2020 Q1 (January, February, and March) BS thread
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Was a pretty fun show, the little one really enjoyed it.
#19
Though most of us enjoy hitting Larry's Mud Races when we go east for the Club events.
#20
during my 4month tour here in '04 and now again for the next four years - i always drive by that field and wonder when the events take place. i would like to check it out if there's an event someday. if i hear anything, i'll keep you posted.
also, i gotta ask - what does RTP stand for? i'm new to the area/state.
also, i gotta ask - what does RTP stand for? i'm new to the area/state.
#21
Jump and Run I think it's called right Larry. Should be a thread some where with events and such posted. I might need to start a new one. I'll look in a second.
RTP - Research Triangle Park - Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill is the 'triangle' but mostly we use it to refer to anything within about 30 minutes of those cities.
RTP - Research Triangle Park - Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill is the 'triangle' but mostly we use it to refer to anything within about 30 minutes of those cities.
#23
Been a busy morning. With the storms that canceled the dinner last night came lots of rain. The basement here has flooded before and is doing so again. We sort of expected it and moved most of the important and expensive things up off the floor. Still couldn't beat the rain so lots down there is wet. Had some pumps and lines ready to go, so those went in and was able to dry it out pretty quickly for the most part this morning. The kids school is canceled as well as the wife's so they will be home all day. I will be in the office working.
#24
glad to hear ya'll are doing okay. we got hit with a blast of wind last night about 9 or so.. blew the gate open and ripped out the hinge screws that hold it.. blew over all the trash cans and scattered the lids.. and then that was it. just peaceful rain all night. early drive to work this morning the roads were fairly clear. no major flooding.. this afternoon though, totally different story. roads covered in water..
Larry, I live in Kitty Hawk. I drive past the muddy motorsports park on caratoke hwy 158. i work at the coast guard aviation base in elizabeth city.
side question, does the NC chapter have any swag or stickers? i was a member of the northern California chapter and we had some stickers made up.. wondering if there's any interest in that here..
hope ya'll have a good weekend! drive safe.
Larry, I live in Kitty Hawk. I drive past the muddy motorsports park on caratoke hwy 158. i work at the coast guard aviation base in elizabeth city.
side question, does the NC chapter have any swag or stickers? i was a member of the northern California chapter and we had some stickers made up.. wondering if there's any interest in that here..
hope ya'll have a good weekend! drive safe.
#25
Good to hear everyone came thru the storm with out a lot of damage.
Elizabeth city, that is out there!
Few years back I took a few loads of cement from Durham out to the CG base when they were redoing the runways or making a new one, don't remember now.
I went for my eye dr. apt. Friday morning in Clayton and the drive other than windy & blowing the car around was not too bad.
It knocked the power out at the office for a bit before I go there for 8am.
The wind was so strong here at the house it blew aport-a-john over across the street.
We have a half dead tree that some of the brances fell on the roof but no damage to the house.
Dave ----
Elizabeth city, that is out there!
Few years back I took a few loads of cement from Durham out to the CG base when they were redoing the runways or making a new one, don't remember now.
I went for my eye dr. apt. Friday morning in Clayton and the drive other than windy & blowing the car around was not too bad.
It knocked the power out at the office for a bit before I go there for 8am.
The wind was so strong here at the house it blew aport-a-john over across the street.
We have a half dead tree that some of the brances fell on the roof but no damage to the house.
Dave ----
#26
Ahh I gotcha. I live down around Swansboro, between Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point. I work on cherry point most of the time, and over on New River a little bit.
#27
Wasn't a fan of the bed rails on the blue 83 I recently picked up, so I removed them. But just out of curiosity, set them down on my 69 and I kinda like it. Comments?
The aluminum bed rails just don't seem to match the overall look of this 83 truck.
In my opinion, looks a little better on the 69. Plus it hides the wheel-well toolbox that sticks up 2 inches above the bed.
The aluminum bed rails just don't seem to match the overall look of this 83 truck.
In my opinion, looks a little better on the 69. Plus it hides the wheel-well toolbox that sticks up 2 inches above the bed.
#28
When I saw them I was thinking not bad as it gives you a place to tie off to or lift the bed off if you needed to by yourself.
With out them you have nothing to tie off to unless you put some thing in the pockets.
The pockets should not go all the way thru, has a plate about 4" inches or so down inside so you cant drop a sling down and tie off at bottom for lifting like I seen in 1 of Rembrants pictures.
Now I would not drill holes in my bed to install them LOL
I do have them rubber plug things you put in the pocket holes to tie off to but cant bring myself to install them either.
I have 2 large rubber bands that can go across the bed front to rear to help keep things in the bed but nothing to tie off to.
They do look good on the bump side, kind of blends in with the tool box.
Dave ----
With out them you have nothing to tie off to unless you put some thing in the pockets.
The pockets should not go all the way thru, has a plate about 4" inches or so down inside so you cant drop a sling down and tie off at bottom for lifting like I seen in 1 of Rembrants pictures.
Now I would not drill holes in my bed to install them LOL
I do have them rubber plug things you put in the pocket holes to tie off to but cant bring myself to install them either.
I have 2 large rubber bands that can go across the bed front to rear to help keep things in the bed but nothing to tie off to.
They do look good on the bump side, kind of blends in with the tool box.
Dave ----
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Dave ----