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Compare the additives on the back of Mountain Dew against anything else and you'll see why they say it's the worst for yuh. It's most likley why I have to edit so much....I leave too many words out. That damn communist kool aid did it to me.
White, are you still watching the Golden Nugget build for Ed? That's going to be something when they're finished...getting close. Nugget, Trailer with Ed's old Bike in tow.
1969 Impala Sport Coupe 350/350, Black on Black (too big of a car for a new 15 year old driver)
1976 Dodge Charger 400 auto (this really didn't fix the big car problem but it was smaller and I was 16 now)
1976 Ford Elite 351m auto (always broken) (would go into reverse by itself)
1982 Yamaha 400cc road cruiser
1972 Ford Torino, 351C, 4v, 4 speed (kept this one and started a rebuild engine that resulted in a complete frame off that took over 10 years)
1977 Ford Ranchero 400, 2v, auto, (broke alot, main and rod bearings failed.)
1977 Ford F150, 302 auto (always had stupid little issues, later found out it was a flood car so I can't really blame it)
1976 Mustang 2.3, 4 speed (Was dependable car, just didn't like the lack of power)
1970 Chevy Corvette convertible 350 4 speed, (i had this until the insurance company figured out that "2 dr coupe"on the title meant corvette, then it left quick) (some things were much better before the internet)
1986 Honda V65 Magna (this thing was scary fast)
1976 Camaro 400 4 speed Muncie (ended up being a barely streetable daily driver) (diaphragm clutches suck)
1985 Ford EXP (daily driver due to fuel mileage, complete lack of power) (not a good daily driver for an electrician)
1979 F100 300, 3 speed (super dependable but had 0 straight body panels) (this thing had over 400K on engine when I got it)
1982 tiny little Pontiac 4 door ( It came with the wife)
1984 F100 300, 4 speed, (super dependable also)
1977 LTD Custom wagon, 400 auto (super dependable)(got it cause got more kids that truck had seats)
1990 Pontiac Pariseanne wagon 305 auto (wife wanted bigger car) (305 not powerful, replaced with built 350)
1996 Ford E350 Club Wagon 351w auto (wife wanted bigger car) 2001 Ford Mustang 5.0 5 speed (had a loan, sold as I didn't like payments)
2004 Mercury Mountaineer 4.0 (Very nice until someone ran into it and totaled it)
2004 F150 4.6 auto (threw driveshaft at ~100K miles, center bearing failed, major rust, learned lesson about yankee cars)
2013 Ford C-Max 2.0 hybrid (great car but realized I really wanted trucks for now on)
2013 Ford F150 5.0 auto (great truck)
2011 Ford E-350 (wanted wife to not be riding around in 200K mile van, Still have this)
1997 Ford F150 4.6 auto (Good truck,inherited from dad, needed stuff when I got it) (never gonna sell it, love this truck)
2019 Ford F150 2.7 (sold as it was a supercab and I wanted a crew cab to haul more stuff inside truck and fit more grandkid seats)
2020 Ford F150 2.7 (still have this, crewcab, love this truck too.)
I think there were a couple more but I can't recall them know.
Nowhere near 200 though.
What's wrong with this picture ^^^^ in red. No offense Noobs, just getting my count up so I don't fall into the abyss.
DJ, I'm a big Broncos fan... I've been a very avid watcher/follower since the 85-86 season (Elway's second year).
Brew, yep... I'm still tuned in. Lizzy did a fine job on the trailer, didn't she? That Mt. Dew is brutal on your tummy. It turns mine sour and so does Pepsi and Diet Pepsi. Kind of weird.
EDIT: Ebay is drunk.... they sent me this 5 year anniversary badge. I've been a member since 1999.
Last edited by white89gt; Apr 4, 2022 at 06:26 PM.
Yep. I'll screw a straight 1 x something to the plywood allowing the blade to be placed just outside the plywood's edge, then clamp the whole thing to the door. This is needed because the door isn't flat. Solid pine, and cutting with the grain, so it should come out OK.
Pluto TV (Free streaming app) has a This Old House Chanel that I let myself get sucked into quite often. Many times I've seen Tom Silva put masking tape down on the door, then mark and cut on that. I believe the tape sticks just enough to the door to keep it from splintering and also keeps the shoe of the saw from leaving any marks. I always thought it would be good to use one of these https://www.harborfreight.com/50-inc...ide-66581.html and the masking tape to make the perfect cut.
My aforementioned friend told me to make a jig out of Masonite. I had HD cut it on their large she so I knew it would be straight. I can take pics if anyone is interested.
My aforementioned friend told me to make a jig out of Masonite. I had HD cut it on their large she so I knew it would be straight. I can take pics if anyone is interested.
I have that guide, Buck, as well as their shorter one, and have used both of them quite often. They have one to fit the 7' door, but it's $50, and I'd still need another surface for the saw, so I'm passing on it for now.
Masking tape is a good idea. No idea why it works, but it does.
Last edited by OhioLariat; Apr 4, 2022 at 06:46 PM.
