Then you should have it tomorrow!kewllll... so if someone promised me it would be done by next friday.....
Nah. Put it on the shelf in your living room,..... along with a Freddy mask and if anyone asks you, tell them "Yep. Those were some great times"...sigh nostalgically, but with a Clint glint in the eye.....
A very excellent point! I must address this flaw in my plan by pretending for 4 days, re-enter reality for 3 days, rinse, repeat.
This will work unless I lose track of actual days. That could happen.
BWAAAAHAHAHA! Again, I’m glad I had no beverage in my mouth reading this! No one does “evil” humor like our Hula!
somehow I managed to run over a 1/8" hex key and it bent into a "used staple" shape... put 2 holes in the tire rather close to each other... I tried to plug them but it didnt work too well... kept on having to add air every 1/2 hr..
its been one of themdayz...
You have the WORST vehicle luck these days! Sheesh! You might need to Google “how to break hex curse” and end this madness.
That’s a beautiful blue color! Is that blown glass?
Yep. We like these things and that’s all that matters.
No idea... I seem to recall it was bought at one of those road side souvenir places...
What in the wide world of sports is that thing?
Not good.somehow I managed to run over a 1/8" hex key and it bent into a "used staple" shape... put 2 holes in the tire rather close to each other... I tried to plug them but it didnt work too well... kept on having to add air every 1/2 hr..
its been one of themdayz...
The thought of it scaring people did cross my mind.
My Dad passed away in 1979 and I can say he was my best friend. On my 6th Christmas he bought me a Lionel train set which was in 1954. I still have that entire train set and it still works. Well it worked before we moved down south. All the cars are packed away except the Engine which I boxed up and put in the closet. The whistle works which was on the coal car, the caboose will still light up and the milk car will still unload the milk cans when sitting over a special piece of track. 1954 had to be a good year for my dad as he bought a Winchester 94 32 special rifle. I still have that rifle in it's case and last year I had it cleaned and checked and took it to the range to fire it probably for the last time or until my kids decide to sell the train set and rifle. It doesn't really matter if they work or don't work it's the good memories they represent which will go on and on.
welll.... 2 new tires and 300$ later... I ended up putting 90K miles on the back tires, the front ones still have a decent amount of tread left, so I think Ill go another 10-20K more miles on the fronts before I get them replaced ( which will be about 2-3 months)...
welll.... 2 new tires and 300$ later... I ended up putting 90K miles on the back tires, the front ones still have a decent amount of tread left, so I think Ill go another 10-20K more miles on the fronts before I get them replaced ( which will be about 2-3 months)...
How on earth did you get 90k miles out of those tires?
Pingy, you gotta drag out that train set and get it running again. If for no other reason than to videotape it before putting it away again.
Found picture I took of the engine a few years ago.Pingy, you gotta drag out that train set and get it running again. If for no other reason than to videotape it before putting it away again.
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well lets see... I dont accelerate hard, I keep enuf distance behind vehicles on the hiway to be able to just let off the gas to keep from running into things ( rarely use the brakes ) I take corners wide and easy...
plus I buy the 90K mile tires... what I do like tho is that my brakes ( fronts) lasted 110K miles ( just had to change them a couple of weeks ago at 255K miles, time before was at 142K miles) and the only reason I changed them was because one of the pads slipped upwards a tad and wore out faster than normal... the 3 other pads still had 40-50% left on them, had that pad not slipped, I would have probably gotten 180K miles out of them before the squealy tabs would have kicked in... and finally, 90% of my mileage is all hiway miles ...
plus I buy the 90K mile tires... what I do like tho is that my brakes ( fronts) lasted 110K miles ( just had to change them a couple of weeks ago at 255K miles, time before was at 142K miles) and the only reason I changed them was because one of the pads slipped upwards a tad and wore out faster than normal... the 3 other pads still had 40-50% left on them, had that pad not slipped, I would have probably gotten 180K miles out of them before the squealy tabs would have kicked in... and finally, 90% of my mileage is all hiway miles ...
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