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Great time as always @ricks_RR and thank you and Brenda as always for putting this on and showing us such awesome hospitality.

Congrats @mobileparts - it sure beats the alternative of struggling to find business, that's for sure. Additionally, whether or not it's true I don't know, but having that much business really makes me feel good about the present/near future of our addictive passion/hobby.

That 1915 Dodge Brothers was awesome

Had a blast @ricks_RR once again! Kudos to you and Brenda. My father and nephew had a blast as well. Good food, good laughs, great cars...hard to beat. Lookin forward to the pancake breakfast.

So excited to have this back Rick! You can count Paige and I in. Hopefully Black Betty will be ready to set sail so you can see what I did to that 440 you and I pried out in the dead of the winter a few years back. See you soon brother...

Nice read, thanks for sharing that, that's pretty wild. Although I personally did not attend, growing up in Tampa certainly allowed for more than one knee high walk to get the mail. I am sure there were plenty of "I shoulda brought my Chrysler Marine Engine" jokes going around that day.

Post pics of the sheds too. At the risk of sounding like a weirdo, I dig a nice barn/shed/man cave. So many here in New England. Makes me so jealous given that I'm operating out of a 1 car garage in which my NY soaks up every last bit of space, with just enough room for my MIG welder.

Thanks for the pics, those were great. I really liked that 300, same year as my NY. It reminded me of what mine is supposed to somewhat look like. You should do a before and after shot of now and in February. Never been to ND, but I'm willing to bet those roads will look a tad different. :poke:

Thanks for helping me kill a lazy Sunday evening, great album.

Had my wedding reception at the Pabst Brewery, awesome venue.

I'm salivating...