Frosty

All the time you are paying for this experience. Pass.

And that's what I am leaving for your treat when you, GE, and notallthere come to my door at 3 am this Halloween too. GE gave me some of "ol Smokey and ol' Granddad when I was in NC last February. Finest kind!

Agreed and their TV commercial hamsters will have to get real jobs. Let's face it, Alvin and the Chipmunks, they ain't.

I like to use Percy's WheelRite measuring tool to be sure a certain tire or wheel will fit Lucy. It's less than $100 and it's easy to use on any vehicle. You can order it from SummitRacing.com and have it priority shipped if you need it in a hurry. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/php-01201

Brodix heads huh? Something tells me that the truck's one wheel burn out is going to get a lot longer in the near future.

True.....not to be confused with a regular moron. However, GE just happens to call one of his stumpwaters "Ol' Smokey" too.

Yes, you need the rest!

Might happen more often than you'd like - you never know !

Thank you sir. Retirement is my fondest wish in next 4.5 years. While I like my current job and colleagues, working in the IT business the last 35 years is not something I would ever repeat. There has been such constant change and a lack of security and loyalty to IT workers that I would never recommend it to my kid. I switched companies 3 times in 27 years without ever leaving my desk. The people and camaraderie is what I miss about my GM days. I've been unemployed and under employed more in the last 8 years than one person should have to endure. So going back to work (in IT) is not something I would ever look forward to once I retire. So what do you fill all your time with?

Good luck with that, let me know if it works. Yeah,, sure.... help give notallthere some ideas why don't ya'?!?! Frankly GE I didn't expect anything less...after all its got a Hemi too.

That's the simple answer stratman.

Thought for the day.

The mom and pop dealers could go under - eventually.

Last Indian, every retiree I know tells me the same thing. They are busier now than when they were working. Okay I accept that for a moment. Does that mean any of them want to go back to their old job? The answer is a universal heck no. So that means they have filled their career/working time with hobbies, spending time with the grand kids/family, volunteer/community service work, honey do list, doctors appointments, or bucket list activities. Essentially things they enjoy doing (for the most part). Also, ever day for a retiree is essentially Saturday. So what am I missing? Besides the reduction in pay and benefits?

Yeah but the thought of ripping a really good one in a brand new BMW or Mercedes leather seat is too good a thing for you to pass up.

I am enjoying Last Indian''s fab work here too. I am impressed. I'd love to have that much spare time on my hands to begin with. I hope to get there some day.

They are sneaky that way. They bite you constantly and then sneak into your heart.

I thought we didn't believe in protectionism in these days of globalization and global markets? Of course, I did enough the fictional results of counter-protectionism in Tom Clancy's Debt of Honor.

I think this is SPRINT6's area of expertise. How do you know you need a total rebuild or you just planning on a worse case scenario?

Sweet '69 Judge!

Sweet low mileage 2+2. My question is how did someone manage to keep it so low mileage? Especially a 421 with a stick! Thanks for sharing the pictures 31pontiac!

I guess some of us will have to go to the North American International Auto Show and find out.

I guess that makes me a Troll, eh?

Great picture. Are you a Yooper?