Recent content by Rich1961

That shit is like roofing mastic. No matter how careful you are, it always ends up on something else.

Very nice! The square body GM trucks have always been a favorite of mine. I've owned a few of them.

Well not necessarily. I know a guy that was taken to court over 20 years after he fathered a child, and the mother disappeared with the baby and could not be found. 20 years later he gets served to appear in court for back child support. He ended up having to pay her 18 years of back support...

I think my Dad had an idea that he had a child before my sister and I were born as he would sometimes joke by saying "well you never know, someday someone might knock on the door and say hi Dad". We didn't find out about our brother until about 3 years after my Dad passed away. Funny thing is...

My Sister and I found out from DNA testing that we have a half brother. He grew up about 30 miles from us.

When I was in Moab in 2011, there was a guy out there in a Ford Crown Victoria running around. It was surprising where he could take that thing.

I see that everywhere I go!

I can't believe eye just red thru this hole thread, eye must have a whole in my head..........!!!!

I absolutely hate looking at directions on any electronic device. I much prefer the paper version that I can open to the page and can read it without expanding the screen and then have to move the screen up/down/sideways.

@mrblaine, Thanks for posting this. I needed some of them as my supply was getting low.

We have a Quadrafire Mt Vernon pellet stove. Here in Northeastern Nevada we use around 3 tons per year, and that's setting the heat at 72 degrees during the day (we are retired and home a lot) and setting it back to 63 degrees at night. As mentioned in a reply above, plan on a backup power...

One Year After by William Forstchen. Second book on an EMP attack on America.

In a little over 7,000 miles this year (about half towing my 15k 5th wheel), I've used 10 gallons of DEF.