Evening all. I should be in bed by now. Just stopped in because I saw earlier were someone needed to be added to the prayer list
Tomorrows plans have changed, the realtor is showing Mom's house at 9 am and we have to do some cleaning. Of course with the torrential downpours, I have to suck the basement dry. That has reared it's ugly head. While Brenda was there tonight, another realtor showed up and showed the house. That is the first. Tomorrow will be the second. Not bad for today being the second day it was listed. (Don't tell anyone, but today I did stop in at Toddland (of which I'm king) and spread some plaster stuff for the main streets in Gold Creek)
Garry- LOVE the picture!!!!! LOVE it, LOVE it, LOOOOOOVE it!!!!!
SOMEBODY's relation isn't doing well and I can't find who it is now. I saw it earlier on a quick peak in the window, but now I can't find it. Rest assured the way I'll put it in my prayers, the big guy upstairs will know who I mean. Some of you are always there but there is a new one and it bugs me I can't find the post again.
Rob- How's the wife's dizzy spell.
Duke- Thanks. It was the only option that showed up by the way. It was really starting to annoy me!
G- I know what you mean with the old fire dogs. We have and had a few that just wouldn't hang it up. Not much is spent on or because of them here to my understanding, but like you sid, Jeff's case is different. He is actually providing a valuable service to th eFD. Some just wanna say they're a fireman.
Robby- Glad the MRI was good.
Well I skimmed again, so I'll catch up sometime tomorrow. Doubt if I'll even stop in for breakfast the way it's sounding.
Prayers for those in neeed. Even if I can't remember exactly who they are. But, He knows.
Todd
Central Illinoyz
In order to keep my position as Master and Supreme Ruler of the House, I don't argue with my wife.
I'm a small town boy. A product of two people from even smaller towns. I don’t talk on topic….. I just talk.
Evening all. Just stopping in fora RBF and a little relaxation. I'm on my FIL's desktop right now currently waiting for my wife to get here so that she can pick me up (rode to work this evening and its threatening rain, so I really don't exactly want to ride home in the wet stuff), and we go home.
Jeff, glad that you are staying onboard with the VFD, I've got to get over to my local VFD and talk to the chief and assistant chief about getting FF1 training down so that I can help them when the need comes and the call is made.
Not much happening tonight, will be taking a shower and heading to bed as soon as Amy comes to get me and take me home. Tomorrow brings turning a PT Cruiser that I've been slowly working on for over a month, maybe now its two months (timing belt broke, been petering around on getting it fixed, namely because the customer told me it was no rush) to a customer and getting paid on that. Afterwards it'll be off to my "real" job. Closing tomorrow night, which isn't bad, but definitely not always high on the list of "things I wanna do". Oh well, its 11pm here in Bama and the wife still hasn't come to retrieve me, so it might be time to call her and as what's happening.
Goodnight all, prayers to those in need. And let us not forget what this weekend really means. Thank the soliders, sailors, marines, and airmen whom gave their all, and to those who gave it all. Our hearts and prayers go out to the men and women who put on and have put on the Class A's and the Utility uniforms day in and day out.
Rob asked: "***Garry, funny pic. What's type of pistol does the guy with the backwards cap & sunglasses have? Looks like a bear gun. " .... I'm not sure, but I'm missing my old Lone Ranger cap pistol. Do you think it shoots silver bullets?
Robby ... glad the MRI went well.
After running a few trains, I see I need to correct a couple of small problems with my newly laid track, but it's not too bad. Also, Gus helped with installing some decoders. Gradually shifting to DCC.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Evenin' folks!
Flo, decafe, be in back booth.......
Aye,yi, yi, yi, yi! I went out to eat with my sister tonight. She said she was having withdrawal symptoms from her favorite Mexican restaurant, so I said sure I'll go out to eat with you. Well, she was in a major ADHD type mood. This consists of being all touchy feeley, poke, poke, pat, pat, poke, poke, all evening long. The conversation was something like, "well enough about me, what do you think about me???" Poke, poke, pat, pat........ The only good thing is she knew a whole lot of people who were trying to enjoy their meal, so she went over to visit their table, touchy feeley, poke, poke, pat, pat.... I actually did get to complete one sentence during the dinner. She asked me how my food was, and I said, "It's good." I got a special rib eye thing from a burro named Raphael..... In fact it was called Rib Eye Burro Raphael I think ( I don't usually get to know the first name of whatever it is they are serving). They chopped it up and stuck it some pancake thingy. (Can you tell I'm not really big on Mexican food?) I made them remove all the Salsa and tomaters that they cover everything with so i could gag it down. Did have a nice glass of Finger Lakes Reisling to wash it down with. My sister may have sold a painting (the restaurant has several of her paintings of Mexican scenes on the walls), and she talked to several parents of kids she has had in her summer art classes..... I will say this, the restaurant was struggling a couple years ago when they first opened, and now they have the place sold out every weekend. If you like Mexican, this is thee place to be in these parts. The guy is doing a great job and I actually do enjoy the place) even though I'm not a big fan of the food.
