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Gotta luv a MV of the Month Ballot that's enthusiastically campaigned! Let's hear from our other candidates before my "twitchin' votin' finger" spasms on the POLL's VOTE-BOX. :grd:

APPLAUSE & SALUTE ! ! !

Inquiring Mimes want to know. I hope this is a bonus feature.

Whew! Sounds like you dodged that (glow-in-the-dark) bullet!

APPLAUSE & SALUTE !

What a beautiful specimen! APPLAUSE & SALUTE !

Do I need to start dusting off my 220KAK's file for resubmission in yet another monthly competition. This could be the break she needs to win such high a commendation. I'll give it a couple more days before she gets to run a campaign again. .

Just gotta ask this.... Does this truck glow in the dark? Have you checked it for radiation? Any chance it was within 250 miles of the THREE MILE ISLAND nuclear power plant disaster? (I was at Fort Meade, Maryland when that incident happened. It was the first time I witnessed such large...

Thanks for posting this up, PB. And, thanks to all who held Memorial Day remembrances.

Welcome aboard :grin: Find a bunk, stow your gear, and prepare to get underway :driver: Again, WELCOME! John SS Chaplain San Angelo, Texas, USA

Thanks for that. Git 'er done!

Sorry to hear of your father's passing. Prayers UP for your family. Welcome aboard :grin: Find a bunk, stow your gear, and prepare to get underway :driver:

"If you can't raise the bridge, lower the river." This old saying would surely apply here. Since the gap between the cab and bed is too narrow or restrictive, simply INCREASE the gap! I'm thinking that 6-8 inches would work, but 2 feet would sure be luxurious! By removing just a few bolts...

A Deuce doing what a Deuce does well! :grd: :goodjob:

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Thanks for posting this. As always, these reports are an interesting and informative read.

Looks like the backyard railroad is gonna need more 1:1 scale track, huh?!?!?

Those were "the good old days" before world wars became fashionable.

Greetings from San Angelo, Texas, USA! Welcome aboard :grin: Find a bunk, stow your gear, and prepare to get underway :driver:

RED LINE the vehicle until repaired. The liabilities fully justify removing this vehicle from service until it is returned to serviceable condition. Lives are on the line here. In my humble opinion.