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 mhoward wrote: JAMMAN wrote: mhoward wrote: MaDMaXX wrote: Yes, that, also, why isn't articwolf(?) on here too, he's jamming up the gun thread on the other forum ;)

Wait, now i can't remember if you're his Dad, or EaOutlaw is....
I have told him about this place and encouraged him to join.  He hasn't said he wouldn't, but as you have noticed, his mind is on guns at the moment.  He used to be that way about his truck, but that has now taken a back seat to the gun thing.

And yes, I am his dad... EaOutlaw is just a friend on the forums.  LOL

EDIT:  If YOU invite him over and entice him with a firearms thread, he may come over and join! :)


So you are really related or.... ?
Yes, ArcticWolf1911 is my son... born a couple of months before my 43rd birthday.  So I guess you could call him my mid-life crisis! LOL  He's the best thing that ever happened to me. :)
  Ya know.. most people buy a Corvette and pay it off in 60 months, or buy the wife some new Bolt ons.. Not set up an 18 yr+ investment fund.. LMAO JK



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 Chris wrote: Undrstm8ed wrote: I had a 68 Austin Healy "Sprite" I had picked up and had for a few months and ended up losing in a divorce..

In hindsight prolly a good thing as it needed a lot of work and would have likely become a full resto job.

I have a 1965 Sprite




Awww man... Mine was white.

I bet shes a blast to drive, I never got to drive mine it needed a bit of work.

There was a guy in the far side of Lincoln Park/Allen Park, Michigan and all he did was MG's and British cars mostly. I remember his name being John but I cant for the life of me remember the shop. May have to google earth that one.



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 Had I known a few people around here were truly interested in having me around, I probably would have joined sooner.

'Tis true, I've found a knack for firearms of all kinds from the WWII Garand to the "modern" AR-15 family (despite it being designed in the 60s) and everywhere in between. There are very few I don't like.


I'm 18, turning 19 this November. I'm unemployed as of right now (harder than I thought finding a place to work) but I've managed to fund my hobby by recycling metals (aluminum, brass, copper, etc), doing odd jobs and the like for neighbors and friends, you get the picture. I'm hoping that sometime soon a local shooting range will have an opening so I can start working there. I plan on avoiding fast food places at all costs....

I'm my own mechanic for the purpose of saving money, giving myself something to do, and ensuring it's done right (or if done wrong, only myself to blame). In a similar manner, I'm also my own IT manager, fixing what breaks on these flaky devices we've come to love and hate.



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 Chris wrote: Undrstm8ed wrote: I had a 68 Austin Healy "Sprite" I had picked up and had for a few months and ended up losing in a divorce..

In hindsight prolly a good thing as it needed a lot of work and would have likely become a full resto job.

I have a 1965 Sprite



I owned a Nash Metropolitan, if that counts,if I'm not mistaken it had a MG engine. It was red&white and a major rubber neckin car.
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 Here is the story about me. I am now 68. My first job was at one of the first fast food places called the Satellite and it had 15¢ hamburgers and 10¢ fries,very busy place as you can imagine.Bought my first motorcycle a Honda CB 160 which was one of the first Japanese motorcycles imported to the USA. Then traded it in for the Honda 305 Super hawk. Got my second job when I was 18 at RR Donnelly & Sons,the World's largest printing plant.Then got a job in a local coal power plant. Got rid of the motorcycles bought a 55' Chevy 210 2 door post 6 cyc. got it painted,new chromed reverse wheels,new interior and totaled it. Bought a 66 Nova SS ChevyII,327, 365 hp rocket. I was 18, met my wife who was seventeen, still a senior in high school. We got married in 1969 when she turned 18 and I was 19. 2 years later had a son. Had  a 70 Chevy Nova SS,350,Cragers. Ran it at Raceway Park, home of the National Drags at Clairmont (Indy) turned a whopping 14.7 at 114 mph. Bought a 1973 Datsun pickup with a self contained camper and we all moved to New Mexico. Lived there 5 years worked construction building a power plant,drove a tandem wheel truck for awhile,worked at a power plant there for 5 years and moved back to Indiana.Worked in a camera shop,portrait studio,learned photography quit there opened my own studio and camera shop for 5 years.Shut down and worked in a very large distribution center driving a fork truck for 5 years,maintenance dept. for 11 years.Retired from there on disability,back surgery,3 rotator cuff surgeries,carpal tunnel surgery,knee surgery at 59. Now I just take it easy and buy push mowers at yard sales and off Craigslist and repair them and sell them in my front yard to help people out and make a few retirement bucks.Well that my friends is my thrilling life history.Been married 48 years and my son is 46 and is my best friend,couldn't ask for a better son...
 
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 48 years of marriage.. Wow.. You could have killed two people and with good behavior got out earlier..! ;)

Just kidding, a bit envious tho.

I did feel pretty warm and fuzzy comparing my 92 Honda Civic hatch at 14.3 in the 1/4 mile running 12:3.1 compression N/A with a lowly with less displacement than a large bottle of soda(1.5L)..! lmao



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 Undrstm8ed wrote: 48 years of marriage.. Wow.. You could have killed two people and with good behavior got out earlier..! ;)

Just kidding, a bit envious tho.

I did feel pretty warm and fuzzy comparing my 92 Honda Civic hatch at 14.3 in the 1/4 mile running 12:3.1 compression N/A with a lowly with less displacement than a large bottle of soda(1.5L)..! lmao
They did some major improvements in those 22 years,posi traction would have helped me.LOL!
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 My last job was Honda Of America MFG. E.L.P. plant in East Liberty Ohio. I operated a 4800 ton transfer press & a 30 ton overhead DeMag crane until 1/31/20-- when I got crushed in the press ending my 20 year perfect attendance & job. Now I sit around and collect dust and getting in the way.

