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Im not sure...I know I will probably not be able to train for 6 - 8 months. Which means by the time i can train again ill be 31
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In better news a guys coming to look at the rims on the stang tomorrow
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Sweet! I hope he buys them!
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That would be sweet
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Well ive been productive....Car is ready to be taken to carmax tomorrow except for a nice wash and some additional vacuuming
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Nice!!! Hope you get what you want from it man!! How's the knee feeling?
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Knee sucks!!! And so do the guys on Craigslist that arent responding to my questions about their stangs lol
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You on painkillers or anything? And yeah I hear ya there Craigslist ppl can't be ridiculous sometimes
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i take advil and thats it
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Ouch! Just wait till surgery then you get the good stuff lol well man I gotta get back to the truck just wanted to respond see how it's holding up
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Hey Jeff , hang in there buddy. You can still fight at 31
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Thanks Chuck!!! Ill definitely be stepping back in the cage |
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Yeah, me and my wife fight all the time, and I'm 34! lol, j/k.
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Well sold my Mustang and broke even....Sucks but I didnt want to make a payment and with the Odometer showing 99600 and having all sorts of suspension and other issues I let it go. Now I dont have to make a $370 payment friday :) So the search for a 65-68 Mustang continues...
On the other hand I installed my new Throttle Bracket and Spring setup on the truck. Adjusted the Kick Down cable but i think it needs a little more as the pedal is still a little tight. Finally Installed and tested my Re-wired Cluster and it had no flaws... However my gas gauge isnt working right....Found the ground was loose and had to re-wire it to a new ground as the bolt was stripped...No luck....Then I squeezed my hand up in their and the push on connection just poppped off like it wasnt even on.. I managed to get it back on and it was working....Drove the truck to the gas station and it stopped again... Goes past the Full section...Ugh I need smaller arms...... Guess maybe ill have to drop the tank next week if i can...Not sure.....Especially since I dont know when Surgery will be. |
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Awesome!!! Great job man glad to see you got a lot done today
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That's great, Jeff! If your throttle is tight, you might try removing or getting looser return springs.
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That is one beefy throttle bracket!! Jeff let me know if you need some help with that tank.
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Have I told you guys your awesome? :) We can have a little mini tank dropping party if you like
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My schedule is open so whatever works for yall....
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It would have to be a friday, sat or sunday for me.
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We could do it at my shop if you want!
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