Innovation is, often, a key to success.Adding fruit and power tools??!
My, my, my!!!,
Sometimes, it isn't.
(@kat888 , see what I did there?)
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Innovation is, often, a key to success.Adding fruit and power tools??!
My, my, my!!!,
That looks lovely
No.Stop making fun of Kat.![]()
My 771967 Chevy, with a big back window option.
Factory 4-on-the-floor, someone swapped a 350 in it years ago. Box is slightly newer we bought off someone else.
Only decent picture on my laptop.
We actually bought it from someone in Colorado
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Well, that's whatcha frickin get fir takin a damn truck on a Jeep trail!SM465, the wear plating came of the shift fork and the 1-2 slider machined the fork...
Of course we found this issue on the first hard pull on a trail in Moab...
More of a 2wd person myself, but very nice!
Stop making fun of Kat.![]()
And claws, right?It's okay Dan, I have sharp teeth.
No it’s a Chevy, I drove it home with no second gear. Like a manly-man. Argh.Well, that's whatcha frickin get fir takin a damn truck on a Jeep trail!
Let me guess, there was a Jeep rescue vehicle that stopped to help you, right?
(Please note, still going strong with the commas)
Love the wagon , too1967 Chevy, with a big back window option.
Factory 4-on-the-floor, someone swapped a 350 in it years ago. Box is slightly newer we bought off someone else.
Only decent picture on my laptop.
We actually bought it from someone in Colorado
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The perfect storm!
Heck, making fun of Kat is kinda like kicking a girl in the shins in the second grade, it's a term of endearment. Besides, she's the toughest one in the room, I'm sure she can take it.Stop making fun of Kat.![]()
Lol. That was, in a most earnest, and endearing way, very, very funny.Heck, making fun of Kat is kinda like kicking a girl in the shins in the second grade, it's a term of endearment. Besides, she's the toughest one in the room, I'm sure she can take it.
(Look, five whole commas!)
As long as you use the Oxford comma, you're forgiven.Lol. That was, in a most earnest, and endearing way, very, very funny.
Maybe that was too gratuitous. Sorry, overstepped it there.
I have big problems with the whole "he beats the crap out of you because he likes you" thing.Heck, making fun of Kat is kinda like kicking a girl in the shins in the second grade, it's a term of endearment. Besides, she's the toughest one in the room, I'm sure she can take it.
(Look, five whole commas!)
I don't believe anyone is actually interested in that approach to relationships here- at least not openly.I have big problems with the whole "he beats the crap out of you because he likes you" thing.
Thanks, there's a funny story behind it. My parents owned it back in the early 90's. Earlier this year my mom said to my dad "I'd love to have the old wagon back". Later that week guess what showed up in the local-ish classifieds... the old wagon! Been through a bunch of other owners, and it's nowhere near as nice as it was, but it was, and now is ours.Love the wagon , too
Gratuitous ACC shot is well receivedThanks, there's a funny story behind it. My parents owned it back in the early 90's. Earlier this year my mom said to my dad "I'd love to have the old wagon back". Later that week guess what showed up in the local-ish classifieds... the old wagon! Been through a bunch of other owners, and it's nowhere near as nice as it was, but it was, and now is ours.
It's a 1970 Chevy Kingswood.
Again best picture I have right now.
There's some other horses in the stable too.
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