So I'm gonna just sit in the back and turn off the hearing aids and tune out.
73
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout
Good Evening All,
Two days in a row with nice weather - don't know if I can stand much more!
Finishing up in the shop and then some time on the Focus refitting the now powder coated rear subframe and suspension. Tomorrow I'm supposed to reassemble the Aspire so we have another runner to use. We'll see how that goes. Spent the day on the 280Zx twin turbo putting lines together and fitting the new components Kinsler provided for the fuel injection. Incredibly complicated engine and the only electronic stuff is the ignition and the fuel pumps. Truely old school.
Since it's of interest at least this weekend, my crew chief when we built the car in the 80's was a man named Gene Crowe. He is really the reason I've kept at this for so long and a better teacher you couldn't find. He was an Army Veteran and was taken prisoner at the Battle of the Bulge - spent the rest of the war as a POW but was never much of one to talk about it. I wouldn't have known as much as i did except we were talking about SAR missions in N.Viet Nam and my dads' experiences after he got shot down and he just blurted it out. I think most of the folks who really lived through it don't want to recall it. I had it easy by comparison sailing back and forth far from shore and combat. At any rate this is the weekend we remember those who suffered and those who gave all for our freedom today.
CTR3 Mitchell USN 1970 - 1974 Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club 1971 to 1973
Good evening guys!
SOme fried chicken and cole slaw and a buttermilk biscuit please. At least thats what I had tonight courtesy of KFC.
Steamtown said earlier this month they would have steam up and running "at the end of May". WEll, I guess this would qualify as the "end of May" and with Memorial day the unofficial start of the summer, I imagine they will have steam going tomorrow. I forgot to call them to inquire after that before we left to go out for the day. We are thinking of going down tomorrow! TO watch them play with the steamer! Yee Hah!
We also have the option of going to Corning {NY} which is having a big downtown Glass festival, with glass blowing and such and stuff and more, oh my!. SO we may go to that instead.
We may also just stay home and have a "nothing day" where we don't do much but watch tv, nap, and play on the 'puter.
And there is the possibility that my other half could get called into work and we sure can use the extra money.
Good news finally on the 98 Gr Caravan front! WE took it to the dealer because we were told the computer was failing. WEll, the dealer got a look at it today and found a loose wire in the engine wiring harness which they resecured and put a strap tie on to hold it in place so it will NOT come loose again they promised. Only $65 for diagnostic and solving the problem {or so they say}. That alone saved us $800-$1000 easily! Now it desperately needs struts...so the $1000 that could have gone to the computer will now go to new struts and towers. Then later shocks, they need to be replaced too, but not nearly as bad as the struts. The struts are failing badly so they need to be replaced first. Lets hope the dealer is right! WE hope to get another 5-6 years out of it before we replace it, or run it into the ground, whichever comes first. We have practically rebuilt the darn thing already so now IT kinda owes US.
Hope everyone stays safe this weekend, regardless of what you all are doing. Safety first goes a long way!
Jeffrey, recently for the last year there has been a big arguement and court battle in the nearby small town I grew up in {pop about 5-6K people}. It is a volunteer fire dept. There are some 2000 or so "member volunteers" who the town/county is paying for the equipment, training, updated trainig, insurance to have them available for on duty etc. A lot of costs to keep many on who are really inactive volunteers who are similar to your position. They are too old, or have mediocal problems and can;t really fight fires anymore so the town wanted to discontinue them and take them off the volunteer lists. The town succeeded but the volunteers {some who are in their 70-80's} took it ot court and won. There is still a battle over paying for the equipment and insurance the town is carrying for them, wheteher they have "60 years of service" or not. If they can no longer do the job, then they should be off the current volunteer roster. Sounds like you have important other things you can you do that would benefit your being kept on.
