From the rockies
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From the rockies
Hi from colorado! looks like the place to be for sharing some solid tech.info and the common love, hate relationship we have with our rides in pursuit of BIGGER,BETTER,FASTER,STRONGER WE SHALL OVERCOME or have the busted knuckles to prove we tryed! Glad to be here!!
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welcome brother,now that is a bad a** burb...looks like you built it to be used...and from the sound of your intro you are the lucky one installing the parts...enjoy your stay!
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Hey thanks for the warm welcome and as we all know we can't ever hear enough praise for our projects can we! hey Gwampa i like that saying of yours at 52 i have a couple of grandgirls myself and they love their Papa's toys,my nephew said it best one day he said gee unk ! everything you got is big! Only out of the mouths of babes will you hear purity and truth! Sometimes whether you want it or not LOL ! Again thanks guys good to be among folks of the same mind and passions !
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My parts and others !!
YA im the lucky one and believe me when i tell you its only the tip of the iceburg brother with a crazy wife that has the same passions and four kids grown that have been exposed to our lunicy and also indulge boys and girls alike i have to fight for garage space LOL Woulnt have it any other way A it sure beats sitting on the pourch yelling at parked cars that look like their going to fast "YOUNG AT HEART AND NO SIGNS OF CHANGING"
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Thanks for the comments. As a grandparent you must exercise your god given right to spoil those grand kids...so be at it. The saying is from Carlsbad, NM and is on the wall of a middle school gymnasium. I'd seen it before but with the grand kids it stuck this time.