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I love a challenge! I can alter pictures, just like you can, but I can not make stickers or decals. I just learned what I know by trial and error, just fooling around with pictures- but i'm on it. Just as soon as I go cook these 2 steaks on the grill. Got a top sirloin for $2 and some change just because it had turned dark-that means it's aged right to me, it's not about to funk. After I marinate it in some Worcestershire and soy sauce nobody'll even know it's gone bad.

see? the mirror just keeps getting better. gotta go now...

Ah-hah! The things you can learn here! That reminded me of this article i'd read about the first Bighorn. I'd never put 2 and 2 together before, but it was indeed written by Tony Youngblood. This blue Bighorn was at Troutman too but either the year before or after the 2 900 models were.

a trick? naw, no way! I know a beautiful red neck trailer trash slut when I see one.

great day!..you could press her face in dough and make gorilla cookies! But except for that head...hmmmm, not too bad-I prob'ly would

Well, shhhhhoot...I think i'll go to the tractor pull over here on Pigeon Run rd. next weekend.

good answer right there! I got batteries from NAPA for my unit and they had a pretty good price on them too...but that was 5 or 6 years ago, they may have gone up by now. Everything else has.

Here's a couple of 900 Dodge's I saw in Troutman, N.C. a few years ago. They were out of Georgia and 2 of the best looking trucks there. I always liked the looks of the Bighorns. They were ahead of their time in looks, like a Diamond T, and were a better looking truck than most of the trucks on the road today.

I'm kinda likin' it so far.

Thank you.

thanks a lot

(expletive)!..never heard that story. maybe I should "accidently" break it and take it back. naw, that wouldn't work, that's bad luck too. well, it's her mirror.

Just made a trip over to the dumpster. Loaded both ways this time, no deadhead. Dropped off some trash and reloaded a nice looking mirror somebody left on the ground and brought it home. Wasn't even me this time, Jobyna wanted it-she's already got it cleaned up and setting in the bedroom. Not bad looking at all.

why sure

Just got back from Toga, Va. a little while ago. Been there most of the day. Pretty good time, and for a good cause. Didn't look like as good a turnout this year as there has been, "...but with this economy..." as all the politicians like to say, it wasn't bad either. Not as many vehicles in the car show, but what was there was nice. More motorcycles than i'd ever seen before, and quite a few tractors in the tractor show. As for the mixer, it's still got a little shake and shimmy, but nowhere near as bad as it was. Almost a pleasure to drive! 2 new steer tires should fix that, still got bias ply tires on the front. But it ran great. Here's some pictures of bikes, cars, babes, and barbecue. They cooked 3 hogs all night, then they took all the meat and chopped it up and put it in these aluminum pans with more bbq sauce and let it simmer on the grill until it's done. They also had barbecued chicken, sausage bistits, and hot dogs. S 10 pickup S 10 pickup engine '57 Chevy '67 Chevelle Ford row Mixer back at H.Q. BBQ on the grill Thought Rob was there... ...looked like his bike... No, she wasn't there, but I said babes, and since this is the hottest babe i've ever seen... photo by Vision386

Never been in a Starbucks either...probably never will.

I always liked the 3000 Whites too. I've heard them called them a "suicide White" but that is a neat looking cab.

you're right, let's get back on track. Hmmm...I dunno, this looks kinda painful. Interesting though.

you know what they say- "use it or lose it"

they even have a website- http://www.ferebee-johnson.com/index.html

At last- I now have 8 brand new used tires and wheels on that cement mixer truck! Finally got the last 3 wheels from Litchford's Garage at 8 this morning, then it was a mad scramble to get them on the truck. First I finished painting the wheels, putting the white strip on them, then I greased the truck while the wheels were drying, then... then the truck wouldn't start. It would start and run a few seconds and cut off. I took the filter off and it wasn't half full of fuel, so I poured it out, refilled it and put it back on. Starts up, runs a few seconds, then cuts of. Took the line off from the tank to the filter and it looked dry. Tom came out of the shop, he mounted all the tires on the wheels for me, and said "there's the problem,you're leaking fuel". So I jumped down and looked and the old braided line that comes out of the tank was leaking where it makes a bend and goes up under the cab. It wasn't leaking at first because i'd been all up under it greasing it just minutes before and there was no leak. I think the hose was so old it was probably sucking together on the inside. So I took the line off and went to Lynchburg to Ferebee-Johnson to get a new fuel line. The man said "what'd this come off of?". I said "a '65 Mack". He said "looks like it's been on there since '65". I said "probably has". Came back and put it on, got it started with some ether, backed up to the shop door, and went to jacking up, taking off, putting on, and sweating my ass off. Finished about 4:30, then I washed at it some, I was dog tired...still am. This would-should-have been done Wednesday, but the delay getting the wheels put me in a bind. Got 8 good looking 11R-22.5 Bridgestones on it now though. They're about 2 inches shorter than the 11:00-20's I took off. One of them was a Sears by the way. Don't remember ever seeing a Sears truck tire before-might be a '65 model too. Was gonna drive it down the road to check them out, but there was no way I was gonna try to get in 460 that time of day, especially on Friday.

whew!..glad you've got a good sense of humor and didn't send a posse after me...you didn't, did you?

you haven't seen scary yet-