old guy

Nope.......just wrapped the empty plugs in plastic to prevent water getting in. I also bought gutter leaf guard at the big box store, (it's steel dipped in plastic, still looks good after years) to dress the empty holes. ( Cut to shape, and Installed from behind the facia with JB Weld. )

You know the early bird has a big worm :iagree:

The tags are filling up again. :rofl2:

Just trying to keep on keeping on & staying focused on the big prize :tup: My day will come; hopefully be rolling before ZdayZ 2021 :driving:

Johnny Cash sang a song about wanting one “Long & Black” :eek:

If nothing else; gonna be fully adjustable :driving:

Man these billet SPL parts do feel really nice in your hand :happydance:

Gonna package up & ship my damaged 19x12 Forgestar for replacement...Jason says would be best for exact color match :tiphat:

Nope; going up 8” more & ensuring enough room for packing machine after dirt from back of property is filled in,,,also to the sides & out front. Keeping foundation near ground level on lowest...

For $100/hour I'd happily put two bolts through some hockey pucks and drive out to install some BettyFab engine mounts. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Everyone has given him advice, and he doesn't do anything with it. He may be a nice kid. BUT man, he hasn't learned anything. He's the definition of insanity.

and thats a sh1tty spot to be in...

He actually is a really nice kid. He's maintained a good attitude throughout his clusterfvck

I am finally starting to see the benefit in this southern style of construction....you have jacked it up so much that you can now have a basement under it.... ...SWEET... :icon17:

That dude is a train wreck

I always stuff the cavity with citrus stuff