grouch

After seeing all the strange cars you post, you sure live in a weird neighborhood.

Roofer

Option number three

The Boise area has higher property taxes than say the Nampa area. I don't know about Mountain Home area. Are you looking to buy or rent?

Guess I wasn't too far off...........Glad you got it going.

As a kid we used to drive down the street, turn off the ignition, floor the gas and then turn the ignition back on....big BAM and flames out the exhaust. It would scare the hell out of everyone . With that stunt in mind, think interment ignition like a lose wire or failing module.

Next time it dies on ya, pull the air cleaner off and see if the choke is open or closed. The choke electrical wire is brn w/ bl stripe and it goes to a relay second from the battery on the rt. fender. It's energized from the alt. when the motors running.

I didn't hear that mentioned on the TV ads............

From my breakfast table looking North, East and West,

+Thank you Sir. The 57 was well used when I got it.. No motor, trans, interior 3 coats of paint holding the rust in. I did most of the work except for the finish body work and paint. The Excalibur is a factory original.

My score was 96%, 46 out of 48. I'm not much on Desoto's My other ride.

Yep, http://www.newmansprings.com/release/?book=deep-space-dream Also book stores can order it for customers.

Hell, it runs better than mine.

He had it in P for pass.....That caused the check engine light.

Well my book sales are slow and that means my MJ ain't getting the work it needs done. Someone out there must have a juvenile imagination. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08K3RXRVD/ref=rdr_kindle_ext_tmb

Got a reference site for ya. A lot of good stuff here. https://hoseeker.net/ As a kid my dad had some HO trains, my first job was at a hobby shop. Now I'm pushing 80 and still plays with toy trains. Also model cars and ships. I'm slowly working on a 1/100 wood ship, USS Constitution. Plus a slot racing track and the toys below. When your retired every day is Saturday.

sorry, forgot to add https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/forum

I dabble in N, HO and HOn3. We moved recently and I haven't got started again, Try this forum. They have a great on-line magazine and it's free.

This truck sits nice. It would look fine on rock or concrete.

I wrote a book in my spare time. It ended up with just under 50,000 words. Sent it to a publisher and they went for it. They did quite a review checking on spelling, proper tense and conformity to writing standards. It took almost a year to get it to print. My problem is that I'm not a promoter and haven't the slights idea how to market it. The publisher said they market books, but I think once they get it to Amazon plus several other on-line Co.'s and also make it available to retail bookstores they stop and it up to the author to push it.

Buy or build what ya want, but don't toss the moving boxes. The wife and I were native So Cal's until I retired. We have lived in So.Cal, Montana, Arizona, Colorado and now back in Montana. We've moved 10 times. We have lived in a comfortable 900 sq ft home to over 3000 sq ft house. Current house is 1750 with a 1700 finished basement for my model trains, model cars, slot racing track and minor ship building, We're on a hill with a clear view of the Bitterroot Mtn's to the north and west and Sapphire Mtn's to the east and south. Attached two car garage and just finished a 25x 40 three car garage. We still have our moving boxes stored away......

Pick up a can of Rust buster oil (it's in a little black bottle) or a little coca cola should eat the rust or as above a Nut Buster. Just don't force it...get a bigger hammer.

Yep, that's it.