Harry P.

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Milky means it's not fully dry. Future dries dead clear.

Nope.

Doesn't every truck have to have lines to connect to the trailer's brakes?

Geez, you guys are so well read. I haven't read a novel since high school, when I had to. Not a reader of fiction at all. No time.

But specifically on a Pete 359?

If it's clearly stated on their website that "normal" delivery time is 3-6 weeks, or months, or whatever... and the buyer agrees to that and knows it going in, that's one thing. But some of these guys are all too happy to take your order and your money, then take their own sweet time actually sending you what you paid for.

Check this out... https://flic.kr/s/aHsjxe1qhi

OK, I'm no truck guy... but shouldn't there be a "pogo stick" and the brake hoses there behind the cab?

In my opinion, if you sell a product to the public, no matter what that product is or under what situation you sell it, you have an obligation to deliver on that product in a timely fashion. Using the excuse that it's a "sideline" or "I have a full-time job" doesn't cut it. Your customer (the guy who sent in the order and his money) deserves to be treated professionally. And if you can't respond to your customer in a professional manner, you have no business being in business. I think it's ridiculous that people are made to wait weeks or even months before they get the stuff they ordered and paid for. I've never dealt with any aftermarket resin sellers, so I am not "naming names," but waiting several weeks or longer to receive my order would be completely unacceptable to me. That vendor would never hear from me again.

I can't believe the homicide victims were dealt with so casually...

Did Cary Grant ever ask for it back?

Huh?

It's not Olivia Newton-John, is it?

Already posted a bit higher up on this page.

Here's a little hint...

Sorta looks like Bo Derek.

Same car.

Nobody?

You left out humpback...

Just an FYI... it's not a wax. There is no wax in it, it's just clear acrylic.

Conchata Ferrell. She was the housekeeper on Two and a Half men.

That's Krocker.

Do you always paint the chassis components red and the mufflers blue?

Oh yeah, right. He was actually Telly Savalas' real-life brother.