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Guess the stress gets to everybody...more than some can bear.

Ah-hah!..finally found it. Don't know if this truck is still available, I also saw it somewhere for sale cheaper, but it really doesn't look bad for the price.Probably was listed in Wheels of Time or something. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?showtopic=9468

Hey,just noticed another birthday today-happy birthday David!

Now for the real story-

Jeff told me I should carry a gallon of gas too-just in case the truck catches fire.

chains too-pretty neat! I gotta go to Orchard Park,then load in Erie,Pa. for Superior Wisconsin. Not really looking forward to that trip.

I feel so foolish!..signal fire-good thinking!

That's where I got my Pre-Mix B-model mixer.It was $59.00 when I got it,now it's $99.00. http://www.firstgeartrucks.com/store/home.php?cat=16 You can go to the web address at the top,right click on it,then left click "copy". Then when you come back here you just right click again in your post,then left click "paste" and the web address will be there-or whatever you copy.

But what about the bag of cheetos,cookies,and a pepsi?

All reasonable equipment to have...but what are the rolling papers for?

Kinda like this-

I don't think there's really such a thing as the english thievenizing machine he claims to have.

I knew this was gonna be a good one. Take that!

I picked up a USA Today Wednesday and an article in it about the weather said that over 70% of the U.S. was snow covered, and every state in the lower 48 reported snow on the ground-except one. You are correct,that would be Florida!

That looks lot like the one a fellow known as "Sweet Pea" had when I was growing up in Cumberland county. It had a 455 Olds engine, and I think it was a 4 speed, but i'm not sure.It was a terror on the streets, even being basically stock, and guys would come from all over to race him,and they usually lost. I remember when he blew the engine in it one time, and he had a guy named Max rebuild it at Cumberland Auto Service. As soon as he finished the engine they took it down rt. 60 from Cumberland headed east just as wide open as it would run for miles.60 is arrow straight,just a little hilly,almost to the Powhatan co. line and they just matted it the whole way,then turned around and came back the same way,wfo! That's not the recommended practice, but he never blew the engine again.

Good idea, probably better than using a fixed rope and crampons to get up on that.

I need to figure a way to bottle all this and sell it...they be sum funny muh-fuggahs on here!

Kinda hard to make out Clem.

yep,still looks much the same.

I liked that green and white B-model about 2 minutes in-before that my favorite was the blond in the red jacket,boots,and tight fitting jeans.

A great big round spiny looking thing-looks like it was "ribbed for her pleasure"...never mind.