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The world's best rat catching machine! And for catching rattlers? The Indigo Snake; they LOVE rattlesnake.

Not to worry. You'll find it just as soon as you don't need it anymore.

Easy is always good; nothing wrong with it.

You look new on board here, so for the record: - Welcome from Virginia.

I send my prayers for your Father, and for you, and all of the family. In the thoughtful words of our good Chaplain: Vayas con Dios.

That stop action slow-motion was a treat, and I'll agree with you about the Grumman TBF Avenger. That guy was so low, I'd almost say it was foolhardy (you know, like in dangerous!) The Mitsubishi Zero had it more close to right I'm thinking (and very cool to see them all, but a Zero?! Extra...

Fort Drum? That CAN'T be Fort Drum: there isn't any snow....anywhere. Are you maybe playing a trick on all of us!?

EIGHT leafs to each spring!!! Is that standard!? Or did you build them up for heavy hauling?

Well, yeah; you got me there for sure.

Have you considered staining the boards, instead of painting them? The only reason I ask is that the problem with paint is that it can flake off over time, but stain doesn't present that problem (it's "in" the wood; not "on" it). But maybe you knew that already.

It sure is looking clean! I'm guessing you let it all slide for the rooftop.

Armor for the Road Warrior

That truck looks clean enough to eat off; sure is a pretty sight. :beer:

It's looking real good. The fit on that sheetmetal is impressive. :jumpin:[thumbzup]

When the going gets tough, the tough get going: excellent call. :jumpin: [thumbzup]

A second here to that motion: - You were the right man for the hour.

Maybe that's not all bad: - At least it should chase everybody out of your way. :naner::mrgreen:

I hope you solved it. Who doesn't like an easy fix!?

Hey, Crusher; just got both our daughters all settled back into their University (a fourth year and a first year; both at the same school), and so getting our first taste of "empty nesting".