Recent content by Head Lice

This is the way to go. Some great tools to be had in pawn shops.

Aristotle once quipped . . . "The whole is more than the sum of its parts." Sadly the reverse of his quip is true in this case . . . .

Would be embarrassed to drive it.

Favorite tool? : Why, that would be a hammer . . . a big hammer. If it can't be fixed with a hammer, it's obviously an electrical problem.

My 340 'Cuda came with a Hurst . . .

Get the test done. Uncomfortable, yes . . . but necessary. When the doc is pulling on the rubber glove, smiling and winking at you while telling you it should be checked weekly, it may be time to find another doctor . . .

Would also look great, be more usable sitting on an early Ramcharger 4x4 frame . . . with the flat/six between the frame rails.

Low pain tolerance?

Two/half years ago . . . check-up/finger, doctor didn't like what he felt. Blood tests confirmed that I had aggressive prostate cancer. Bone density, prostate bi-opsy, colonoscopy, multiple stomach injections, and twenty bouts of radiation. Long road of recovery for a very fit active man . . .

Caterpillar doesn't have a boot factory. Cat puts out tenders, manufacturers bid, Cat puts their name/logo on, you buy.

He doesn't have any friends . . .

A console top covering that works well can be cut from a carpet runner of the right color and density. Cut with rounded corners, it can look like a factory option. If your dog is a passenger, this keeps the console top pristine. Fasten with contact glue or ??

Combined with the 4' Jack-All across the hood . . . just screams "Look at me. I'm rugged"

'When you have a choice, buy American made" . . . good advice, I'm sure. Good chance your 4x4 block came from our Canadian trees . . . . just sayin'