GREAT day!!! Carb is better and scored X 2!!!

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  1. blugene

    blugene Senior member Supporting Member

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    Well yeaea, they hide his legs :rofl2:
     
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    Hey now, he has sexy chicken legs!!:biglaugh:
     
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    Here is Anna's most recent pic of my Duh-Nuh-dunh-NUH shoes...

    Ain't them the most sexy legs, on unfinished floors, with fire-extinguishers...
     
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    Gotta love those Argyle socks, almost as good as tube socks. :)
     
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    Sorry I have rail-roaded your thread, I am off!! See you guys later.

    Anna:wine:
     
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    Ok, so you like the drum sticks :rofl2: :bananaman. Glad to share a laugh with you Anna :tiphat:

    I do like the choice socks (y)
     
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    Finger-lickin' good:D
     
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    Classic!!!
    Good night, off to watch some TV.

    Scott and Anna
     
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    I am real sorry that I read this whole thread. I should've stopped with the carb stuff. There are some things a man of fine character (such as myself) doe not need to seed. An ostrich wearing argyle socks and house shoes is one of 'em.
     
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    Who you callin' an ostrich...coming from a guy leaning on a big chicken...:16suspect
     
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    Terry.You are a hoot--:rofl2:
     
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    I gotta keep anna off of here, she led this thread WAY astray.

    Anyway, did you hear that a got a FREE aluminum driveshaft and 9" rear housing? :rolleyes:

    Anyone have any idea how much it would cost to have someone cut this down and make it fit?
     
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    in your first post ...you had stopped to see about getting your driveshaft balanced. did you get that info?
    i priced a balance on my driveshaft...$450+ the guy said they are most likely twisted if they vibe.:huh:
    a friend of mine did mine at his machine shop...FREE
    you said that the "new" shaft was about 24" too long. i would suggest you cut about 6" from the bad yoke off and check the thickness of the shaft. if you remember the shaft i found... broke twice (2 burnouts). the wall thickness was too thin...:yup:


    got to go...Fed-Ex lady just set my new aluminum radiator on the front porch!!!!!!


    :outtahere:
     
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    Thanks for the info, I just made the calls to my semi-local shops and had to leave a message, so didn't get a quote yet. Semi-local means 60 minutes drive or so...the bad thing about living out in the boonies...

    What is good size wall thickness? I can cut it here and measure before I spend the money to have someone else do it and tell me it is too thin.

    GOOD LUCK WITH THE RADIATOR!!!
     
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