When: This Coming Saturday
What: Cowboy Mouth, best damn live show you'll ever go to
Cost: $20, buy before, will sell out. 9:30 Club Website

Chime in, f00's!

So far it's me and RJ.

Happy Birthday!
For your birthday I got you...a day at Barber...hooray! :wink:

Long-ass Ebay link...

I know a few people here were looking at the pro2k seat. This was posted by a guy on Corner-Carvers.

This is great!

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Can we each put in $5 and make a donation? I can do the paypal thing if you guys want.

Quote:Dear MotorSport Ranch members and friends:

On Saturday, March 4, 2006 shortly after noon, during the NASA Formula
Mazda
race at MotorSport Ranch, a racing accident claimed the life of Greg
Bruder
when his car collided with another Formula Mazda which had spun in
turn #2
(Ricochet).

Greg got into driving/racing and became a member of the Ranch about a
year
ago. Although I hadn't the pleasure of meeting Greg myself, his
friends and
fellow drivers describe him as one of the finest individuals and
aspiring drivers
who would beam at the mere mention of racing his car.

Sharon and I and the entire staff at MSR are deeply saddened by this
racing
accident and the resulting loss of a fellow driver and member of the
club.
Please join us in keeping Greg's wife, daughters, and other family
members in
your thoughts and prayers.

A memorial fund is being established at this time. More information
regarding this will follow.

Visitation will be Tuesday, March 7, 2006 from 2:00 till 4:00 and
6:00 till
8:00

The funeral is to be held on Wednesday, March 8, 2006

Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home
5725 Colleyville Blvd
Collyeville, TX 76034
(817) 281-8751



Best regards,

Jack and Sharon Farr
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Chad posted this on corner-carvers - I might have to pick one up. I'm not sure what i'd do with a fully functioning jack. I am convinced both of mine are going to fail every time I am going to use them.

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Quote:

Brand: Summit
Product Line: Summit Aluminum Hydraulic Floor Jacks with Wheel Chocks
Jack Style: Floor
Capacity: 3000 lbs.
Maximum Lift Height: 14 3/4 in.
Jack Material: Aluminum
Jack Color: Red
Quantity: Sold individually.
Notes: Includes two wheel chocks. Jack is 3 3/4 in. tall compressed.

Floor Jack/Wheel Chock Combo, 1 1/2 Ton Jack Capacity, Aluminum Jack, Red, Kit

No more breaking your back to load your jack.
These Summit aluminum hydraulic floor jacks are made of strong, lightweight aluminum, but their lifting capacity is anything but lightweight. Our Summit aluminum hydraulic floor jack has a 3,000 lb. capacity but only weighs 28.6 lbs. It has a red anodized finish, a 35 1/2" long handle, and a 3 3/4" to 14 3/4" range. A low-profile front roller provides quick accurate placement and a rotating rubber saddle prevents marring. These jacks also include a pair of black composite wheel chocks to keep the car in place.

I need a single DIN Honda radio (to fit 89 Accord) and a single DIN Ford radio (to fit a 93 Thunderbird). Tapedeck, plain radio, mono, stereo, anything. Free or cheap!!!

It's really really dirty, and it stinks.

Anyone wanna buy a DSM?

So I was home this weekend cleaning out the garage at home, (not anywhere near as cool as chads) and I stumbled upon all my old lax equitment. I probably have about 5 or 6 old shafts that are sitting around doing nothing and I wondered if anyone wanted to use them as breaker bars. Let me know if you want one and I'll bring one back and give it to you.

Well, I left my car at my dads after VIR, he needed to use the trailer and I was to lazy to want to take it back to him empty, so not having a car to work on (like john) I've been cleaning up in the garage and doing a few little things here and there, here's some pics of the 2nd cleanest it has ever looked.




Supplies


Bikes and busted engine parts


'Clean' Work area to assemble things, at least that was the idea


THE Heater, those at VIR will remember this


Toolbox


Main work bench


Those horseshoe things was one of my projects, they made nice tool holders


The shelf above the welder was another project, I had a busted furnace there that I got rid of


Old parts storage, I have one of those in each corner of the garage


Where I list out all my 'To Do' stuff


Another pic of the busted engine parts


My Desk area


Garage door opener Pete and I installed just before christmas, I added the cord reel a month or so ago. Putting air reel there is the next step


The lift and Air/Power side


Junk Storage


and where I keep the compressor, so nice not having to hear that thing start up all the time.


More spare parts


Samples of each step in the welding class I'm taking.

That's it.