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Quote from: Bounce on August 27, 2016, 09:39:14 PMWhen I was a electrician's helper, one of the journeymen was vibrating about his new ('77) 442. I was just back from 2 years in Korea and he was disappointed in my underwhelmed reaction. It was a nice car at a time when gas prices were going up after Nixon's price caps had been lifted. By then it had nearly tripled (about $0.62 for a gallon of regular leaded) from when I got my first car.Everyone's mindset was changing and I wasn't a gear head yet.I like the '68-'71 model years particularly.
When I was a electrician's helper, one of the journeymen was vibrating about his new ('77) 442. I was just back from 2 years in Korea and he was disappointed in my underwhelmed reaction. It was a nice car at a time when gas prices were going up after Nixon's price caps had been lifted. By then it had nearly tripled (about $0.62 for a gallon of regular leaded) from when I got my first car.Everyone's mindset was changing and I wasn't a gear head yet.
Split a bunch of wood with a maul. There is little that gives me as much pleasure.
Quote from: CLAY on September 02, 2016, 02:53:41 PMSplit a bunch of wood with a maul. There is little that gives me as much pleasure.I have had such experience.Very manly.Like moving pianos.Three of 'em today.
Became a grandfather - again - for the 5th time - but...THIS one is a BOY!!I am so happy that I did a wheelie on the way home from work - in traffic, for which I am moderately sorry...I have 3 daughters - no son. I can not explain the feeling of having a boy in the family.
Removed annoying nasal hairs and posted them to Clay.
Let's hope he saves them for the Mystery Box (tm).
Concrete shoe. Plastic cover over the pool. Kids are gone.