[TwiggyTheDrummer]

Originally Posted by drogers

OK, you got a quick look at her so a brief BIO. I just hit 40 and hopefully this is my midlife crisis, what could be cooler. I've been married a while, if I said a long time my wife would kill me. We have a daughter that's a freshman at OSU (GO POKES) and a son that turns 21 in two months. Both of them are out of the house and dad needs a new hobby. I've always enjoyed getting dirty under the hood, not working on the new stuff but the old, things that you could watch go up and down without needing a PC. Things that used ½, 9/16/ ¾, not 12mm, 11mm, and so forth. I grew up working in a shop, fixing cars (I had a 68 IH pickup, 76 Malibu Classic, and a 73 MG convertible growing up. I then went off to the Army for 10 years and then spent another 10 raising a family in Oklahoma and getting to a point where I can have a hobby like this. I have been looking over this site for months and you guys are something else. Some of the things you have done with these trucks is amazing. So sit back and take a look at my journey, I hope it's worthy of this site, if not at least I'll have a good time getting there!!

Well it sounds like the history of wrench turning is there. I'm an 18 year old that had the fascination of old vehicles from childhood so one day I hope to say the same. And no, it's not a midlife crisis, it's an adiction far worse than any bag of 100% crack.