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I know a gal living in Parker, CO. near that toll road. She loaned her brother a car while he was between owning vehicles. He drove through the toll hiway daily for weeks with out bothering to pay. Dear sis got a bill for more than the car was worth. Meanwhile, brother moved to FL.

the name was Timothy Treadwell.

Guys like this is why I lock my animals up at night.

Gopher

I have a Coues head in the freezer needing done. I'm on the west side, how to get it there?

Gave me tingly sensation. Thanks for posting.

I remember watching this horse with what I considered a silly name, win the Triple Crown while setting track records at each race. Secretariat was also known as Big Red at the barn. A nick name he shared with a great cousin many times removed, Man O War. Here's to the animal companions that enrich our lives. Whether it's a dog that is always on the hunt or a horse that refuses to lose.

Enjoy your tag(s), DB.

Cry me a river...

I must have 6 pairs of these, love em.

I wear OP's whenever I can find them. Otherwise the nameless ones I bought at the swap meet, (2 for $5) a year ago been working fine.

Make sure and use a chain lead on that

I got one somewhere, let me dig around... How heavy is your fluke?

It's a long haul, lots of tiny coastal towns and switchbacks. I'd recommend the Reagan Library and Hearst Castle for sure. You probably won't get more than a couple hundred miles at the most per day. My son's home is right on CA-1 in Pacifica. Take your fishing pole.

PM me the prices please.

Lookin good

Creative!

Go with the bigger hemi. I have a couple friends complaining that the 5.7 isn't towing well, but then they had been driving diesels previously. If you decide to keep the truck long term, at around the 250,000 mile marker the difference you paid for in poor fuel mileage would have paid for the Cummins. And which do you think would have the greater resale value? And no, the new Cummins are not noisy they are incredibly quiet.

Dont give up on your steel just yet. You may have good steel for gongs just needing heat treatment. I can help you with that if there's decent carbon content in your steel. I can fit up to a 14" plate in my forge. Take a grinder to your steel and observe the Sparks. If the Sparks are bright and numerous, your steel surplus may be worth working with, specially when you consider the cost of AR400-500 steel and shipping.

What steel are you using and where are you located?

Lemonchello is our specialty.

AR-500 gongs and portable stands. Round 12" X 3/8" 2-8" X 3/8" rectangular gongs. Rifle or pistol. $160 (cat sold separately)

From 0-35mph in 3 strides..

the stand breaks down easily into about 5-6 pieces, will fit in a sport bag. I'm far west but can meet up, I'll be on the east side tomorrow. Pm me your phone number.