A nod to the servicemen past, present and future.
Seems like a lot of people here, for varying reasons, need special prayers with the prayer candle. The prayer candle is lit tonight for those in need.
well, guys, have a great evening.
-G .
Just my thoughts, ideas, opinions and experiences. Others may vary.
HO and N Scale.
After long and careful thought, they have convinced me. I have come to the conclusion that they are right. The aliens did it.
Good afternoon. Just a quick stop. Its thundering and lighting right now.
The wifes MRI went well. We will know more next week.
I will stop back in tomorrow. It was a looooong day at work!!!
"Rust, whats not to love?"
bjdukertThis weekend remember those that gave it all,those that are there now and those that are now Vets.
Good afternooooooooooooooooooooooooon.
Welp, the Wife officially started her vacation today, guess Rerun and I have to figure out how to handle having her around 24/7 for the next 2 weeks!
JEFF: Outstanding!!!! 'Tis good to have some "old heads," "the old guard," etc. around. Glad you haven't hung up the helmet just yet. Have you ever read Harry Carter's commentaries on Firehouse.com? Harry often speaks of training and mentoring. I think you two would get along just fine.
ULRICH: Was wondering what had happened to you... I too am hoping it's "just" stress...in the manner which TODD explained.
I've got a busy weekend ahead: mow the weed patch yard tomorrow, cover a high school graduation on Sunday afternoon, and Memorial Day observance Monday morning. THAT wants the pics off both for layout on Tuesday. I'm to just "dump" them off the camera into their Mac. THAT could be...interesting. I don't use a Mac, I don't touch their Macs... could be interesting. I 'spose the worst I could do is meltdown the system....
Have a great, SAFE weekend everybody...
Chris
The Cedar cRapids Industrial Branch: Proudly Shipping Yesterday's CrunchBerries Tomorrow!
Todd If you want to stop the translating thingy,go to the Google toolbar (if you have it),click on the arrow next to the word translate and then click on one of the options or the only one that comes up. I forget if it is one or two because of the advanced years that are setting in.
Duke
"Don't take a wooden nickel,because it isn't worth a dime" by my Dad
"There are only 3 things you need out of life:A gentle grade,the wind in your face,and cinders in your hair.....But keep an eye on the water glass!" Jack Evans
This weekend remember those that gave it all,those that are there now and those that are now Vets.
SSGT Dukert U.S.A.F 1966—1970 Viet Nam Aug 67—Aug 68
Best to all on sick call and those recovering
Coffee refill and make it a strong one.
***Garry, funny pic. What's type of pistol does the guy with the backwards cap & sunglasses have? Looks like a bear gun.
Caught the guy in the harvester and got him to take a dozen more trees inside our current fence line, so wy wife can expand that orchard with more fruit trees. Also persuaded him to get the timber other side of our branch (deep ravine). Those trees need to go, too. We can never have to much pasture. Thunder Boomers breaking out all around us, but not here at the farm. So, the logging continues. Progress!
Healing thoughts to those in need, especially my brother, the O, HO, and currently Z scale modeller.
Rob
Hello--
We are right now seeing a few clouds wafting along our skies today---and we are now at 30C--with our humidex reading 37C----oh joy---oh bliss
Ulrich: I am kind of thinking that maybe it is the stress that you are having that is setting up the faintings. It definitely would be an idea to just kick back and relax some---it would definitely help the heart some
There has been a bit of a kerfuffle up here about some dang guy who apparently has been going around luring children again. Our neighbourhood had two such incidents recently-----growl--grumble
Gerry: We could use a few of your guys up here---
Got some more shots done recently--
Welp---I got to put together my blood sugar records for the diabetes dr to look at --- better get at it----
Chloe, I'll just have a coffee with sweetener please---i'll be at the back going through my notes here--
Any argument carried far enough will end up in Semantics--Hartz's law of rhetoric Emerald. Leemer and Southern The route of the Sceptre Express Barry
I just started my blog site...more stuff to come...
http://modeltrainswithmusic.blogspot.ca/
TMarsh Dan- The Canadians are invading!! LOL. Oh well, I guess after that Vietnam thing we owe you guys a few.(chuckle)
Dan- The Canadians are invading!! LOL. Oh well, I guess after that Vietnam thing we owe you guys a few.(chuckle)
Hey we don't mind the extra population, they're living in places that most Canadian's wouldn't want to be, they stayed away from the snow and Maple Syrup.
