lol I agree.Carl McFly wrote:anyone else says that and I'd have my doubtsZAEDOCK wrote: The last engine swap my brother and I did was in a snow storm.
JEEP REPAIR FOR DUMMIES
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mightymeglet
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Carl McFly
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I have other plans for Saturday morning 
I'm postponing my work until Sunday morning but the same offer is on the table. When I'm done, I'll gladly hang around for a while and help someone out with their projects
I'm postponing my work until Sunday morning but the same offer is on the table. When I'm done, I'll gladly hang around for a while and help someone out with their projects
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mightymeglet wrote:lol I agree.Carl McFly wrote:anyone else says that and I'd have my doubtsZAEDOCK wrote: The last engine swap my brother and I did was in a snow storm.
It wasn't snowing at the time, but there was a foot of snow on the ground when I installed my SYE. I laid a blue tarp on the snow, then a blanket, and wore a heavy LLBean goretex lined fleece coat and a pair of flanned lined jeans. Still froze my $%^& off
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ZAEDOCK
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Ed and I were wearing T-shirts and jeans.DDewar53 wrote:It wasn't snowing at the time, but there was a foot of snow on the ground when I installed my SYE. I laid a blue tarp on the snow, then a blanket, and wore a heavy LLBean goretex lined fleece coat and a pair of flanned lined jeans. Still froze my $%^& off
When Ed was hunched over tightening the upper bellhousing bolts, I was taking 2 point'ers with snow balls into 4" of plumbers crack.
Ed: "Hey man, it's f'n cold out here"
BSJ President 2003 - 2005Carl McFly wrote:X2, I agree with Joe. And not just because he's man candy