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 Don, the fact that you are still here "collecting dust" is amazing! Glad you can be here to participate! :)



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 mhoward wrote: Don, the fact that you are still here "collecting dust" is amazing! Glad you can be here to participate! :)
Thank you for the kind words. I had 38,000 LB's crush my right side from the shoulder. I can't feel anything from the shoulder down.

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 I cannot imagine the pain you went through (and probably still do). It is amazing what the human body can endure.



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 I'm 32 now and worked for the California Conservation Corp from 2005-2006 and saw some of the most beautiful land in california. I worked on the border 50 fire and stood on the Mexico side before getting shot at then went to the sequoia national park to clean up remains of marijuana grows....10 mile hike in with no trail in heavy brush just like the growers did but with a heavily armed ranger. 
 I now work for the California department of parks and recreation. I spent 10 years as a seasonal and this year got a promotion. I operate a vacuum truck, do aquatics operations, grounds maintenance, basically anything. I have chainsaws, I love felling trees, cutting fire wood, and fixing saws. I spend lots of time in the summer keeping people updated on major fires in my area.

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 Stateranger wrote: I'm 32 now and worked for the California Conservation Corp from 2005-2006 and saw some of the most beautiful land in california. I worked on the border 50 fire and stood on the Mexico side before getting shot at then went to the sequoia national park to clean up remains of marijuana grows....10 mile hike in with no trail in heavy brush just like the growers did but with a heavily armed ranger. 
 I now work for the California department of parks and recreation. I spent 10 years as a seasonal and this year got a promotion. I operate a vacuum truck, do aquatics operations, grounds maintenance, basically anything. [size=
][size=I have chainsaws, I love felling trees, cutting fire wood, and fixing saws. I spend lots of time in the summer keeping people updated on major fires in my area.
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you being a fellow tree cutter, you know of any good deals on hydraulic wood splitter cylinders?  building one now, and haven't found a good used one.



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 Turd-250 wrote: Stateranger wrote: I'm 32 now and worked for the California Conservation Corp from 2005-2006 and saw some of the most beautiful land in california. I worked on the border 50 fire and stood on the Mexico side before getting shot at then went to the sequoia national park to clean up remains of marijuana grows....10 mile hike in with no trail in heavy brush just like the growers did but with a heavily armed ranger. 
 I now work for the California department of parks and recreation. I spent 10 years as a seasonal and this year got a promotion. I operate a vacuum truck, do aquatics operations, grounds maintenance, basically anything. [size=
][size=I have chainsaws, I love felling trees, cutting fire wood, and fixing saws. I spend lots of time in the summer keeping people updated on major fires in my area.
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you being a fellow tree cutter, you know of any good deals on hydraulic wood splitter cylinders?  building one now, and haven't found a good used one.

Haven't seen any but I will keep an eye open and let you know Rob. 



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 Well I am a newbie so I guess I will be formal and tell you what I do!


I am a young adult. 17. I work full time. Head of Digital Marketing for a Powersports dealer in Homosassa, FL. We sell ATVS, SxS's, Dirt Bikes, Motorcycles, etc. (All the mid-life crisis toys as we joke at work). 


I take pictures of units, post on their Facebook and all social medias, sell old bits n pieces on eBay for them, and work in parts. Pulling tires, roofs, windshields and walking them to the front. 
 I am in my last year of High School. Early grad through Online School.


Honestly, no college plans. A tech school or otherwise will suffice. Looking to be motorcycle or ATV engine mechanic. I like taking stuff apart and putting them back together. A good passion for me.



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 Ranger_Danger_ wrote: Well I am a newbie so I guess I will be formal and tell you what I do!


I am a young adult. 17. I work full time. Head of Digital Marketing for a Powersports dealer in Homosassa, FL. We sell ATVS, SxS's, Dirt Bikes, Motorcycles, etc. (All the mid-life crisis toys as we joke at work). 


I take pictures of units, post on their Facebook and all social medias, sell old bits n pieces on eBay for them, and work in parts. Pulling tires, roofs, windshields and walking them to the front. 
 I am in my last year of High School. Early grad through Online School.


Honestly, no college plans. A tech school or otherwise will suffice. Looking to be motorcycle or ATV engine mechanic. I like taking stuff apart and putting them back together. A good passion for me.
Thats great, I have a daughter Carrie that lives in Jacksonville. Again are you up for adoption?



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 Seemed to be a good post so bringing it back to the top.. ;)



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 black06xlt wrote: i work at salvage yard dismantling wrecked cars and trucks



How much to mail 2 screws from a grab handle? :(



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 MaDMaXX wrote: black06xlt wrote: i work at salvage yard dismantling wrecked cars and trucks



How much to mail 2 screws from a grab handle? :(You should be able to buy them at a hardware store,as they are covered with the plastic covers.
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 I only need two, the placed i ordered all the other parts at, said they had them until Ford said, nope, no stock, no ETA.

I have two from the JY when i got the wrong trim piece, but the other was smashed, had no idea they were hard to get or i would have pulled several.



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I've been to some cool places and met some cool people. I've also been to some not so cool places and met some not so cool people.

I reenlisted this past March (which will put me up to 18 years) on the ramp of an HC-130J during one of our jumps.

Last edited on Wed Dec 6th, 2017 07:45 pm by RiggerWings



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2011 Ranger Sport 4x4, daily
2008 Mustang GT, garage queen
2013 Mazda CX5, grocery getter
2018 Harley Davidson Road Glide Special, the toy
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