Just want to say to every one down South, have a safe and happy long weekend and remember what Memorial Day is all about.
I, on the other hand will be at work on Monday but I did have last Monday off as we celebrate a dead Queen's Birthday up here. (Victoria Day).
Dan
If you cannot fix it with a hammer;
You have an electrical problem!
Johnboy .. That's quite a locomotive. Will you be kitbashing one from your scrap box?
Ray ... That's quite a story. I guess what goes around comes around.
Jeff ... I was glad to learn you can still be involved with the fire department.
Jerry ... the SD 35 looks like a good one.
Todd . We've been praying for Anthony. I' m trying to remember if you posted his picture before.
Rob .. Lots of turtle soup available, right?
Here's a good video of the recent Nashville Flood.
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=pFjaQoOdJvI
And here is why there was no looting.
Strong coffee in a UNION PACIFIC mug, please.
***Jerry, even 1' of additional track is a good thing.
***Johnboy, that has got to be a rare sight. Nice spot & pic.
Got snapping turtle #2 this morning, and this was a larger one. Hmmm, wonder if there are more? Guess we'll find out.
My eldest brother had his 3rd heart attack and is in the hospital. That's all I know right now.
My wife is dizzy today. She's still going to go to work. Hope it's nothing serious.
Loggers started clearing our trees today. Already looks different. It's going to make some fine new pasture land for our mini cows & horses.
This is especially for Ulrich and any other lovers of European equipment.
This was seen in the Toronto area, behind George's Trains.
Well I made it to Friday and finally a day off. Took advantage of it and slept in, didn't even hear my wife leave for work.
So Chloe, when you get freed up there, I would like a double Denver sandwich and a chocolate shake. That will hold me for lunch as well.
I have been busy lately not only with work but the Young Singles at Church are having a conference coming up and called on me to make some lawn games for them. So I have produced a Gonzo Golf game and also a Bean Bag Toss game (the young ladies are going to make the bean bags) So I have that done and all painted up and Varathaned. Should work well. This has been keeping me out of trouble and away from the layout.
I have a six workshifts left and then we will drive to Spokane for my Son's Convocation, for his Batchelor's degree in Psychology. Then he has two more years as he has been accepted into Grad School for his Masters. It will be a nice break for both of us.
Well I had better make good use of this day off, so will go for now.
My heart is heavy with all the health problems out there amoung our good friends. Keep the faith and know that we are all pulling for you. blessings to all.
Johnboy out ....................for now.
from Saskatchewan, in the Great White North..
We have met the enemy, and he is us............ (Pogo)
TMarshJeff- Sounds like you're sticking with the FD! Great! There is so much you have to offer. Sorry if you had said you were staying recently. Last time I recall the subject came up, it sounded like you were gonna turn in the badge. Had to do some skimming and may have missed it.
Dr. Frankendiesel aka Scott Running BearSpace Mouse for president!15 year veteran fire fighterCollector of Apple //e'sRunning Bear EnterprisesHistory Channel Club life member.beatus homo qui invenit sapientiam
Morni...... Ah, I mean, Hey it's lunch time already!
Zoe, first off get Ulrich another RBF I think he needs another to just relax. Then get me a Reuben Sandwich and a unsweetened Ice Tea for lunch. I'll go sit in the front booth so I can keep up with the switching going on in the yard.
Ulrich, good idea just to relax and take it easy for a while. I think the stress factor may be a lot of what is causing your problems.
Thanks for the kind words about the Erie B3. I put more photos up in the WPF thread.
I had to go over to Penn Yan To pick up the chainsaw this morning, hence being late getting in here today. He sharpened 2 chains for me, put a new chain on the saw, and cleaned it up for me. With tax, $29.11..... Think THAT is why I have done my chain saw business there for the last 25 years!
Jeffrey, good to hear you got over to the Fire Dept. meeting. See they still need you over there! Hope you stay with them, your experience may save someones life without you even knowing it!
Todd, good to hear your grandson is healing well. He sure has been through a lot.
