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Nice pictures guys, again it was nice event. I am looking forward to the next one I can attend.

I attended and it was a nice gathering and would like to to thank Clay and the peep's that made this possible.

I am not a coffee drinker, but I have a free Saturday tomorrow am, so I am planning to attend.

Tim, Yes, you should have kept it.

My .02 too low for a DD, but I like the rims.

I agree, +1 for M&M.

Nice picture of the Bay. I travel to Walnut Creek(a little north of San Fran) occasionally for work. That is a nice area. There is a car scene in Walnut Creek, of course it is it on the high end side, Ferrari's etc.

One of my college friends lives there and I been there a few times. His family used to own the golf course there, aka free golf. A small town with an interesting name...

I agree, that is why I work on 'fun' classics.

If I was you, I would get it cleaned up and start learning to play. I just started to learn a few weeks ago and loving it. My kids are taking guitar lessons and I am learning from them. We bought an acoustic Washburn.

Vinny, Yes, I believe there is still a need for the small backyard mechanic for the smaller jobs. Keep it a hobby and enjoy the few extra dollars you pull in. You can pick and chose jobs, based on the difficulty level. If I can't tackle something, I have two hobbyist near me that helps me out. One of them is a retired Toyota master mechanic. He does some side jobs for folks and charges much less than the the big shops and does quite well for his hobby. I work on older classics as a hobby for people near by me and helps pays for my auto hobby.

Looks good and a nice write up.

That is true, I drive pass them every few days.

Nice, but I am not a fan of the white exterior.

Incredible.

Very nice setup.

I will pass on the ghost peppers....

Nice truck, how many miles are on it?

Interesting alternative. I have been pricing plows thinking they are in the 2k range, boy I was surprised to see how much the Meyer/Boss brands are.

Welcome, that is one nice camaro. I have a 78 Z28, that I have lost interest on presently.

Mix it with garlic and enjoy some very hot wings.

+1 for Tim's wife. My wife is doesnt practice in this area.

Sam/Erik, I am near Galena/New Albany, the property is 4 miles north of New Albany on 605. I am looking for a better option, I have been driving my tractor a mile down the road to the other property and plowing with it.

My wife is an attorney and this is a part of her practice. If you have specific questions, I can provide you her contact information.

Vinny, I have a compact diesel 4 wheel drive tractor(Yanmar 1610D) with a 5 foot bucket on a front end loader and a 5 foot rear blade. My driveway is around 260 feet long. This set up was one of the best investments I ever made. I bought a whole shipping container of them 10 years ago from Japan. I have been using this set up for the last 10 years, and the similar JD would have cost 2x more than I have in my setup. However, since we have a commercial property I will be looking for a newer truck with a plow set up for next year. Sam, Do you have any accounts out my way?