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I understand what you are saying, but if you change your mind I'm sure we can get a few members together here and have a fun meet. I have a big shop, air tools, big blast cabinet, everything we would need, plus 4.5 acres of campground that is my fields.

Cool!

I agree. I don't even much care for the one piece fiberglass tops because they lack detail. And I don't know why but it just doesn't look right without the seam and gasket between the roof and the back wall section.

That got me for the first time today.

I might could help you out with my wrecker. How far from me are you? I swear I've been through Granbury but I can't remember where it is.

Hey Franz, what are they getting for the 11.00s over there?

Robo, pic# 29 the M109 van truck belonged to Horace Roland, who I just learned has sadly passed away.

I know Ron, you got a steal of a deal on that case despite the corrosion.

29, Docfarmall has the red trailer on the left of the pic and the transfer case in pic 30 also belonged to Doc.

Robo, that deuce parked in front of Gimp's tan tent is mine. A couple posts back of yours. #23

You are a good man for doing that for him. Thank you.

I meant you ripped and jerked and got er' done pretty quick.

You don't mess around long do you Rayzer?

Yeah that got way off real fast didn't it?

So do we need to have the one hole vs. Two hole injector discussion again?

Bring your gps with you. If I'm wrong I have no problem admitting it.

I suppose it could have been. I had to replace the mainshaft and gears a few months ago and I got the parts out of a transmission that came out of a GSA deuce that was used as a fire truck. So not impossible but I don't think it is likely. The tach could be running slow but it doesn't sound like...

I'm free Sunday.

Do not drive the vehicle with fuel in the oil.

Red, no upgrade. All stock. Welldigger, not verified by GPS, but by several members in civilian vehicles trying to keep up with me. Wanna race? When you come down bring a GPS and I'll show you, then we can all scratch our heads and try to figure why.