Locally, last night's paper confirmed THAT a foot and a body (without the foot) were the remains of one of my students from way back when.... He disappeared last fall when the police were looking for him in connection to him "allegedly" stabbing his girlfriend 27 times. She survived..... A DNA match was made to prove the well decomposed body was the one they had been looking for all this time. Police think he tried to jump the creek in a Glenn that actually goes under the middle of the city and drowned. The creek starts up about 100 yards from my house and runs within 200 feet of my house, forms a deep glen before it goes underground near the business district. The foot was found on the shore of Seneca Lake right behind a trendy Hotel and conference center here. The rest of the body was found by a fisherman about a mile South of the city. (Hey man I hooked a big one!!! ) This kid was one of the reasons I always check police beat to find out what my students have been up to. Always felt a bit sorry for this kid. No home life, abused, etc......... Not much chance for him to be any different.
Hope you all have a good and safe day!
Good Morning All...Its sunny and 72 here...I'll have coffee an a sweet roll please..Thank you..Gonna be a good week end two of your grand daughter are spending it with us..That will keep Sallie and I on our toes!...
I swapped some cars for a Atlas SD 35 engine runs good but shell is in bad shape gonna try to find another shell..Here it is on my new extension to my fiddle yard..I cut hole in back drop and ran track out over work bench gives me about another foot of track..
Hope you all have a great week end...Jerry
Good morning.
It's Memorial Day weekend. Thank our fallen heros, our vets, our troops, and their families. Never forget them.
Ulrich- Anthony is doing well at this time thank you for asking. I sure do know that just putting words together doesn't make a sentance. My don't forget I speak english. Wait, so do you. You know what a whacked out language we have. I don't mean to lighten the seriousness of your situation by inferring it's "just" stress. Stress is a very real and serious problem. Very serious problem. The worst part is nothing about the caused problems can be solved until the stress is removed and that many times is harder than if you just had a weak or even bad heart or some other "physical" problem. Take care and until things calm a bit, you are wise to limit the driving.
Jeff- Sounds like you're sticking with the FD! Great! There is so much you have to offer. Sorry if you had said you were staying recently. Last time I recall the subject came up, it sounded like you were gonna turn in the badge. Had to do some skimming and may have missed it.
Got some odds and ends caught up here at the house, now to head to the restaurant. Maybe I'll leave my phone here and miss the "can you do this" calls. Think? Nah. Won't mattter.
Remember safety never takes a holiday, so practice safety every day and reap the benefits along the way…
(Conrail Boxcar)
BM1 Lee Soule USCG (ret) L.S.&W Railroad Serving the Lower Great Lakes
Last night was pretty busy. I had a fire dept meeting to go to, my first official meeting in almost a year. I had expected to be out of there in an hour but more discussions came up about future events and everything had to be hashed out to the very last detail. Very boring. I did however manage to squeeze in a few wise-cracks and some sound safety advice for the benefit of some of our newer fire fighters. The meeting started at 6:30 and ran to almost 9:30. One good thing was we had a good turnout, a lot of members showed up. It was agreed that we should begin concentrating on training again since we have only 8 members with any real experience. That will give me a chance to share some of the experience I have from my 16 years with the dept. There's a lot more to being a fire fighter than spraying water on a fire. Due to my disabilities I can't be a professional fire fighter but that doesn't mean I can't help to train professionals. I do have professional training. Between myself, the chief, the asst chief, a few of our guys who work for the Leesville fire dept as well as Sundown VFD, there's a wealth of experience and knowledge that can be passed on in the form of training missions, operations layout, relay and drop tank operations and water shuttle training. We also need to get more people trained on how to operate the pumping equipment. Being able to drive a fire truck is nice but what are you going to do once you get to the scene? If you have no training on the equipment you can't do much more than stand there with your thumb up your butt and a smile on you face. What good are you? Not much if you can't use the equipment you just brought. In a professional (paid) dept everybody has a job to do. On a volunteer dept you have to be able to do your job plus the job of anyone who hasn't shown up, so it's important that everyone know everyone else's jobs. There were many times I was on scene as the Incident Commander, the acting fire chief, pump operator, public relations as well as Safety Officer. Talk about being busy!
Good Afternoon,
Still kind of exhausted - even the slightest task tires me, so I keep a low profile at the moment.
Zoe, how about a RBF for me? Thank you.
