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Indacouch

Indacouch

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GreatwhiteNorth said:
I had a convertible in H/S (69 Cutlass) and never gave it a second thought.
Then our son flipped his T top Camaro & we learned all about TBI, plastic surgery, multiple broken bones, skin grafts etc.

A lid is a good thing.
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My only convertible is this classic boat ....it's low and slow ...well it has a big block chrysler that sounds mean but I drive it nice and easy ...however I do have a T-top that I built the motor and put a giant turbo on that I'm afraid to drive fast now after reading your above post ...lol...hope your boy recovered tip top shape ...I'm sure that was a hard time ....il definitely be thinking about your post when I'm acting an ass in my T-top now .
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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Oh and the banana I posted the other day was super delicious and had a very nice effect ....
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Tonight il be trying the Bubba to see how the cure has treated her .....super dense stuff and no shortage of crystals,,,I'm hoping for good things ....sampling these things is a tough job ,but someone's gotta do it :bigjoint:
 
curious2garden

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Indacouch said:
@tangerinegreen555 ...you jinxed me brother,you totally jinxed me ....just kidding,but as soon as my wife told me last night I thought about your post.....so from here on out nobody post about car issues .


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I think it might have something to do with cold air and gas :)

Fought with a neurologist. Sometimes I forget how stupid smart people can be. Why am I having to explain what involuntary rigidity means? Don't they pay an attending to wipe your ass? No I did not say that, yes I wish I had.
 
tangerinegreen555

tangerinegreen555

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Indacouch said:
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My only convertible is this classic boat ....it's low and slow ...well it has a big block chrysler that sounds mean but I drive it nice and easy ...however I do have a T-top that I built the motor and put a giant turbo on that I'm afraid to drive fast now after reading your above post ...lol...hope your boy recovered tip top shape ...I'm sure that was a hard time ....il definitely be thinking about your post when I'm acting an ass in my T-top now .
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Nice!

Is that a '63 Chrysler?
 
tangerinegreen555

tangerinegreen555

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Rolled on 2nd coat of polyurethane to garage ceiling. Actually looks pretty good. The ceiling is just 8'x4' luwan subflooring sheets with painted 2"x1" (actually less) firring strips for seam trim.

I did the same at the other garage last summer. I used Iuwan because it was lighter and easier to work with, cheaper than plywood and it has no knots and just fucking looks better.

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I also commandeered a new work light. My daughter had it in college, only 4 of the 5 lights still work, perfect for me though.
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New garage door coming next week, have some wall painting to do in here before then.
 
tangerinegreen555

tangerinegreen555

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Indacouch said:
You familiar with those cars Tang ??
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Yeah, my uncle had a '63 and my cousin had a DeSoto a couple years older.
Push button gear shifts. Cool old cars.

My cousin would park his car for the winter in our garage when he went to Florida to do construction work. He'd take a bus to save money and I got to play in his DeSoto all winter as a 9-10 yr. old.

My favorite thing to do back then. Me and the neighbor girl would sit in there and play with the buttons.

And other things ;-).
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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tangerinegreen555 said:
Yeah, my uncle had a '63 and my cousin had a DeSoto a couple years older.
Push button gear shifts. Cool old cars.

My cousin would park his car for the winter in our garage when he went to Florida to do construction work. He'd take a bus to save money and I got to play in his DeSoto all winter as a 9-10 yr. old.

My favorite thing to do back then. Me and the neighbor girl would sit in there and play with the buttons.

And other things ;-).
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Yep you definitely know the car ...it's all push button and original everything ...that was actually my moms first car ...after she passed I got it and slowly brought it back to life after sitting for several years in storage ....it's got the square steering wheel as well the painter messed the color up some ...but I'm glad he did I like it more lol ..he's lucky .....I also have all the original advertising it came with from the factory ....it's been around my family since before I was born ....and yes I got to play my fair share of hide the salami in the back seat as a teen as well .....I also have my great grandfathers first truck that was passed down to my dad then to me ....it's a62 ford F-100 short bed step side ....but i switched out the straight six for a big block years ago ...Infact I just freshened up the motor and I'm guna send it off to paint soon hopefully ....fuckin drunk driver hit me in a geo metro ....I hit him back ....but it's more of a street rod ...heads,cam,intake,crank,balanced and I just put a new holly street avenger in it recently ,seems to like it so far ...it's a 4 speed and I have it geared where it's maxed around 120 but it gets there like a beast ....it's actually scary ,,,in a fun kinda kill you if you mess up way ...lol
 
Big_Lou

Big_Lou

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Indacouch said:
Oh and the banana I posted the other day was super delicious and had a very nice effect ....
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Tonight il be trying the Bubba to see how the cure has treated her .....super dense stuff and no shortage of crystals,,,I'm hoping for good things ....sampling these things is a tough job ,but someone's gotta do it :bigjoint:
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Daaammmmnnn, man.....I became semi-rigid and dribbled a bit.

Gary Goodson said:
So many strands it's hard to pick one
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I had a few leftover strands in a Sucrets tin. I broke up the strands and rolled a couple strand cigarettes.
 
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