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**71swb4x4** · 08-13-2005, 11:01 PM

I met Al AKA BIGBLOCKNROLL, and I met up with Todd AKA 68C15. Todd rebuilt a couple of 700r4 transmissions for me so I gave him the step side in payment for the labor. It needs a lot of work to say the least, no drive train, and a ton of other work, but I hear a big block caddy may find it's way in there.
I have attached a picture of Todd, not really a flattering picture

I was trying to keep him from spying the "All You Can Eat" sign, I knew we would be in trouble if he dragged us in there.
The second picture is of Al's truck, and then the step side hooked up to Todd's truck with the tow bar.
Todd and Al's truck are the same color, one's a 72, and the other a 67. That's Al's truck up close, that's original paint - very solid!
You can see all the "stuff" I loaded into the step side. Thanks for letting me clean up Todd

08-13-2005, 11:01 PM	#1
71swb4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Brookings, SD Posts: 10,499	Met a member, delivered the step side to another member I met Al AKA BIGBLOCKNROLL, and I met up with Todd AKA 68C15. Todd rebuilt a couple of 700r4 transmissions for me so I gave him the step side in payment for the labor. It needs a lot of work to say the least, no drive train, and a ton of other work, but I hear a big block caddy may find it's way in there. I have attached a picture of Todd, not really a flattering picture I was trying to keep him from spying the "All You Can Eat" sign, I knew we would be in trouble if he dragged us in there. The second picture is of Al's truck, and then the step side hooked up to Todd's truck with the tow bar. Todd and Al's truck are the same color, one's a 72, and the other a 67. That's Al's truck up close, that's original paint - very solid! You can see all the "stuff" I loaded into the step side. Thanks for letting me clean up Todd Attached Images __________________ Some people are like slinkies, they aren't good for anything, but you can't help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs.