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  1. mowerman
    I actually have a model of an LN Ford bobtail box truck it’s still in the box with plastic around it retirement project as well as the DM 800. I’ve been working on for 20 years.
  2. mowerman
    My god what a good looking son of a bitch almost didn’t even notice you I was so busy gawking at the ride ha ha always been a big fan of Chevelle 64 to 72. I even liked the model after that but not as much.
  3. mowerman
    You know I was wondering about that and if they were still around, thanks for that
  4. mowerman
    well most of us are pretty good at changing everybodys treads,,,bob
  5. mowerman
    ok more boring old people stories was talking about repairing a rearend yolk with a sleeve in power steering pump tread,,, decided not to keep stepping on his tread,,,this was the car,,,,,had a brand new paint job,,,on it and a brand new fender right side and i was pulling into a merrit station for smokes,,,,thier driveway was all ice and i slid into a rail they had to seperate thier property,,,,thats why its dented,,,,i dont know why i decided to take that picture,,with the damaged fender bob
  6. mowerman
    yes i just decided to throw that in there,,,,
  7. mowerman
    The yolk had the same issue. It was all wore out right where the seal goes.
  8. mowerman
    You know years ago I was just thinking I had forgot all about this. I had a 55 Chevy Belair with. Wore out rear end yolk. Somebody sold me the sleeve that I was able to hammer on right over the damaged yolk machined fit I wonder if any of you fellas heard of those… bob
  9. mowerman
    OK, thanks for that
  10. mowerman
    Yes, most most of us do
  11. mowerman
    I guess King Trump will be here tomorrow. I will be there.
  12. mowerman
    Right?????? I was gladly entertain her. She is probably our age now also, I would gladly accept both looks like a 69 or a 68.
  13. mowerman
    I actually drove two of them but just briefly I forgot all about that. I do remember this steering wheel were huge.
  14. mowerman
    I don’t know anything about them, but I expect there’s probably a pretty good size plate. You can remove inside the cab.
  15. mowerman
    Hell, I haven’t even thought of that
  16. mowerman
    It looks like a corn binder. I really like the long nose.
  17. mowerman
    But then again with something that Old, there’s really not a whole lot that could go wrong with it. Everything mechanical if the engine is tight, why not
  18. mowerman
    I do believe if you’re going to travel very far to camp, you certainly need something a little newer
  19. mowerman
    excellent,,,,looks like it does have new tires and rims
  20. mowerman
    well another coat sander worked real good but the disc fell off after a while,i dont think i put enough spray on it
  21. mowerman
    ok just about ready to start,,,thought i would try this rigid orbital,,,its brand new,last time i tryed to use it,,,the stickon sanding discs kept flying off,,,bought this high powered sticky spray,lets see what happens
  22. mowerman
    Hell, almost missed this one clearly all of us did thanks for that… bob
  23. mowerman
    All I can remember is a cream color with brown trim sorry no pictures. They are out there. Somebody posted one a while back right on here guys standing in front of it with bellbottoms pants or at least flare legs good luck it was double clutching weasel posted a bunch of them recently
  24. mowerman
    Didn’t know this till lately most people around here don’t have flood insurance
  25. mowerman
    Excellent thanks for that

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