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Heated arm rests!

Bet it was built by the lowest bidder!

Sorry for your loss. I just went downstairs and unpluged my charger!

Near Knoxville, TN.

Mine

That was exactly my point! They all came from different locations on the U.S. The only common point was the Bristol office!

Well.. The USPS system in Bristol Tn. must emoloy the FEDEX rejects. They have broken three items for me in the last few months. All marked FRAGILE, all from different parts of the country! One even showed up delivering drunk! Haven't seen him in a while.

Wonder how many cars were there?

Very bad. Just more ammo for the hamsters!

So...that's a catfish?

Got my flyer this weekend.

We're not old, Lynn--we've just been young longer than most.

Believe me, it's the easy way to go. I bought a set of crappy headers at a swap meet for $35.00 and used the flanges from them. The port shape is really hard to match and look right. It's worth the extra effort not to have a sbc like everyone else. Good luck and MERRY CHRISTMAS

I have done this twice. Hooker and Hedman both make flanges with a stub already welded to each port. Due to the port shape, this will save you bunches of time and look good too. Get some flanges--the rest is cake.

Hudson maybe?

Wife and I enjoyed talking to Shakey. He's a class guy and should be an inspiration to us all, I know he is to me! Thanks [cl [cl

I agree here. Been there-done that. It won't shift tied wide open. Think about it, it will think you want it in passing gear all the time.

Flame throwers at Beatersville drew crowds, but they wern't quite like this! http://www.wimp.com/bagpipeflames/

Chip King

I heard you were trying to be done for the Rumble in Sept. I hope you make it. I look forward to seeing it there. I too am working on a cabover hauler and trying to make the show, but like you, medical problems keep popping up. All we can do is try our best. Good luck, I hope you make it. Bert