2100.....I would take the 2003 service books if you'd be willing to send me a pm with the cost and I'll paypal that to you. That jack would be nice also. Thanks, AK

 

lol, the video of that guy was actually the first one I had seen before I knew it was a "trend". He was so confident till he got to the top and his legs were just like "nope see ya later"
Yeah give me a day or two to get it boxed up and quoted. Ive got a busy weekend coming up but Ill shoot you a pm when I do.

 

Good morning thinkers!- its the weekend eve!
White, hope you got your pto- a three day weekend is always gooood!
Hope you fellers have a safe day at your salt mine-
Ill stop in later- gotta go!

 

I don't think I have enough words left in my life to get to your level.

 

When I was in elementary school, there were several times one of my parents had to come sit with me in class. Bet you can't guess why 😏 ?

 

Show and tell?

 

Well, actually that did happen a couple of times. I used to sneak my toys in my backpack. Me and some friends got all of our Transformers taken away more than once, LOL.

 

I'm so old, I had classmates bring in their rifles for show and tell.

 

You must be a bit older than me. I graduated in '81.
In High School we could leave them in our cars or trucks but not in the school building or at events. No one checked at events for concealed though.
Hunting season started in Nov and many redneck trucks would have shotguns in the window racks.
The school had a shooting club but they had to go to a range to actually shoot.

Now, no firearms at all except for parents with a carry permit and must be picking up their child and only in the parking lot or the designated pick up location in the school, usually the clinic.

 

Transformers were around back then ? Damn white, you must be a youngin.

Short story, but never forgot it. - Kindergarten teacher (Miss Goosen) stole my favorite Matchbox car for bringing it to school. Oh she warned me once or twice, I ignored her, then sure enough....
I must have been severely traumatized, finally gave up asking for it back sometime around 3rd or 4th grade I think... yea , that went long. Funny thing, I recall the lesson learned part and the teacher most vividly (scary large woman with Elvis hair and a mustache), but can't seem to remember what the dang car looked like. It must of been Ford to be that attached.