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SignUp Now!Ain't saying 1 thing more ti it happens Matt.
Um, no.OMG.... Charlie your having a kid?
Um, no.
I brought a Christmas tree home in the truck today. This is the 40th year I have done it in the old truck. My wife never rides in it now that it's noisy and rides like a buckboard, but she went with me and we talked about 354,000 miles of life in that tin can. 44 states and 3 Canadian Provinces hauling a travel trailer, or carrying a Suzuki motocrosser around Florida. Not for the person that likes comfort. That's why it has not been away from home for the last 25 years.
I read that article! I actually have it layed out in my office right at my wifes eye line... so she has a bit of justifacation as to why i now have 6 minitrucks. I knew this was going to come years ago.. it happens every time there is an economy failure. car guys wanna build... and if they cant afford a classic or muscle car body they turn to whats cheap and available. Minitrucks are light, big enough bays for most engines and parts are fairly available. hoard it while you can! the hipsters will be coming!A recent issue of Hot Rod had an editorial by David Frieberger that said these old mini trucks are making a comeback. It's the start of a trend on the west coast he said. I paid $3,100.00 for it new in 74. It now could be worth $6,000.00, according to the article. The only problem is, I have probably put over $20,000.00 in it over the years.
I have marriage figured out after 44 1/2 years. Keep your mouth shut unless spoken to, order all parts on the QT and put them in the garage upon arrival. Take them out in a few months and state that they were on the shelf for years. Never forget an anniversary or birthday ( I-Phone calendar alerts ). Never say dinner was not good. I had to eat at Burger King the one time I said it. I knew my wife was for me when she agreed to sleep in the back seat of my 66 390 Fairlane in the infield at the 1969 Daytone 500 in 40 degree weather. Going fishing on our honeymoon and pushing my motocrosser through the pits after a race proved how great she is.
Did you try the forgot password link? Sometimes it sends the forgot password email to junk mail. just saying... i have a feeling you checked that but might as well put it out there.Hey its Billy (Goat) couldn't login into my old account and it never just reset my password.