To me, the Daytona is the sexist car ever built. I will most likely take another year to finish this car. If I have the energy at that time I will look at a Daytona kit.
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I like how you hung the car body up and out of the way.
Great job on the car
Close behind the E type
Wrong answer bitch, lol.
Yes
And definitely yes.
I was thinking of the Tehachapi loop, but Tehachapi is way too far South.
Imagine what he might have written if he had some experience:
I didn't get it, either.
For page 4440, here's my 4440. Bought this in April. The hour meter said 4380 hours. The oil filter had the last oil changed at 4227 hours last year in July. It was built in 1981. Quad Range transmission.
That was a morning oil check three weeks ago. That oil has had 50 hours of PTO RPM, and it still looks that clean.
105° outside and the temp gauge stayed in the middle of the green. I believe I got a good one. No computers, no DEF. It will probably live longer than I do.
That was a morning oil check three weeks ago. That oil has had 50 hours of PTO RPM, and it still looks that clean.
105° outside and the temp gauge stayed in the middle of the green. I believe I got a good one. No computers, no DEF. It will probably live longer than I do.
Nice counterweight.
Well, explain it another dumbass GI, willya?
I see. Never much for game shows.
I heard they hired Hunter to count the votes.
Neighbor got a Kubota baler I’ve never seen round bales so tight, other neighbor lost a Deere combo like that a few weeks ago. Drove it in the pond to keep the whole county from burning down.
Must be nice to have some hay to roll up! Pretty much nothing in our side of North Texas.
If that baler catches fire, and if I can't get that fire put out, I have a 3 pound hammer in the tool box on the tractor. Drive out the hitch pin, and pull off from the baler.
I can get another baler, but replacing the 4440 with one just as good would be extremely difficult.
I'm 1 mile into Fannin County from the Hunt County line.
46" of rain 15 August 2022, to 11 July 2023.
But that 11 July rain was the last one I had. The ground has big cracks. Par for the course, summer in North Texas.
I don't think we have had a third of that in Erath county
Pecos County 5.5 inches since January 1st to date.
Here’s some motivation. My first custom rifle.
