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Posted by 64crewcabs [68.47.143.177] on Thursday, April 05, 2012 at 20:05:42 :
In Reply to: Re: 6 Sweptline powerwagons, gooseneck and bumper trailers posted by Bob H [75.194.27.119] on Wednesday, April 04, 2012 at 19:15:19 :
thanks, got the first injection of a new untired clinical drug that is posed to attack the multiple myeloma cell itself and keep it from reproducing and destroying my bone marrow, bucked like hell as it sent me into shivers for 45 minutes, thought i was punching out big time this time, for all of you guys who smoke, use too much gasoline or diesel or varsol or breathe brake shoe dust or dont use the correct painting boothe or masks or resprateros here is what can happned, i worked for a dodge dealer and one of my favs first job as helper was parts clean up and blow out the brake drum dust with air all over the shoplol Other fav job was relining brakes with rivets to the old steel shoes to save money for customers, another fav job was relining the abestos brake lining for emergency brakes for transfercases and old Cat dozers that all the ranchers used to bring in to us to reline by hand with the old rivet press and brake shoe sanding fixture we had!!lol Of course about all of the older guys in the shop have all died way before me of some kind of cancer but they did not know back the effects of all of the common shop products we inhaled and washed with and painted with, of course many loved tuning up early 383 413s 440s 400's and 273s that were in all the popular hot rod muscle cars that were always waiting from the largest Naval air training center during Viet Nam NAS Chase, tons of guys bought chargers, cudas, roadrunners, challangers to this tiny town while training and dropped them off for tune ups and misc while they were flying all over texas for practice, wish i had a buck for every mopar sparkplug we used to chean with air and sand at the shop that was waiting for us after school was out for extra gasoline money!!! I still remember plugging the plugs out of a superbird that the rock band 3 dog night onwed, it was was horrible handling and performing car and sucked with the auto and 440, they let it sit idling all the time with a/c on and carboned up bad, the dealers owners son had a 67 cuda with a 273 4 speed and low low gears that ate it off the line when we tested it to (make sure it did not miss at speedlol test drive deal) Those were some good old days for sure. I wonder if the new dodge st8s are better than those old giant whale cars with big blocks in them??
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