I was very happy to be out of that area! On the way back I did a late night visit with Jeff of Jeff and Nichole fame in Peoria.
I bought the chassis my panel truck sits on in Peoria and my latest project, a '37 Buick, also came out of Peoria.
So I'm not too adversed to traveling the flat lands. What I like about southern Illinois is you can set your cruis control, lay back and take a nap for about 100 miles.
My brother lives in Albuquerque and it is a long drive to Arizona from there. Next time I go see my brother I am going to have to meet Ross and Bobby. My brother always has a full size refrigerator (in his garage) full of frosty beverages. I have no problem sharing his! His place is in the Valley near 4th street and Rio Rancho Rd.
And Bob, if you were a little closer to Houston, a true flat land area, I would love to use your expertise and your tilt back.
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