Some of you may find this interesting. Planning to mount the dash today.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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This is why I spend time on the Hide. So much learning potential, including the ass-lube dip tank. I'll never use that one, but for certain, knowing about it has "enriched" my life.
With Apple, you have to realize they know what you need, regardless of what you want. Beyond that, no doubt they identified you as a conservative, so they invoked the "gun-wielding nutjob" filter set. Enjoy...
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The other day it changed “sit on my face” to “shit on my face” nice try apple
In Albany, Western Australia at present on our travels, it has a huge natural harbor and was used to assemble the troop convoys in WW1.
I have a small digital clock on my desk at work, bought at Walmart, made by SHARP. I bought it mostly because it has USB charging ports. I’d never seen a digital clock that didn’t keep time before this. Heck I didn’t really know it was possible. But it gains about three minutes a month.
Smarter then most gun counter guys I’ve talked too…..
Don’t know why gun counter guys won’t use google if they don’t know the answer it’s not stupid to learn something you don’t know, but it’s stupid to lie.
"Nice try Apple", as he's wiping the shit off of his face....The other day it changed “sit on my face” to “shit on my face” nice try apple
At least I didn’t lick my fingers
It wasn't Helms for me as we were in Northern California. Living in Fairfield as dad was stationed at Travis.
In your case your vibrating butt plug is locked out
I had to reset my keyboard back to the as new.
It was good for about two weeks and then it started adding in every misspelled word from the entire global user base. I might reset it again.
All day every day @ the Sands Convention Center "G" Hall.
According to the size of the car compared to the tools, that’s a tiny car.
So damn cool. Keep the pics coming.
I’m tuning in late on this project, is that a Factory Five kit?
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Hi Mike,
it is a cobra kit. Estimated dry weight when completed will be 2400 pounds. I didn’t include windshield wipers or heater because there is very little room.
I would love to build a type 65 coupe, but I will be another year building this car, mostly because the body work will take so much time. Cobra kits are taking 9 months for delivery from when you pay a deposit.
That was my first guess as to what’s it was, correct tiny car. I’d have to sit in the trunk area to drive it lol.
DD,
yes, it is a factory five.
Since there is some interest, I will post a few pictures and explain.
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Toss up between a 65 and the 35 truck for me if I ever were to build one.
The GTM supercar is pretty cool as well. Can’t imagine a new LT6 chevy motor in one of those not being fun
Mike bragging about his 3.2" penis again?
Trust him, DD, he's speaking from deep experience!
I watched this and got pissed off. Enjoy, or not.
Its 3.3 now the extenze you let me borrow is working.
Using a coyote generation 3 motor with a Tremec T56 transmission. That’s my buddy Dave helping me install.
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Should have plenty of ass. Can’t wait to see it completed! Good luck on the rest of it and will be looking forward to pics.
1967 performing CPR on a power pole. The guy hanging upside down did survive.
In another life, practicing the rescue part (with a weighted, full-size tactical ted style dummy) was a requirement to keep my job. We never did the foreplay thing with the "injured" party though.
Keith
So, IIRC, gen 3 is 460 BHP stock. If you keep it stock and have a good exhaust and tune, that should be at least 475. Your little hot rod is going to be a neck snapper. Should be a blast - the challenge may be to get it to hook up well.
Love the build. Tell Dave that’s a sweet Canadian Tuxedo…
When the site went down earlier it made me remember that I was going to load ammo this morning while it was still cool enough to hang in a closed garage. Can't leave the doors open due to any breeze messing with my scales. Loaded up 216* rounds in 2.5-3 hours. Cases were ready to load, so only weighing and seating. Only forgot to fill one case but figured that out and pulled the bullet and refilled and reseated.
*lost two rounds the other day to the void between the driveway and stoop. The crack isn't that big but swallowed the two that I knocked in there and small enough that I couldn't retrieve them. I tried but I managed to push them farther in. One other was lost at a match last month and one other was sacrificed to the Aztec mode of an Amp annealer. Only down four pieces after five loading/four firings. I'll take that as pretty good.
Edit: Forgot the Motivational Picture.
*lost two rounds the other day to the void between the driveway and stoop. The crack isn't that big but swallowed the two that I knocked in there and small enough that I couldn't retrieve them. I tried but I managed to push them farther in. One other was lost at a match last month and one other was sacrificed to the Aztec mode of an Amp annealer. Only down four pieces after five loading/four firings. I'll take that as pretty good.
Edit: Forgot the Motivational Picture.
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I’d be happy if they’d just make the gawd dammed space bar work on my iPad………
