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I only got to drop in for a couple hours this year, but it was nice to see the show growing.

Had a great time. Dad enjoyed seeing some of the Vietnam era stuff again.

Can't wait to get off work, I'm expecting to show up at Denton about 19:00. Depends on how traffic goes here in Charlotte.

That's my wife. First and last time we camped was near mammoth cave right after we got married 15 yrs ago.

The day I tell the wife to wash the camper;-)

That is really good information, wow I'll be careful.

Has anyone removed this pin? I can see mine is likely seized since the floor flexes a little while pressing the pedal. It's in a spot that makes hammering the end near impossible. I suppose I could remove the transmission cover though.

I currently have the same leak, and am going to change the filters and gaskets soon. Question, I read in other posts that the canister bolts are different lengths and need to be installed correctly. For reference does anyone know what positions the bolts go?

Thats interesting. By fire pit do you mean a ring to contain fires or one of those things people put on patios?

I'm not far from there and planning to attend.

They aren't really daily drivers in winter for the faint of heart. You'll be just about as warm if you ride your bike. Unless you work very hard at sealing all the drafty cracks, then to really make it toasty you could put carpet on all the metal. The arctic heater might be better, I have the...

I had the same, goo on my valve Covers. It's gone now that I drove it a long enough distance. I was only taking short 10-40 mile trips all the time in not so warm weather. I also lose about a gallon of water in a short time. Definitely not head gasket related for me either. I've so far been...

Here's a few pics I took that turned out pretty good, the sun angle wasn't really great for lighting up the birds. The other side of the runway would have been ideal.

That plane was modified with a glass nose for bombardier training. Its complete with a Norden bomb sight.

On Saturday I was amazed at the number of people. I got there early and got a good spot to sit. Very cool show for a small airport. Very nice WWII era camp set up with vehicles as well.

Exactly, lots of parts have rebuild tags, been swapped to keep one running, etc. No way to tell other than as is.

Your gonna have one **** of a tailgate machine and everyone's gonna see it coming. As for the auto vs manual, I'll tell ya that my wife cannot make a manual car/truck move much at all, but can drive and shift my deuce. They are clunky and hard to shift compared to a modern vehicle, but I guess...

Yeah the good ole loud and awesome stuff.

If I would have learned of it in time I would have emailed the event to see if they wanted some more MVs to park around the event. I haven't been successful at editing the title.

Haha, yeah. Posted from my tablet, my fingers are usually one step ahead of my brain with that thing.