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Originally Posted by Blackfoot Big Block
For non-Montana residents:
The state is a dump. There's nothing to do, the scenery's terrible, the people are rude, the hunting and fishing are abysmal. In short - it's a horrible place to live, or even visit.
Yup, it's all true folks. They call us the porcupine state because of all the ******....
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
Sign on ND/MT border: Custer was safe until he rode into Montana.
The state is a dump. There's nothing to do, the scenery's terrible, the people are rude, the hunting and fishing are abysmal. In short - it's a horrible place to live, or even visit.
Mebbe so....But there are lots of pretty sheep! Bwa ha ha!
Well that lead led me to Doug's Place, a neat little wreck yard with some cool parts, thanks montana_highboy! I actually bought two Fomoco mirrors that are in awesome condition, too bad I didn't have my camera with me so I couldn't refer back to the image to see if they were the type I needed, I just thought they were. Because they're different than the model on the drivers side, but I'm going to hang onto them anyways because I think I should be able to use the mirrors, just have to run back down there at some point and look for different arms. Here's an image. Thanks again, dude. I'm sure I would have found it at some point, but that made it quicker!
Welcome to the forum. Though I live in Utah for a good part of the year, I also spend time in the Blackfoot Valley - not too far from Missoula.
I'm a little confused as to what mirror parts you need. I may have them so if you try and describe what you're looking for more thoroughly I'll check.
For non-Montana residents:
The state is a dump. There's nothing to do, the scenery's terrible, the people are rude, the hunting and fishing are abysmal. In short - it's a horrible place to live, or even visit.
A couple of years ago my cousin and his girlfriend who are both enthusiastic outdoorsy types went to MT on vacation and fell in love with it. A few months later they packed their bags and left Memphis for Billings, or is it Bozeman? He was managing an auto parts store and she works in a bank. I'll have to ask my aunt how they're doing.
I was being stupid, because everyone who comes here wants to move here. I learned to live with it years ago, it just sucks when people come here and buy up land and then bring their agendas with them and think they can change things "for the better". Give them a call and see how they're doing! I bet they love it up here! I know I do.
Nah, this old timer's yard is small and not too much going on from what I could see. And he also told me that the state wrote in some clause about having non-working vehicles laying around being illegal and they're shutting everyone down. Junkyards and such. I would even go as far as to venture that they don't want old vehicles on the road, forcing the pop to eventually all have new controlled trackable, conspiracy type vehicles. Just kidding. But sucks they're shutting these yards down. But he is a small business, and I see small businesses die around here every other week. I could rant but it's a waste of time. But the guy has a lot of Ford parts so I am going to support his shop to the end, and he said he'll hang on until they force it. I'm going back down there after I make a list of the random parts I may need for my rig.
Nah, this old timer's yard is small and not too much going on from what I could see.
There's another yard like that (if the guy's still around) near Lolo, down Hwy 12 about 8-10 miles iirc, on the right hand side of the Hwy.
He had a bunch of old iron on his property, visible from the Hwy, among his collection were 25-30 bumpsides and dentsides that he'd part out from time to time.
I have no idea if he's still there or not but it's a good excuse for a Sunday drive.
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