Marks winter of "59"



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You know it is very very clean.....What kind of guy are you????? You are making the rest of us look bad!! :wink: :lol:

I would love to have everything put a way nicely but .....I guess I like a mess! :roll:

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Guy's ;No, i'm not A "neat freak" I just put stuff away when i'm done so I can find them next time.My garage has A second floor and that is where alot of the parts are,My pole barn, is the "catch all" I sure wish the snow would go away,it is really really hangin in there,I'm ready to go after that ground hog!! The deer and turkeys are still coming around usually done by now,Oh well it will get here someday!!!!! Mark M
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Mark - A person that puts stuff away when he's done, IS A NEAT FREAK, got it. Pole barn catch all, yea right, I bet you could walk the aisles in the dark and not trip. The rest of us can find our tools the next time we need them, it just takes longer plus you find stuff you forgot about. You want to see "looks bad" my garage is it.
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By the way, it's very expensive to live in South Florida, what with the cost of Sun Screen these days.
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Dick; I hear ya!!!!!!!!!!
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Dick; I think I'm ready for some of that sun tan oil,this don't look like the first day of spring,looks like Erie Pa. Pic taken 3/21/13 5:45pm What is the other thing called? oh ya the sun !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mark M
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YUM! Looks like Deer Jerkey to me...Only thing better is Elk Jerkey.....(Turkey is good too! Just makes you sleepy afterwards)

Soon that snow will fade away and that large Nuclear orb in the sky will appear and all will be right for you Mark!


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John; I was thinking asking John to trade suntan oil for deer baloney!!
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P.S. I MEAN DICK,THE ONE IN FLORIDA.
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COME ON DOWN!!!!! We got plenty of Deer Jerkey and Turkey Jerkey.
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Mr Koch also has Avocado's growing on his trees there. Free for the taking if you pay a visit to Dick!



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Good thing we don't have Topic Administrators...this post began as an update on a restoration, now it's gone over to wildlife sightings and agricultural reports! :lol:
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Guys; Allright where was I,oh yea the plymouth.Well she is A L I V E !!!!!!!!!! And well I might add.I wheeled her outside and ran it for some break in.The fellow I had rebuild the motor said run it about 1500-2000 rpm 20 to 30 minutes to break in the flat tappets,I am running Brad Penn SAE 30 "break in oil" high in zinc phosphorus.Oil pressure was steady at 50 lbs the motor was running surprisingly cool (normal) for A first run,they usually run a little on the hot side at first although the 160 thermostat I put in probably helps.Posted A few pics check it out bye for now Mark M
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Photos show a beautiful day, and the positive report makes for an ideal closing
to this particular chapter of "Mark's Winter of 59".
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Mark - I envy you, You are close to taking a ride in your beautiful car. A long wait for me! Would you share what paint you used for the engine and are the valve covers the same.
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