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Seriously, why does everyone friggin' destroy everything at the junkyard? Or, for the time being, I'd settle for the length of the cable that goes from the column shift indicator to the column itself. I could patch something together out of fishing leader to limp along for the moment.

We got my farm truck running for about a half hour and then it cut itself off on it's own. After working over this and that and the other we've narrowed the problem to electrical gremlins. I don't have the temper to hunt those suckers so I'm looking for a shop in Jacksonville FL that understands this crap. Suggestions?

I was 30 before this started.

0/x mpg driving it home on the tow truck. It was great since I didn't pay for the gas. had ~360 on my 16V GTi when I rebuilt the original engine and put in a long gear trans. 32MPG city milage on an '88 model car. That effin' Motronic took forever to tune in. CL here typically list 200k-250k from the same period.

My wife wants to know where those pictures are. Sorry for the delay, but it was a very long preseason for the team. You don't get a uniform unless you're on the starting 14 roster and you don't find that out until a few days before game time. Her first game was this past Saturday in Jacksonville, FL and they got beat 27-12. She said she didn't play very well in the later portion of the game, but it sounds like she did pretty well for being moved from wide receiver to center only a few days before the game - she really didn't have much practice snapping the ball or blocking. Anyway, I'm sure you guys could care less about the details of the game so here is a picture she sent me right before running out onto the field: The Baltimore Charm website should be updated soon to show the current roster with all new pictures of the ladies. Enjoy. The Jaguar's coaches had those same lockers until a couple of months ago. Where did they play?

They're teaching the young'uns well too. From "Regular Show"

never got any of it unless I ran through briars prior and it settled in the cuts on my legs. I know lost of folks who fully apply technu before entering any type of woods and it works for them. Had a friend when I was a kid who was home bound for a month from poison ivy. I've heard it's the oils that make people break out, so when you wash your clothes it contaminates everything you wash it with. Ideas? Experience?

had a collision mechanic leave a snap-on ratchet, extension and socket in my radiator on my old F-150. Personally have absentmindedly laid a wrench across both terminals of a battery while replacing a serpentine tensioner. SPARKS A FLYIN! :doh:

That's the raised eyebrow that says "I don't give a penetration" DUDE! THAT 'stache! Sorry, dude. I couldn't find an appropriate "raised eyebrow" pic with the correct eyebrow raised. After enough cold ones it seemed like a better idea to make a pic than to invert a google image pic. Not my fault if it poked your eye...

That's the raised eyebrow that says "I don't give a penetration"

I've seen the engine bay of the 300zx twin turbo and I'll be damned if I'm going to even attempt to work on one of those things. There's black magic voodoo involved in the assembly/repair.

Hardyboard? Fragile. Expensive. Carcinogenic. Lasts for f'in ever. Did the rot go past the fascia? If it did then it's easiest to cut the tails at the same length to make your scabs easy to cut.

I got the same way with MKII VWs. I couldn't take the constant maintenance and the ride beat the hell out of me. I bought a brand new VW with electrics out the wazoo and half of them have failed in 7 years. When I drive a truck, I want to drive a truck. I want to drive a truck with no shirt no shoes and a cowboy hat on. I don't want to spend all my weekends hunting electrical gremlins when the weather's nice. I want to throw beer cans in the bed when it's in the driveway. I want to beat the daylights out of it without "1st scratch remorse." Plus they look bitchin'.

For your extinguisher you'll want the highest "B" rating you can get in a small vessel. B ratings are applied to flammable liquids. The A rating is applied to wood fueled fires and is probably not what you're looking for in you truck. You want a minimum of 10B for most vehicles, iirc (OSHA website is a PAIN!). You probably have no need for the C rating which is for electrical fires... or maybe you do.

but... that's the first to go, right?