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Fiveum was the word but I saw Steak-Ums which reminded me of Philly Steak sandwiches and day-um... now I'm hungry.

Just seeing that photo hurts...

Days we go to Costco to buy meat we sometimes get Prime, though more expensive than Choice the marbling is definitely more defined.

Shop with your heart not your head is what the retailers want from you.

How I remember PBS...

I miss Windows 7. Heck I miss Windows XP.

I learned about a new rabbit hole... Winfield carburetor. Now if someone would make them 1/25.

Laughing, too much time wasted online.

I'd give you my honest opinion but I'll just agree with Bill.

I learned about this today... https://www.hemmings.com/stories/for-prewar-speed-enthusiasts-the-roof-ohv-conversion-is-tops/ You can get a 3d printer file for it too https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/roof-101-for-amt-1929-ford-exhaust/similar-designs I want one for my 29 Ford roadster...not certain about the carb manifold on it. Oh wait, I also learned I don't have a 3d printer.

Bob is the name I want to give a dog eventually, same forwards and backwards...

Exactly what I was typing... but you finished first, so back to the word section.

Eagles was the actual name of the band, though everyone always refers to them as The Eagles but what I find interesting is that the core of the band had been Linda Ronstadt's back up band.

Re-reading "Supercharged Gas Coupes : Remembering the Sixties" by Don Montgomery.

A more benevolent use of UV/black lights than scaring yourself in motel rooms is finding pet stains to treat in your carpet...

Last night we went to a Venezuelan food cart to get dinner, I'd never had Venezuelan food before. I had a Reina Pepiada Arepa, which is a sandwich made with flat bread made of corn dough and chicken, avocado, mayo, onion, cilantro, and lime juice filling. It was delicious.

Texas 3D Customs has early and newer hemis

Like this?

Beautiful resin as always... Definitely a great man to deal with.

Thank you Ed Fluck!!!

It looked like the same Vette possibly?

I was looking at early photos of cars at Bonneville Salt Flats online, focusing on the 50s https://www.messynessychic.com/2016/03/18/rare-kodachromes-of-1950s-hot-rods-to-send-your-heart-racing/ ...and found this Corvette. while thinking this would make an interesting, though subtle build I tried to find any information out about it. Though I found nothing, I did find this. Which obviously has different modifications done, including a hole probably for a blower up front, the hole in the nose/grille area looks the same. Now either build has my interest piqued. As originally ran or as barn find?

Ordered the P65 set. What are the other scoops in it just outta curiosity? Charles