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I was already doing that myself, no one even needed to ask me.
I really don't have a problem with quarantine either as long as the welding wire and gas hold out and I have some scrap metal and old Comet parts that need to be put together. My wife may not share my enthusiasm at times
See Ya,
Mike
I really don't have a problem with quarantine either as long as the welding wire and gas hold out and I have some scrap metal and old Comet parts that need to be put together. My wife may not share my enthusiasm at times
See Ya,
Mike
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I'm quarantined as I had contact with a contractor that had contact with someone that tested positive for covid-19.
Roger
Roger
65 comet 7.61@96mph 1/8
Made in Canada, Built for speed.
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https://youtu.be/JCVwEitXSi4
Made in Canada, Built for speed.
Tweaked65 on instagram
https://youtu.be/JCVwEitXSi4
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I've already got cabin fever,,,I don't go to any,but now all the night clubs and beer joints are shut down ,,,,so we might have an increase in new babies being born or more devorices….always something !!...good luck to all......POP
pop/glenda
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Hope all is well Roger!tweaked wrote:I'm quarantined as I had contact with a contractor that had contact with someone that tested positive for covid-19.
Roger
It’s a mad house here in California! Folks were panicking but it seems to be mellowing out.
I’ve been spending more time with my 2 kids because they’re out of school. Mountain biking, building models and fishing today. Also were gonna have a metal fab seminar in the garage this weekend
Take care all!
Joe
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You should stream that online so we can all learn something.comethead wrote:Also were gonna have a metal fab seminar in the garage this weekendtweaked wrote:I'm quarantined as I had contact with a contractor that had contact with someone that tested positive for covid-19.
Roger
Take care all!
Joe
1964 Comet Caliente Convertible
30,000 miles on our rebuild
All Comets start out as dreams...
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I came upon this social distancing tool earlier. It was a stick with a ball on top that had the numbers 1-5 with an R too. I found out the higher the number, the more the distance.
66 Cyclone GT; 245/60R15's on 15x8's and 215/70R15's on 15x7 Magnum's.
There's nothing like the sound of a pushrod V8 singing at the top of her lung's.
There's nothing like the sound of a pushrod V8 singing at the top of her lung's.
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Hey Roger, to alot of people that would be scary,, "what the hell am I gonna do for 2 weeks" to a car guy, thats like saying go enjoy youself in the garage Comettweaked wrote:I'm quarantined as I had contact with a contractor that had contact with someone that tested positive for covid-19.
Roger
Take care
Fred
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Yep, I've been "social distancing" since way before it got popular!
1964 Caliente hardtop, 302/T5/8.8"
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Hey Red! There's a difference between social distancing and anti social
It's just something about your signature pic
Outstanding in your field,,,
Buggin ya
Fred
It's just something about your signature pic
Outstanding in your field,,,
Buggin ya
Fred
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I’ll give you the quick Joe version:Groover wrote:You should stream that online so we can all learn something.comethead wrote:
Also were gonna have a metal fab seminar in the garage this weekend
Take care all!
Joe
Drink beer.
Cut piece of metal. Beat piece of metal profusely. Check for fit. Cut and beat some more!!
Tack weld it in place. Beat some more until it’s glowing red. Finish weld.
Drink beer
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The drink beer part I believe, but beat profusely,,,, doesn't fit my image, memories of you
Do you even own a hammer??
Have you ever done any track racing?
If not you are in for a great time!
Most enjoyment you can have with your pants on!!
Fred
Do you even own a hammer??
Have you ever done any track racing?
If not you are in for a great time!
Most enjoyment you can have with your pants on!!
Fred
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I prefer to think of it this way...I value my personal space more than "normal" people!SASSY wrote:Hey Red! There's a difference between social distancing and anti social
It's just something about your signature pic
Outstanding in your field,,,
Buggin ya
Fred
I'm often outstanding in many fields...being a farmer (farmer's hired man that is)
1964 Caliente hardtop, 302/T5/8.8"
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Back in my younger days I would take a motorcycle out to Willow Springs racetrack for track days. It was a 1000cc Suzuki twin that was a brute! That’s my only track experience.SASSY wrote:The drink beer part I believe, but beat profusely,,,, doesn't fit my image, memories of you
Do you even own a hammer??
Have you ever done any track racing?
If not you are in for a great time!
Most enjoyment you can have with your pants on!!
Fred
I’m looking forward to finishing this Falcon and getting it out to the same local track.
I’m closer than ever!
I own lots of hammers Fred! Otherwise what would I throw across the garage when I’m pissed off!!??!!
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Yes! Track days on a motorcycle! That would be something I could really get into.
We have great roads to ride around here with very little traffic but, can never go all in cause a person needs a reserve,, for the deer around the corner, bit of gravel etc, plus my old Suzi is far from a track bike!
I think in a car once you get familiar with it and the tires are at the verge of giving up on corner exit, your foot through the firewall with about a foot of pavement left.
At that point your thinking, couldda braked later with a stiffer front shock, oil pressure is good, then you think what do I need to do for the next corner.
Those are times I enjoyed the most as I'm sure you will!
Fred
We have great roads to ride around here with very little traffic but, can never go all in cause a person needs a reserve,, for the deer around the corner, bit of gravel etc, plus my old Suzi is far from a track bike!
I think in a car once you get familiar with it and the tires are at the verge of giving up on corner exit, your foot through the firewall with about a foot of pavement left.
At that point your thinking, couldda braked later with a stiffer front shock, oil pressure is good, then you think what do I need to do for the next corner.
Those are times I enjoyed the most as I'm sure you will!
Fred