Todd - it could very well be "just" stress related. I guess I had more than just a fair share of that in recent months. Those blackouts worry me, though. I hardly dare to go out or drive a car. Makes shopping a little awkward, as Petra refuses to drive that old Merc. I hope to able to get back on my feet soon and have a somewhat "normal" life. Is Antony doing fine? My thoughts are with the little fella.
On those Google (or other) translators - I am always amused to see those translations. Individual words are OK, but sentences is a different story. German syntax differs very much from the English, so the results sometimes sound really funny. Add to that the many different meanings a word can have and you will never be able to catch the meaning of what was said.
Petra bought me a book . "Without Remorse", by Tom Clancy. The best is that it has nearly 1,000 pages, but unfortunately, it is in German and not in English. I´ll be back on my sofa, reading the book for the rest of today (and tomorrow and the day after...)
Have a great day, all of you!
LSWrrJeff, how many empty gondolas do you own?
Good morning all. Another hectic day yesterday. They moved Mom to her nursing home for therapy yesterday and that was a mad dash to deliver clothing etc before I had to get to work. But, she is out of the hospital. Now I get to hear how the nurses aren't very nice to the patients and how they steal her candy (she offers some once and they assume it's an open bag forever) and how horrible the food is, they should be ashamed to serve this to the elderly and that the cooks should be required to eat it themselves or be fired. Oh well. That part I'm used to. She needs a variety of color on her plate or she can't eat it. Always been THAT way. It didn't pass on to me, I'll eat anything. Well, almost.
Garry- Thanks again.
Ulrich- You have experienced what my Mother does. Blood pressure usually drops so low while standing she gets dizzy. Lately it's dropping enough to make her pass out and fall as you have. That's the reason for her latest visit. Turns out they believe she's not clumsy after all. They now think she may have been passing out for split seconds for quite some time now. Not long enough to realize it, but just long enough to go limp and she can't catch herself before she hits the floor. Explains her answers of I just started falling and I don't know why. Keep your doctors informed of everything you notice. They still haven't figured out why Mom's BP does what it does. My friend, I'm not a doctor and don't pretend to be one, but you have a lot of stress and I do mean A LOT. That could be the root of most of your problems. Let's hope once these events pass you will feel better Oh and you're forgetting the diner food is amazingly healthy. You can order your caffeine and it won't bother you a bit. Sorry to hear about your Mom.
Robby- Hope the MRI turns out good.
Jeff- Aw, I'm not sayin you can't get it done. I've seen things done that if it were me would explode as soon as I closed the door, but they're buzzin down the highway and have been for years. It's just my mindset. See, there's two systems on a vehicle I won't scrimp or cheat or fudge or rig. No matter what. That's steering systems and brake systems. Everything else will leave you stranded on the side of the road, but those will kill. I know you are keenly aware of that and would not take that chance unless you were sure of the fix.
Well do to the unexpected events of yesterday I did not make it to Castle Trains yesterday to pick up another tunnel opening. I did wave as I drove past the road to the place and that was a sad moment not being able to turn. If, and that is a big if, I end up in town today I may try to hit Hammer Hobbies, and pick one up. I want the single random stone portal for the spot in the hole the bridge crosses. Hard to explain, but I'll get pictures when it gets far enough along to be able to tell what it's supposed to look like. In the mean time I have to do the groceries for the restaurant and work tonight. I think we are in for a doozy because the holiday is coming and lots of people will be eating out tonight in preparation for cooking out this weekend.
Strangely enough, everytime my curser points to a word, a bubble pops up with that word listed in every language in the world. Very annoying. This I just noticed this morning. What I would like, is if Ulrich or some other foreign, well I guess in this forum reaching other countries, no language is foreign. So let's say if Ulrich would type something in his native tongue, we'll see if the Google translating thingy-ma-bob works that way. Then it's "disable".
Have a Great Day!!!!
Good morning all,Jeff, I would invite JR and his pit crew over for a traditional Louisiana BBQ and set up some fun lawn games to keep them entertained; all the games could be designed to fix up the van in record time. Seriously sounds like your putting a lot of work and TLC into that van, I bet it will be sweet when you finish.Randy, I see you’re right down the road from me, enjoy the weather now but Perrysburg police are notorious for pulling you over for the slightest infraction so drive extra nice there. I use to live in the BG area and often drove through Perrysburg, Maumee, and Rossford and have the tickets to prove it, LOL.Jeff, how many empty gondolas do you own?
James, Brisbane Australia
Modelling AT&SF in the 90s