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Oregon pretty cool,That's awesome.
That's too bad.Wait, you guys get paid for your baptisms, I had to pay for mine.
I'll call you if I need to talk!Okay, way to be a man!.
You got my number if she's too mad.
Fixed.I'm not a some, one of my favorites too.
Bummer is, I don't go fishing enough.
That was a steal. That is the saw Husqvarna should have built to replace the 372 oe.I did a thing...View attachment 1249733$832 out the door. I think this will be the one to go under the knife.
I'll take bluegills over any other fish, but perch are a close second.Real nice!
Some may disagree but I think jumbo perch are the best tasting non-salmonid freshwater fish out there. More or less walleye but sweeter.
My old fishin' buddy used to say "If you catch a pike, you're one in the hole."That's too bad.
I'll call you if I need to talk!
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Perch, walleye and pike are the best tasting fish to me. They could all be #1 on my list.
Easy, I used rhe grey on my tdi oil pan too....Yeah, it's probably best to go with what Lee or Sean the real mechanics use, instead of the hippie wrenching on junk VW buses out in the yard.
My 73 f250 has a 360fe in it, I wouldn't say it's the most powerful, but it certainly takes a beating and keeps on trucking. Been in my family since 76. About the only thing we've done to it is swap electronic ignition into it.390 Ford engine ... one of my favorites. You could make them run really strong if you knew what you were doing, and you could beat the snot out of them, and they just kept on running!
It was actually in a scrap pile in the woods, Came out of another wrecked 63.5 that was there. It’s not the original, it was in a building just n pieces with a wasted crank, the guys son gave me all of the history on everything.390 Ford engine ... one of my favorites. You could make them run really strong if you knew what you were doing, and you could beat the snot out of them, and they just kept on running!
Never been to the PNW, but I've bought a good number of saws from up there. One of the places I'd like to make it to before I hit 60, and that's coming fast...Oregon pretty cool,
Funny thing happened, the wife grabbed up some walleye tonight from a local shop called fry daddy'sFixed.
Perch, walleye and pike are the best tasting fish to me. They could all be #1 on my list.
I’m trying to avoid a mini van lol, luckily the wife isn’t too fond of them so I may be in luck. Been trying to find a land yacht squarebody burb to turn into the family truckster for long trips and what not.Those are good cars.
I had a 86 honda hatch, also had a 95 hatch, lots of two doors, and plenty of coupes, oh also 3 of the first gen mini vans(the 4dr hatchback version), currently have an 08 odyssey. I like Japanese rides.
Beautiful area for sure. May make a run down that way to buy a ride this summer, we'll see.
360 is just a 390 block (bore) with a 352 crank. Surprisingly (to me), my 1966 427 Holman & Moody block had "352" cast into it even though it was a side oiler block with cross bolted mains!My 73 f250 has a 360fe in it, I wouldn't say it's the most powerful, but it certainly takes a beating and keeps on trucking. Been in my family since 76. About the only thing we've done to it is swap electronic ignition into it.
I never understood why they went that way, just seemed an odd choice. Same basic engine 2 different displacement, and the trucks got the smaller engine.360 is just a 390 block (bore) with a 352 crank. Surprisingly (to me), my 1966 427 Holman & Moody block had "352" cast into it even though it was a side oiler block with cross bolted mains!