Yup. The corner where you have your computer...

 

My mother in law had her big toe joint replaced earlier this summer. I had never heard of that before. It has taken a long time to recover from that. She is going to have both knees replaced later this month.

They live in a 1880's Victorian home. It's got a toilet the size of a small broom closet downstairs and bedrooms and full bath upstairs. My wife has already offered to have her stay at our house for a while. She is stubborn enough not to take us up on it. Good thing I get along real well with her. My wife and her are so much alike it's crazy. This thread is a great place to let you know how her recovery goes. She is ready to get it done because her knees are so bad. She is 75 though...

Edit: Oh great, my 1700th post is not even close to being truck related....Hey, it's her dads truck I'm restoring....whew! that was close. We are back on topic.

 

I don't own any vehicles with an automatic. The other day a 10-lb piece of particle board fell out of the bed straight across my left toes. It has occurred to me that it might be prudent to have one A/T vehicle.

 

Back on topic now guys.

Here's a Craigslist ad I just found. I don't know the owner, but somebody ought to get this one.

 

There's some sheet metal showing above the ground in the woods behind my house. I wonder if I should dig it up?

 

Would that be considered a "below ground up" restoration?

Dang!! Not 50 yet!!

 

Generally when ya find them like that there is a body in them.
Or under them.

 

So, does that mean they will need more body work?

 

The guys on the HAMB would have post after post telling the guy he made a great find. This thing looks a lot better than half the junk the HAMBers find. Funny thing is you never see a follow up to whether those old ditch or canyon vehicles ever get done.

 

That would make them easy to get a title. When you buy it at the police impound auction, they'll give you a bill of sale. A bill of sale from the police will get you a title. At least it works that way in Kentucky.

 

I was reading through this post after being away for a day or two. Judging from Bob's posts we must have hit 50 at least three times

 

I just keep my fingers from typing.

 

bob not at 50 yet, back to topic while organizing the garage from the helpful movers I found my primer and body tools. Yea, now if I could find the energy I'd be doing good.

 

If we keep posting inane post it'll reach 50, an beyond!!

 

I don't see debug code, but when I click to go back nothing happens. When I click the down pointer next to the back button I see 5,000 http://clickad.net thingies. Can anybody debug that?