Anybody know where Jass is?
- Thread starter v8440
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restoman
The paint fumes have cleared so I'm
Diplomat_Wagon
Hiding In The Bushes While
A sexy car.
dodgedifferent2
hung like a stud field mouse and
it is so sexy it has a few wheels off and showing its undercarriage
dodgedifferent2
hung like a stud field mouse and
i know too but i aint telling ... nope not I
68R/T
I got drunk and swallowed my teeth, now
Dr.Jass
Pastor of Muppets
Yes, v8440 was the source of all the joy involved in my acquiring the '74 Challenger, which is (was) the black car in his photo gallery that occasionally pops up in the banner. More importantly, Stretch and I got to spend a very enjoyable, if wet, day moving parts to and fro, seeing a little of Montgomery, and in my case, riding in The Appliance (his Geo Prison). All this was courtesy of Neil, a.k.a. v8440, who is one hell of a good guy. Thanks for everything, Neil, but thank you the most for helping me achieve a dream I hadn't thought possible in many years. It's everything I could've hoped and a lot more. She's in good hands.
Also special thanks to board members Stretch and GGWild for helping me to get the car home. 'Twas a long four days, and both were real troopers about loading the car and all the parts while it was raining. Stretch was mostly "musckle" and moral support, while GGWild provided the diesel Ram 2500 and actually bought an enclosed trailer in the South so I'd only have to pay the extra fuel of pulling a trailer in one direction. :dance:
I'm literally too wiped out from the weekend to have gone to work today. I finally got done moving everything into the garage around 9:30 last night and despite 8 hours of solid sleep in my own bed, I still feel like I got run over by a Challenger rather than having bought one. :doh:
It's a great problem to have.
Also special thanks to board members Stretch and GGWild for helping me to get the car home. 'Twas a long four days, and both were real troopers about loading the car and all the parts while it was raining. Stretch was mostly "musckle" and moral support, while GGWild provided the diesel Ram 2500 and actually bought an enclosed trailer in the South so I'd only have to pay the extra fuel of pulling a trailer in one direction. :dance:
I'm literally too wiped out from the weekend to have gone to work today. I finally got done moving everything into the garage around 9:30 last night and despite 8 hours of solid sleep in my own bed, I still feel like I got run over by a Challenger rather than having bought one. :doh:
It's a great problem to have.
v8440
Well-known member
Sure was good finally meeting you. Thanks again for the meal at Golden Corral. I think we got your money's worth there. I'm so glad to have the room back that the car and parts were taking up, I can now straighten other stuff up and not have to leave stuff outside. I had to take a nap after I got off work Saturday, and I don't think I was really totally caught up on rest until yesterday. I know you guys were in much worse shape, as you had to handle the trip back AND the unloading.
Dr.Jass
Pastor of Muppets
Yeah, after numerous phone & PM conversations it felt good to actually shake your hand as well. Thanks for the nickel tour of Montgomery... I can still hear the dude from Golden Corral barkin' at me.
Now everything in your driveway runs... what the hell? If you need to move one of those pickups or the Z-car, you'll actually be able to clear access to any one of them easily. You also got what, 75% of your shed back? What are you going to do with yourself?
Now everything in your driveway runs... what the hell? If you need to move one of those pickups or the Z-car, you'll actually be able to clear access to any one of them easily. You also got what, 75% of your shed back? What are you going to do with yourself?