Jeff,
Just out of curiosity, are you still winding coil springs?
Where all the old regulers?
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
Hello George...good to see you on here as well. Hope you and the family are well.
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
Hi George, I,am not on here much, but have been followingyour advice for a long time
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
Bring it Anyway, Brother! A bunch of parts on a trailer is better than just wandering around Wishing that Ya had brought Something!
And, Yes, I still work for the same people! I do most of the R&D, and build machinery to wind springs easier on the employees! We bought a friend of ours Powder Coating company a few years ago and I Took it over, got it back on its feet and moved it into our other building with the race parts section! Now, I'm back to the Spring Stuff again!
And, Yes, I still work for the same people! I do most of the R&D, and build machinery to wind springs easier on the employees! We bought a friend of ours Powder Coating company a few years ago and I Took it over, got it back on its feet and moved it into our other building with the race parts section! Now, I'm back to the Spring Stuff again!
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
If you find your pics, I'm the guy with one eye in the middle of my Forehead!!
LOL!!
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
I think this is the first time since the last Ashlock BBQ.
Don't really like the layout, too much going on, too busy, don't care much for posting on any boards any more. Haven't been on Volksrods or any of the other sites I daily'd, not even Fark.com and I was *always* on that site.
I guess after 16 years, I finally got burned out.
Got a bucket for sale if anyone's interested, thought I had it sold but never heard back from the guy.
Don't really like the layout, too much going on, too busy, don't care much for posting on any boards any more. Haven't been on Volksrods or any of the other sites I daily'd, not even Fark.com and I was *always* on that site.
I guess after 16 years, I finally got burned out.
Got a bucket for sale if anyone's interested, thought I had it sold but never heard back from the guy.
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
T-ODD,good to hear from you again, Sure enjoyed your pictures and your slant on the various topics. Also enjoyed your band at Mt. Home. Please stay in touch here, even if its once in a while.
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Re: Where all the old regulers?
New but working to be a regular. I agree a good place to put photos of member's cars would be a good idea. I have 2 very different T-Buckets the first picture is the 1927 that I currently have spread all over the garage floor. I am installing a new rear axle, a rebuilt transmission and rebuilding the engine. Lots of cosmetic stuff also. The second based on a 1923 is getting a new dash, updated gauges, a new front light bar and radiator grill and of course because I am old a passenger DOOR so I do not have to climb in anymore. Looking forward to becoming an old regular.




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