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Would showering you in kits lessen the pain? (Not making a joke, an ex-colleague's mom has MS and it is no laughing matter) Hope the pain goes away soon, you are one of the nicest people I have met on this forum.

during Elvis' funeral

for containing farts

Looks like a perfect fit for that space. Great score!

, wetsuit, and flippers

Not sure, but if it will, you need the 1970 hood as well.

birds eating Ex-lax

The only issue I have with these seats around here is that the "pleather" upholstery makes farting noises when someone adjust the recline. It's kind of distracting during quiet scenes, but I guess it would be OK for watching Blazing Saddles.

Interesting to hear. I threw one in the cart the last time I bought paint, but I haven't used it yet.

The 70 Monte Carlo has the best 69-up BBC with the accessories in the right place.

Stupid forum hangups that double posted my comments. Why do I bother?

.... that I don't understand after driving a few of them vs Fords and GMs with regular and normal Hurst shifters.

.... that I don't understand after driving a few of them vs Fords and GMs with regular and normal Hurst shifters.

Gonna PM you

It's arguable whether this is use or testing, but Pepsi is using 21 of them here and they seem to be working out for them. Of course, this isn't Moosepucker Saskatchewan. https://www.ccjdigital.com/alternative-power/article/15635242/pepsico-on-tesla-semis-realworld-hauling-performance

I got over floor mounted dimmer switches when trying to drive my 1968 Mustang 302-4V + toploader (owned 1977-2001) in bad weather at night a few times. 67-68 Mustangs also had floor mounted windshield washers that you had to pump. That's a lot to do with your left foot...

I have one of the 66 Squires. I wish he would do a 62, 65, 67, 68, 69, and 70 to go with the 63, 64, and 66 that he currently casts. Modelhaus used to have 70s, and I have suspicion that Paul may have created the masters for those.

No, he casts the 1966, with or without woodgrain.

Careful.... I have an older (74yo) friend that has a '56 Ford collection. A Crown Victoria, a Victoria, two Fairlane sedans, and a convertible that is a 30-some year stalled project The other 4 are drivers if he can keep the batteries up and the power steering leaks at bay. The Victoria was purchased in ~1974 in a drag car configuration with a 390 and a 9" rearend. Dave restored it back to stock with a 312 and it is still his favorite. Car could have very well wound up in a junkyard.

their favorite team

use their i-Pad

gallons of vomit

Your neighbor built a pool, and filled it while you were at work?

Worked for a couple of Ford dealerships during that period of time. The early Probes (turbo) were scary to drive but the later V6 ones seemed refined in comparison.

A very special Valentine's Day. I may have HINTED that I wanted these from Hearn's Hobbies, but I was thrilled to get them. 1/24th scale.