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07-05-2013 06:06 PM #316
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WooHoo!! Happy Birthday, Mike!! That will hold a lot of ice cream!
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07-05-2013 06:09 PM #317
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Thanks! it's a good lookin' piece and almost a shame to hide it under a car! LOL..
Now, more Ice Cream!
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07-05-2013 06:12 PM #318
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If you keep eating all that ice cream you can just hide it under the shadow of your belly.....
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07-05-2013 06:14 PM #319
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Yeah, Yeah, Yeah.... I know... stop rubbing it in!!! 8-) Originally Posted by randyr
If you keep eating all that ice cream you can just hide it under the shadow of your belly.....
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07-05-2013 06:19 PM #320
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Hmmmm......rubbing it in would be considerably less fattening than eating it I suppose...... Originally Posted by 34_40
but hey, it's your birthday!!! Eat it!!!
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07-05-2013 06:27 PM #321
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Now you're just being silly! HAH!
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What?? Building a new tool shed, Mike?? Originally Posted by 34_40
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07-06-2013 03:01 AM #323
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Sorry... lost something in the translation... I didn't get it! Tool shed? To take R2 out behind it maybe?? Originally Posted by rspears
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Oh, Mike, the "tool shed" reference is connected to an old joke about expanding the mid-section to the point of creating a shelter, aka "shed" over a particular "special tool". However, in so doing, it's possible to make the "shed" so large that it becomes difficult to access the "tool" when you really need to use it........ Originally Posted by 34_40
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Every good tool needs shelter, or at least a shelf.
Education is expensive. Keep that in mind, and you'll never be terribly upset when a project goes awry.
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Must be a Mid-West "thing".... LOL..
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Well this weekend I shed the "tool shed".. and crawled around under the car and got that new basepan installed. wasn't bad to do all things considered. The steering rack mount was just barely touching one corner but the mount is slotted at the bolts so it was an easy adjustment. 7 quarts of oil with the filter.
Hey Meller, you need a basepan to replace that leaky one you had?
Next stop, dual quads!
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Originally Posted by 34_40
now you're talking!!!
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Spent some hours getting the carbs apart and ready for the soaking. I had forgotten how bad those Holley gaskets can cling and harden up!
I was blissfully unaware until about 2 pm... LOL.. anyway, it's progress..
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----and the longer the old carbs set the worse the gaskets are to get off!!!!! Betcha they go together with the new non-stick gaskets?????
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Thank you JOATMON That's the fitting I was wanting to try. Ordered it and will see if that works.
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