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Talk about a reeeeal bucket seat---

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I got my project car (70 convert) running yesterday after it had been sitting under an oak tree for at least 10 years. Anyway couldn't wait to take it around the block so I put a five gallon bucket on the new floor pan and took "GREEN THUNDER" (no muffler) for a spin. The wife was miffed. Anyone else have that effect on the old lady?
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That first ride is great isn't it. SWMBO get irritated all the time. I once made the mistake of putting the front quarters in the master bath tub to scrub them.( It was about 10 degrees outside) She seems to be getting used to the little things that make VMFers 'SPECIAL'
Dan

every man must have a toy
98 Dodge Ram (mobile tool box)
97 Grand Cherokee (family hauler)
66 Coupe 289/c-4 (The Other Woman)
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You are lucky you have somebody to keep you in line. Sometimes, I re-build my carburetor on the coffee table and I keep lumber in the front room and spare parts in the bedroom. Parts dip smells yucky in the house, but you get used to it, if you ain't got nobody to tell you not to. Notice my signature doesn't say anything about the X (hehehehe)

Dan
Be a good dad to your kids and phone your mom twice a week...
I recall someone a while ago using a lawn chair to drive with. As the saying goes where there's a will, there's a way.

68 GT500
68 1/2 CJ Coupe

MCA# 18519
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SWMBO is saying that we can't have any pool parties with hood, fenders, and gas tank leaning against the privacy fence around the pool (on the inside). Oh Well......I guess we just won't used the pool this year.

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'67 Coupe project car (Did I say project car? I meant pile of rust)
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