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KenO

@wingman55 You must be of my vintage ... Book matches were great for cleaning points and/or setting, plus cleaning plugs - BUT, I haven't seen a matchbook in decades ...

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Thank you - I am a bit ashamed that I never thought of this on my own ... Both safety and convenience ... I used to do it with drill chuck keys, but now most are keyless ...

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Brake fluid moisture absorption - Especially in cars that get less use and more storage.

KenO · ‎18-08-2020

I realize you do not need my approval ... I did agree with the first 8 choices, but the Jag and Iso Grifo would not have made my list. I would not be able to keep down to 10, so I won't bother with a flourish of other choices ... I yield back!

KenO · ‎17-08-2020

I read the tutorial and did as instructed ... Several times, somewhere in the area of 6 times, I watched the photo upload and then got an error message that didn't tell me what the error was ... So I simple repeated what I had done and each time as the upload completed there was an error message ... The 'Body' that I wrote seemed to save and then I tried the photo again and found the servers were closed ... Please, I really wanted the hat or I wouldn't have been up at 05:30 to go for a dawn drive ... And now it works! So, follows is my 'Body' copy from yesterday ... I went out for a brisk drive @ Dawn this morning ... I left my wife at home as she is still recovering from 6 Chemo Treatments. YES, all is good, she is just worn out! Here sits our 1950 Chevy 3100 Pick-up Survivor "Tweety" under the Alabama State Flag that hangs on the front of "Tweety's" garage. This was my first solo drive since I drove "Tweety" home! Dawn Drive in Alabama

KenO · ‎08-08-2020

I had a Ford Courier, then a Toyota HiLux ... loved them both ... got them gently used ... I bought a 2000 Ford Ranger new and still have it ... bought it while I was a stonemason (heavy, hard loads ... still works great for me every few weeks now ... I suppose if you want contractors to use your trucks, you have to enlarge the bed ... the rest of the truck leads or follows ...

KenO · ‎25-07-2020

WOW! My Uncle had the 300SL Gullwing. I had the 1965 BMW R69S - loved it ...

KenO · ‎02-07-2020

Kyle, I understand OH so completely, and then some! I have stopped building storage buildings for my projects. That indicates progress to me. I've even sold two, a 1974 Avanti II and a 1951 Ford F1 Pickup that already had a coyote, Mustang front suspension and Explorer disc brake rear. I kept the really good stuff: '67 VW Bug, '96 Miata, '77 MGB w/Rover aluminium V8; my fingers tire, so I'll not list the 3 others ... But it was worse when I was racing. I used the projects to pay for the racing. There was always a plethora of vehicles in various stages of repair. I guess the biggest difference was that while racing I was also an adrenaline junky. My 40+ year old Snap-On toolbox has patina now! I just looks so right.

KenO · ‎13-06-2020

"Toby" was my uncle. My mother was his sister. Denice is a gold digger *****. "Toby" was a 'Bad Boy' and that is apparently what Denise wanted. All of the 11 siblings put up a lot of money to finance "Toby's" Gone in 60 Seconds II. His death at the Tonawanda, NY industrial park shocked us all ... The legal battle with Denise to settle the 11 siblings' claim against the estate was finally settled less than a year ago.

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