Winter is coming
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From: Austin
You know I always get my seasons mixed up.... We just spent 4 days last week wrestling to get
a 5 inch wide Thunderbird fan into our '50 F1 with less than 4 inches of space. Grrrrr... It now runs
great & never sees 200 degrees - Mcgyver would be proud! Just in time for Winter!
Our weather generally breaks around Halloween - ie no more
95 degree days. Cedar season starts in January - Ugghhh.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
a 5 inch wide Thunderbird fan into our '50 F1 with less than 4 inches of space. Grrrrr... It now runs
great & never sees 200 degrees - Mcgyver would be proud! Just in time for Winter!
Our weather generally breaks around Halloween - ie no more
95 degree days. Cedar season starts in January - Ugghhh.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
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From: Waterloo, Iowa
I've wanted to do that but not sure how the insurance folks would feel about it. Have a Kni-Co that use camping that would be swell to just pop in the stack when needed. Nothing better than wood heat for some reason.
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From: Houston
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From: northwest MT
Looks like I'll be busy.......one customer project in the shop right now and two more coming in, all of them major metal/bodywork. Plus the COE in there still with the engine out.
Currently trying to get all of the outside stuff done before the snow flies. Was 25 degrees Monday morning........
Currently trying to get all of the outside stuff done before the snow flies. Was 25 degrees Monday morning........
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