Search results

I think the expression commonly used in situations like this is: - OMG

I like your tune, Truckaholic; it's rocking', great fiddle break, good harmonies, and also you all have some pretty funny lyrics in there. [thumbzup] I'm also liking the opening reference to the "truck pull". There was a great tractor pull song back in the day here by a Local D.C. band called...

That's building the excitement, Aussie Bloke. [thumbzup] What's the plan for "first steps" once you got your hands on her!?

I look forward to hearing what YOU have to say, rustystud, because it is always backed up with some interesting experience; frequently a good story, and also is always useful. It's like we're some kind of mutual aid society or something, you know!? [thumbzup]

Well, if you're going to get stuck, go ahead and get GOOD and stuck, you know!? Thanks for the videos. [thumbzup] Don't think that crowd was enough out of reach of that winch line (they can do squirrelly things), but glad it all went well.

It's hard not to love the old Herc's, real war horses if ever there were any. No glamor, but they just get the job done; everywhere and anywhere.

Oh yeah, I didn't mean combat. I'm just not familiar with the rig is all. Please keep us all posted of the re-build. It's a "beaut"!

I'm liking that trailer; never run across one before. Nice score. [thumbzup] Does it haul a designated conex of some kind, or is it more general purpose?

You can source phenolic handles at U.S. Plastics, and I think that Gemplers might also carry them. Here's a link to some of the product at U.S.P.: http://www.usplastic.com/search/?q=phenolic+handles&view=g&refinements=~category=Knobs

It's all terrific either way you slice it. Thanks a million for the video!

I get it, the old "soap-on -a-rope" idea, hanging right off the air-intake: - Something real simple and elegant about that solution (painted O.D., of course). AND it would make a real conversation-starter, like "Hey, Bud; What's THAT all about!?" :-)

Your truck looks great. And I'm OK with the guy next to you; a Chevelle, right? From back when Chevy still had it going on. Did you chat him/her up? I'm supposing a sweet V-8 in there (his hood; not yours), that right?

Compared to none, any picture is a good picture. Thanks for the shot.

Wow, that's a mighty clean looking paint job. [thumbzup] I'm not believing that's just an accident. You must have prepped the H*** out of that trailer before spraying. Is that right!? Nice work.

I'm amazed how much you get done in a day, QJ; nice looking work, too. [thumbzup] Those look like hex-head screws, so how do you countersink those without losing the connection with the driver-head: - Does the built-in washer on the screw just crush the wood ahead of the driver-head? I'm...

"Loud-and-Clear" on the link, battlecr, and your half-track is amazingly quiet; I wouldn't have expected that. I love that your camera is mounted on the gun; excellent: - Is that a .50 caliber? - And just curious, but what range are you zeroed-in on the sights for that gun!?

That's great way to describe the resulting total destruction. Great overall summary and explanation, Matt. Thanks for the education!

No kidding; that's a nice spot there, Carlo.

A Big Win. Congratulations. [thumbzup]

Oh, Man; that's cold. That's just COLD...