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My father ran over a family of skunks on the highway and his car got sprayed underneath bumper to bumper. Was not so bad on a dry hot day, but virtually undrivable when it got wet. He traded the car on a hot dry day LOL

That "chain"truck is bit much.

What blows me away is how anyone could survive a crash like that!

Gotta watch those cattle guards!!

How freaking true!!!

Wow!

Time capsules are a joke! We all have stuff much older stashed in our garages and its in much better condition. Mine just past 50 years and I still drive it.

Wonder what a "self driving" car would do if that happened?

heheh - heard you got white stuff!!

Western Canada gets to look at the bright side I guess. At -30C with -40C windchill, it doesn't snow much. :lol:

Speaking of files, take a worn out triangular file and grind off the teeth to create a triangular scraper. A little worn out 6" file will become your goto tool for cleaning up rough edges, scribing and million other things.

You need a lawyer otherwise your sister will walk all over you!!

All true, but the really skilled seldom stick around and they are usually high on the head hunter's list.

I keep forgetting that I've retired and handed over all those type of decisions to the under 50 crowd. It's a scary process to watch!!

A great plan, but has a real problem if you shut down longer than the workers can sit on their collective butts waiting to return to work. My guess is two weeks is the limit before the work force wanders off. The really good workers are in demand and they disappear first. A better solution is...

What amazes me even more than the TV show is that I not only read but contributed to the above posting and don't remember doing so. :confused::confused:

So I'm making a huge batch of spaghetti sauce for the freezer and I've got the boob tube on in the background. The story of the 71 GT caught my eye mostly because nobody does C-bodies on TV shows.Then they get the 383 6-pac working. They do a test drive, bark it off the line and it barks again...

Watched Fantom Works S6 E9 and a customer brings in a factory special ordered 71 Fury GT with a 383-6pac. Apparently it was a prototype and shouldn't have been sold and delivered. About a year later Plymouth contacted the customer and wanted the car back, but the customer refused. If true, a...

Awesome find, I could see myself spending hours going through the pages! Keep it safe.

A very special car, an extremely rare "V" code 440 6 pac. Pretty special to even see it!