Maine August B/S Thread
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You need to setup your sig line so we know what you drive.......
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From: Beautiful Maine
Will do this evening when I return. For now you can check out my rides here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...r-truck-s.html
I'm doing a frame off resto of my 46. I have to update it as I did a bunch yesterday with my son:
http://fordresto.blogspot.com/
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...r-truck-s.html
I'm doing a frame off resto of my 46. I have to update it as I did a bunch yesterday with my son:
http://fordresto.blogspot.com/
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From: Beautiful Maine
It's perfect now. Just shy of 75.
On another note... my carb rebuild kit just came in the mail
I know what I'm doing tomorrow.
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been on the roof of the horse shed and chicken coop for last three hours. SHE calls and says, so, you get the wood moved? No, I say, been roofing. Oh, she said disappointingly.... When are you going to move the wood? I resisted my urge to tell her the real answer and said, later dearest, later.....
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Just got notification that I am going to be at Horse Farrier School for the next four weeks, starting this Saturday. Pretty excited about it. I have been working at trimming horses feet for about a year but this will get me the shoeing side and, hopefully, full time self employed at it. That's the exciting part.
