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I brought home this retail counter from our store.. haven't figured out what to do with it yet, but i dunno, a few barstools and some beer on tap, just sayin.
Uhhh...... What's this wet stuff falling out of the sky, some big bird had to go real bad. Its raining in south AR and I'm headed out on a camping trip, oh well, I won't melt.
I brought home this retail counter from our store.. haven't figured out what to do with it yet, but i dunno, a few barstools and some beer on tap, just sayin.
Not to be too judgmental...but that shop floor is WAY too clean. I mean you do own a PSD...most of them aren't known to be sealed tight as they age. Just saying.
I realize it's all about the ponys...but I figure a guy with that many "projects" around the farm is bound to know a couple of folks, or be known by a couple of you clowns in the middle part of the state. The 'chero-Stang is different to say the least.
And unlike today's Hybrids/Full Electric rides...it used a sodium-sulfur battery; that was susceptible to fire...thus Ford's abandonment of the project in 1997. Nearly 20 years before the first Transit Connect hit the streets of 'merica, 100 of these things were cruising the streets of motor city.
A battery that used molten sulfur that needed to be maintained to 600F so the sulfur would remain molten; I mean what's the worse that coule happen!
Originally Posted by cookie88
I drive by his place fairly often. Never me him. I'm told he's way too proud of his stuff for most locals to afford.
Roger on send in those American Picker guys in their somewhat new Ford Transit van to wear him down. That tall one would my first choice to send in first.