Pile of Parts
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Joined: Tue Aug 16, 2016 11:53 pm
Re: Semaphor Turn-Signal
Such a nice, clean set up, It looks like you have all the details nailed on your vehicles, really very cool…
It must be so nice to drive a rig you've worked so hard to get dialed in. On my end the road ahead looks like that Dr.Suess book where the kid has to mow his uncles vast lawn only to find that the grass has grown back again on the other side by the time he's done. I wonder if I'll ever have the whole ensemble just the way I want it. But then, maybe part of the fun is in the chase…enjoying the process. But then, I guess you could tell me all about that, I'm still pretty green on this stuff. The only other vehicle I invested passion and interest in was my 1962 Chrysler Newport 2 door, but I passed that project on to my Dad, he needed something to keep busy on. He has the time and resources I never will to really cherry that car back out, the old family car couldn't be in better hands. Miss that car though...
It must be so nice to drive a rig you've worked so hard to get dialed in. On my end the road ahead looks like that Dr.Suess book where the kid has to mow his uncles vast lawn only to find that the grass has grown back again on the other side by the time he's done. I wonder if I'll ever have the whole ensemble just the way I want it. But then, maybe part of the fun is in the chase…enjoying the process. But then, I guess you could tell me all about that, I'm still pretty green on this stuff. The only other vehicle I invested passion and interest in was my 1962 Chrysler Newport 2 door, but I passed that project on to my Dad, he needed something to keep busy on. He has the time and resources I never will to really cherry that car back out, the old family car couldn't be in better hands. Miss that car though...