[Wire]

 

[bowgy]

A man sees his wife is busy in the kitchen and says: "Can I help?"
She says, "Sure, take this bag of potatoes, peel half of them and put them in a pot to boil."

No matter what men do, somehow, we still get yelled at...

 

[Wire]

 

[DREW_22]

 

[one4fishing]

 

[DallanC]

Where is that picture from??? It looks like the Lehi area looking towards Alpine.

-DallanC

 

[SaltyWalty]

 

[SaltyWalty]

 

[SaltyWalty]

 

[one4fishing]

 

[Wire]

 

[Wire]

 

[bowgy]

 

[bowgy]

Ha, I still think that pedal is on my 55 Studebaker that is my retirement project to restore.

 

[2filled]

Ha, I still think that pedal is on my 55 Studebaker that is my retirement project to restore.
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I still have my ‘68, but I did update the stereo to cassette in the late ‘80’s
But, I do still have my Boston 8 track tape. (and cassette, and CD)

 

[Critter]

Ha, I still think that pedal is on my 55 Studebaker that is my retirement project to restore.
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]I remember making those gas pedals in high school metal class. We must of turned out a couple hundred of them casting them in sand molds and poring in molten aluminum.

 

[2filled]

I’ll edit my post……..

My ‘68 doesn’t have the 4 speed.
But, it does have the automatic with a shift kit and a stall convert.
Matched up to a 391 posi rear end.
I‘ll take on any 4 speed, anytime

 

[MrShane]

]I remember making those gas pedals in high school metal class. We must of turned out a couple hundred of them casting them in sand molds and poring in molten aluminum.

And we made dozens and dozens of the Hurst shifters!

 

[Critter]

And we made dozens and dozens of the Hurst shifters!

I forgot about them. I remember a couple of others trying to find a velvet like paint to spray onto them.

We even made a dozen or so reloading presses out of aluminum for those who wanted to reload.

We had a lot of fun in those metal working classes.

 

[MrShane]

I forgot about them. I remember a couple of others trying to find a velvet like paint to spray onto them.

We even made a dozen or so reloading presses out of aluminum for those who wanted to reload.

We had a lot of fun in those metal working classes.

Amen!
We also had a trap team both for VICA and FFA.
We would go in to WJ High carrying a shotgun in one hand and our boxes of shells in other hand and put them in the shop teachers office until after school.
Too bad America got so dumbed down this is no longer a standard teenage activity.