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No kidding, that is some fine work. Did you do all that on a metal brake of some kind?

That's one great paint job, and a real nice color choice, too. What's the use you got planned?

That is a load of bad news, overlordofmars. Man, I am sorry you were hit that way.

How is the weather shaping up down there for the Rally, you all got cool and cloudy?

Did you ever use the stuff before? Does it work well, no learning curve? Did I ask enough questions?!! Need more???!!!!!!!

You're always working on something, Bulldogger, you're made of good stuff. To my drinking buddy! :beer:

Looks good. [thumbzup]

Your rig looks great, 87m998. I guess I never really focused on them before on any HMMWV, but are those transmission shift levers of yours stock?

They always seem so handy, so you left some of the tie-downs remaining, that right, BDGR? What's your plan for the trailer, camping maybe?

The Russian vids are always so first-class, purely professional productions. Thanks for the post, USSR. Two quick questions: - at 0:08 that rubber-tired vehicle looked to drop off the ramp submerged, is it submersible? - at 1:46 what is the purpose of the "pincers" on the front of that...

Go where the weak dare not tread: - THERE is reward there for your courage!

Just curious (and plain don't know much): - So what is the principle behind the one cylinder-per-axle set up, less effort from the brake pedal?

What's the old carpenter's saying: - Measure twice, cut once, screw up anyway, start over That's it, right?! You have a good outlook, thmpr, more power to you. A sense of humor goes a long way in this world. Saint Vincent, is he the patron saint of Patience (or is it maybe Bad Breaks)?!

Working construction as a younger buck, whatadeuce, we called those five and six foot-length bars the "misery sticks". Right handy when you needed them, absolutely, but they could sure wear you out using them a while. :jumpin:

Pheasant must be their cousins. Flushing one of them (in a non-hunting situation), will similarly scare the living daylights out of any unsuspecting body (almost put me into the old "fibrillation" one time). It's a good tactic!

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That's a fine growing motor pool you got there, ceetwarrior, and the latest beast is a great addition. [thumbzup]

Okay, so please tell me, plowboy, Where's Waldo?! Are you talking about the cottontail (or is that a hare), hanging out by the gatepost? I'm not thinking a hare would hold still that long.

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Welcome to you, ceetwarrior, from over here East in Virginia. And yes the site hosts pics, but not sure what to tell you about posting albums. Maybe try posting one at a time, is that workable for you?