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It might very well be their strategy for a last-minute campaign blitz. MV-of-the-Month is not for the weak of heart. Likely, even as we speak, there is right now secretly feverish activity underway in the War Room of everyone of the (12) nominees:

Congratulations. I see that was your first post here. Is it your first MV? Here's a welcome also, for the record, from here in Virginia. :beer:

Are there any "little" parts (springs, pins, washers) to fall out and get lost and lose track of, when you open up the hub? In other words what is the Pain-in-the=A** (PIA) index involved in opening up the hub?

And then "time is money", too. So the bill just keeps on piling up. :burn::shrugs:

As a matter of routine I always ask for the Day-of-the-Week discount (you know, Monday, Friday, or whatever it is that day). Every now and then I get something knocked off the cost. But it never occurred to me to go for the personal discount, plowboy, like you point out here. Thanks for that...

I didn't know that about window tinting. Does it make a "big" difference, or is it a "little" difference in the summertime?

That's too bad, because that there is a sharp looking ratter!

Hey Alex, is Brünhilde the name of your bulldog?

The pics are great, thank you. [thumbzup] Wondering about your half-scale cannon, is that a brass liner inside the tube? And that anti-tank gun is unusual, is it a 50mm piece?

Absolutely. Nobody wants anybody hurt. You know?!

Your "chain" rig for dealing with the split rims is simple and ingenious, nice!

You can't control the weather. The turn-out sounded pretty good (19 vehicles, right?) considering the weather in fact! Excellent and thorough AAR, outstanding.

I haven't had time to check out all of this vid yet, but it seems fitting to park it here: https://youtu.be/JSIgldbu5QU

So you're talking like a skid plate of some kind bridging the cross members, is that the plan?

Whatever "the bet" was for that box, it sure enough lost. That's no lie.

Was that the airframe used for USN anti-submarine warfare in the Pacific?

Got it. That was mentioned before, and it plumb evaded me and my weak mind at first. Because at first I was thinking "retaining wall" like "holding up soil" instead of "retaining wall" like "rip-rap to hold back erosion". I get it now. Thank you!

You are a craftsman of your art, those are nice looking welds. :beer: