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sssup duuudes.

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whats good itches?

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what'd i miss?

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3856984)

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How are you going to pick up the sub-frame and hold it still enough to press out the bushings?

Easy peasy. Hold the subframe in one hand and operate the press with my other hand.

lol jk... I figured I would have to set up a table adjacent to the press at the right height to support the majority of the subframe weight.

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3856985)

Start throwing parts on now. By the time your test pipes show up. That would be the last thing you need to do.

But I have to wait a few months for new parts to marinate in my garage before I can install them :icon17:

I guess I can get started on the oil cooler and brake ducts. They've got a few years on them now.

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Originally Posted by sx moneypit (Post 3856957)

Beautiful place ya got there.Why in the cornbread hell would you want to move!!:confused:

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3856977)

No ****. I’ve been spending all of my adult life trying to figure out to have water on the property I live on.

Well we have lived here now for 25 years and we have had a ton of fun here, but gosh dang its a lot of work. 1.75 acres with 350 feet on the water is a big frigging yard to work and keep it looking nice. Then inside its 5 bathrooms and 4500 sq feet for the wife to clean. Both her and I are quite OCD and we try to keep it perfect all the time. We also are the kind of people that do not hire anyone for anything.

Then with me retiring a few months back, we were kind of thinking of taking it easier then we have been. So we are going to build a new house in FL on a golf course that will be minimal maintenance for awhile and enjoy a change of scenery. You know, maybe just kick back and smell the bacon.... and take a few road trips now and then...

Happily our current house has increased in value by over a half mil more then when we bought it in 1995. Sadly Mrs Spoiler wants to spend every cent of it on a nice new home. :confused: Oh well, it’s going to be an exciting year.

In the meantime, anyone that may want to buy this house, it comes with two separate brick garages, a bad *** boat and also a real nice pool table....

Think about it...

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Originally Posted by Spoiler (Post 3857043)

Well we have lived here now for 25 years we have had a ton of fun here, but gosh dang its a lot of work. 1.75 acres with 350 feet on the water is a big frigging yard to work and keep it looking nice. Then inside its 5 bathrooms and 4500 sq feet for the wife to clean. Both her and I are quite OCD and we try to keep it perfect all the time. We also are the kind of people that do not hire anyone for anything.

Then with me retiring a few months back, we were kind of thinking of taking it easier then we have been. So we are going to build a new house in FL on a golf course that will be minimal maintenance for awhile and enjoy a change of scenery. You know, maybe just kick back and smell the bacon.... and take a few road trips now and then...

Happily our current house has increased in value by over a half mil more then when we bought it in 1995. Sadly Mrs Spoiler wants to spend every cent of ut on a nice new home. :confused: Oh well, it’s going to be an exciting year.

In the meantime, anyone that may want to buy this house, it comes with two garages, a bad *** boat and also a real nice pool table....

Think about it...

Sold...$200k?

nice tv mr. bonerz.

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the house is coming together duuude..

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peace & love itches.

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dont drink and drive duuuudes...