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Holly crap. Those are the nicest A$$'s I ever seen. http://wtriders.com/WTR/Smileys/default/peace.gif

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I changed my mind. :no::no::no: :lol:

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I don't understand the ? part.:lol:

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That’s okay - neither did I.

By the way - the main hazard (other than having to feed her) with dating a female of those proportions is losing your truck keys, forever, when she sets on them by accident.

Mac. :lol:

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Does you wife give you a hard time saying if you can hit that little cup why can't you hit the toilet?

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I know what you meen Mac......:lol:

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Nice deuces!!:lol::lol::lol:

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What are you going use to scrape of the undercoating on the 36 lark? I used a chisel and some old straight screwdrivers.

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jason always shows up to straighten us out
so lets go to the beach :thumbs:

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I hit the toilet OK because I have short legs, and the middle one is long. :haha:

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:lol:

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The parts of underneath the body that was soaked with oil just scraped off. He just wants a fresh coat of undercoat to clean it up. But if I had to scrape it off Eastwood has this. http://www.eastwood.com/under-gone-u...17-oz-net.html
Or last time I took off underwear............I mean undercoating I heated it with a torch, and it scraped right off.
See what thread jacking does to your brain. :haha:

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:haha:

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:lol::haha:
May be your best yet Mac..........
:lol::haha::haha:

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Exrackry!!!

http://www.eltoroweakly.com/images/ror.jpg

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You guys are killing me. :haha: :haha: :haha:

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:haha:

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Got most of the Larks frame cleaned down to bare metal. My arms are killing me. Man I love my lift. It was a big help. I used a 4 1/2" grinder with a twisted wire wheel.

http://belair.smugmug.com/photos/601260471_WWvLn-XL.jpg

Before
http://belair.smugmug.com/photos/601260312_RECKd-XL.jpg

After
http://belair.smugmug.com/photos/601260527_ED9rA-XL.jpg

Can't wait to get this frame painted so I can get my truck on the lift next. Sooooooon

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Nice work Dennis. I'm wanting a 2 post lift still. My ceiling is exactly 12' maybe 1/2" less with sheetrock. Do you know the exact height of your lift?

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are you using POR on the Lark?

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I'll have to measure it tomorrow

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Yes the stuff is awesome :metal:

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Looks good Dennis. After talking to you I'm looking into 12' walls. A lift may be a few years off but it's good to plan for the future.

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Depending on how you build it you could go with 10' walls and a vaulted truss. On my barn I stuck the foundation wall out of the ground 2' then a 8' wall. Then I vaulted the ceiling. I'm pretty sure just the peak has to be 12'. I'm putting one in my next house. My dream house is going to have one in the floor that goes down to a basement under my garage.:metal: Like a bat cave. Full of trucks:metal: