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Well the first is the teacher - if he had blue hair Mike could be any of the English teachers I had in school - the same sour expression and silent disapproval they had!
The second picture is Karl and Dan watching Mike weld - he can walk the walk that he talks about.
The last is Mike showing Karl just how to plug a hole. I also have a picture of Dale and his crew, but forgot to get his permission to post it. I will as soon as he approves.
The second picture is Karl and Dan watching Mike weld - he can walk the walk that he talks about.
The last is Mike showing Karl just how to plug a hole. I also have a picture of Dale and his crew, but forgot to get his permission to post it. I will as soon as he approves.
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Dale and crew - lots of new Ford owners in that crew!
I am proud of our chapter - Ed sent me a link to his pickups limited website and they were all grey haired old men!
I am proud of our chapter - Ed sent me a link to his pickups limited website and they were all grey haired old men!
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OKay, then...that's cool...I'll relay the "Sally" story then...
You wern't out back, but one of us, I won't mention who...needed help to take out an 8-32 screw...suffice it to say, it wasn't me, Karl or Dale..."Sally" didn't have the grip to get the job done
You wern't out back, but one of us, I won't mention who...needed help to take out an 8-32 screw...suffice it to say, it wasn't me, Karl or Dale..."Sally" didn't have the grip to get the job done
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Well, he is not the mechanic who used vice grips and a too big socket to remove the through bolt - and then quickly grabbed the torch so we would not notice how the bolt and nut got stripped.
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You guys are just mean...
Thanks to whoever ordered the great weather for today, although the thermostat could've been turned down a few degrees lower...
(But you know me...I'd gripe if they hung me with a new rope...)
But all in all, I think it was a pretty good day. We all got to meet some folks in person that we've only talked to in the past, and that's always fun. I was pretty happy with the Rover for its' first trip, got about 16 MPG with one brake dragging a bit. A few more bugs to work out...
So when do we do it again?
Thanks to whoever ordered the great weather for today, although the thermostat could've been turned down a few degrees lower...
(But you know me...I'd gripe if they hung me with a new rope...
)But all in all, I think it was a pretty good day. We all got to meet some folks in person that we've only talked to in the past, and that's always fun. I was pretty happy with the Rover for its' first trip, got about 16 MPG with one brake dragging a bit. A few more bugs to work out...
So when do we do it again?