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I was a loyal Dewalt customer. But I do think Milwaukee has passed them on quality. And if you're patent? You can catch better and more frequent deals than Dewalt. JMO

I'm not a veteran, thus stay clear of their day at here and others that have veteran deals. My daughter part time bartends at Applebee's. And she is getting slammed right about now. So remember, tips are not free. Lol.

When I wake as a close to emergency pee? It's because it is. And I'm standing there for awhile. I've not heard any legitimate natural supplemental remedies that actually works. And of course you ask the Dr? All they recommend is Tamsulosin (Flomax) So many nights I make my way to the bathroom...

Today there are a whole slew of shows. Everything from restoration of classics to exotic supercar showcases. But I do miss the simpler of times. And Saturday morning (late morning. After I giggled on some Looney Tunes) RoadRunner of course was the best. Especially those back to back quick clips...

When I first saw I wasn't sure they were rims. Some sort of blower blades. I've never seen anything like them as a car rim. So now curious to see?

I had something simular happen to me with my first B-body. I drove it up to the local track to see what it could do. Once there. Total loss of electrical. To all 3 circuits. Tried multiple batt, tested leads to and from starter. After some under dash testing it would start, but lights flickering...

I think the early culprit is due to aging clientele? Does anyone's have the urge for the early morning breakfast special at Country Kitchens? Lol.

Snacks ROCK too!

Naps ROCK! But once in awhile I take it too far. I'll nap after work. But if I nap too long? I'm going to have a restless night. And have to start all over again with a tighter schedule. I never understood my mother saying "Don't snack before supper. You'll ruin your appetite!" But I understood now!

As the saying goes. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. '69 Charger R/T '71 Cuda '69 GTX '70 Cuda '68 Charger '66 GTO And that order can flip flop at any given moment. With even an outsider entering the list. JMO

Yeah, I kinda figured. I would be very skeptical for thicker angle iron like on a trailer? Funny how the demo's make it look like applying caulk? Lol.

Speaking of welding. Has anyone tried these new hand held Laser welding systems? This looks WAY too good to be true...

I'm going thru that now. My worst eye done. And vision is greatly improved. My left eye is next Thursday. All because I need a real ID so can do some traveling this Winter. But I also knew there was NO WAY I was passing DMV eye test. I barely got by 3 years ago. Lol.

I'm sorry to hear. We certainly had our snipes in the N/P forums. But he stayed passionate to both cars and political POV. RIP worthy adversary.

At current age? I would have to take one nice car. Besides, my mind would all but short circuit with a bunch of very decent candidates. That's one of the fantasy finds. A widow who wants out from a property that her late husband's accumulation of project cars he never got too. His hobby wasn't...

I think so too. Plus the time required. As we get older? Time becomes more valued Besides, it's how I have always. Since I was a kid. When these cars were not this old. And gave no thought to matching or originality. It's was all about how to get more performance with the then far less...

I purposely target cars that run, but need some love. Non number's matching to make my own performance goals and ride. So it's a bit bought & built. I don't have the sheet metal fabrication or the machinist skillset to go start from next to nothing beginnings.

I have to admit I get impatient with the little old lady in front of me at the drivethru ATM trying to reprogram her banking accounts from her car. "ITS GRAB AND DASH LADY!"

I found compression checks are not worth much on engines that are not experiencing something obviously wrong. They are valuable finding where that problem exists. Finding a cylinder near dead. And almost without failure, one of the cylinders next to the suspect is showing very high PSI. And now...

My grandfather was a gunner on a destroyer that was hit by a kamikaze in the pacific. They found him unconscious clinging to wreckage with a busted back. He survived that and 1940s back surgery. To later serve 19 years as a MN highway patrolman. Saying he never once had to pull his revolver on...