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    Tony Miller is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 1997 Chevy Suburban 2500 7.4L 454
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    I think it's my grey hair that makes it hard on me. LOL But really, It is hard because this suburban is BIG and you have to climb into the engine to reach everything.

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    Yeah, when I was younger, I used to like pu's and my 55 chevy. You could climb in and set on the fender well or radiator, and work on it even in the rain. Now I'm glad I lowered my 66 pu cause I can barely get in anymore without bout killing myself. It's the little things that are such a pain now, (literally).

    Ya know youre getting old when stuff that aint supposed to be stiff is. And stuff thats supposed to be stiff Aint.

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    I went to an NSRA show a short while back and did the swap meet thing - where you stand in about the same place all day. It really gives you a 'perspective' on weight distribution on many menfolk (and a few of the others) in their seniorhood (i.e. over 50). Yeah, my chest has fallen a bit, but I can still wear 36 waist pants without too much of a dunlap and I've gone by the 65 summers mark a bit.

    Now, what this has to do with a Chebbie distributor location........
    Dave W
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