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Going with a Carb setup, keeping it simple resto mod route Pretty cool cars but I'm going more of a simple route. Thanks though

Looking to purchase a 79-85 Fox Mustang. Prefer an 85, but open to any hatch or coupe. No rust buckets but projects are fine w me. Looking to keep it under the $2k range. Thanks

Brand new 2010-14 GT500 front bumper. it's an aftermarket bumper that's nice and a well molded piece. $200.00 OBO Located in Lancaster http://i1315.photobucket.com/albums/t587/Truckin04/picsjan15041_zps74c7e4a4.jpg

I'm looking for a local place or even a quality place online that Carries patch panels for my 84 E350 Van. Any recommendations?

Have you contacted Med Vet? Or possibly try a farm vet. I didn't read all the posts so if it's already been mentioned I apologize

Those are fun trucks, I sold mine back in the summer.

Bunch of them on CL, they're really popular right now. Just be aware of the body seam in the side of the beds, can hold a lot of rust.

Looking for a good set of 235/85/16 Load Range E tires for my truck. Let me know what you've got. Thanks

That's what I was thinking, why would you pay for that?

Insulating will help, don't cheap out on the R value you put in. But reality is any area above a garage is the worst area to try to control in any season, with the opening and closing of such a large area to outside climate it's always gonna be a battle. But insulating the walls and garage door will help. A better insulation in the garage ceiling would help as well, but removal of DW isn't cost effective for the little benefit.

Rent a power stretcher...

I like it, I'm more impressed by older clean vehicles that are daily driven then most anything new these days. Older vehicles actually have style to them. Not like the boring plastic butter containers that you pass on the road that every tom, dick and Harry are driving.

It is actually in Columbus, not Whitehall. Splitting hairs, but area is not a Hilliard or Dublin that's for sure. But we've been going there for over 30 yrs ( at that location) and it hasn't been an issue. It does get super busey so go early. They use to never accept cards as payment only check or cash, but cc is accepted and check no longer. Excellent German bakery

Best doughnuts and cakes in town... Reschs on east Livingston. I don't know WTF a gourmet doughnut is, and don't care too.

I know it's kinda a shot in the dark, but figured I'd try,people might know of someone who has an old one sitting out back. Anyway, Looking for a Grain Bin or Silo in decent condition. Like to keep it under 15' tall as I need to transport it. Thanks

SOLD

Just picked one up tonight for $40. Thanks guys

94 F-150 LIGHTNING SVT - RUST FREE BODY/ FRAME ( minor rust on tube bumper) - 107K MILES + - 351W SVT BUILT WITH FACTORY GT40 HEADS, INTAKE, SVT SUSPENSION - NEW BASSANI SS Y PIPE - NEW BASSANI CATBACK - NEW WATER PUMP, TIMING CHAIN, HOSES, BELTS, COIL, PLUGS, WIRES, CONTROL MODULE, FREEZE PLUGS, NEW GASKETS ON TOP END OF MOTOR, NEW RADIATOR, - NEWER TIRES - NEW RADIO INSTALL - NEW CARPET ( Needs to be installed) - TRANS HAS A SHIFT KIT - FACTORY 4.10 GEARS. - FACTORY REAR TUBE BUMPER - DUAL TANKS BOTH WORK AND REGISTER - NEW FUEL FILTER - NEW PVC VALVE - WINDOW TINT HAS BEEN REMOVED - CENTER CONSOLE SVT Certificate included Nice solid RUST FREE Limited edition collector truck. It's does have some scratches and a few dings. It's a 20+ yr old truck not a show truck. ** WILL TRADE FOR A CLEAN 67-79 F SERIES** CAN TXT MORE CURRENT PICS, JUST PM # $7500 OBO http://i1315.photobucket.com/albums/t587/Truckin04/94L005_zps16375c54.jpg http://i1315.photobucket.com/albums/t587/Truckin04/94L003_zps8f791d3a.jpg

Looking for an inexpensive picnic table. Will pick up. Thanks

Exactly, that was one of our arguments.

4 is within normal range. What's you exact #? I just sold a home and mine was 4.2 during the time we had a lot of rain and the home inspector for the buyer removed the sump pump covers during test period. Buyers wanted us to install a mitigation system or give them money. I told them to pound sand. The radon test is a joke and doesn't mean anything, it's more government bs. Buyers use it as a bargaining chip

I'm in, That's what I'm looking for

Like others have said I'd advise them of the situation and your plans so they can properly prepare. Though it's on your property you can do whatever you want. However as someone stated their may have been a mutual or monetary agreement with the previous owner. I'm highly doubting that, as if their was such a thing it should've been disclosed with a disclosure form upon contract of the home purchase. But unfortunately most people just tie into a neighbors existing fence to save themselves money. I've had 2 homes I've installed fences at and both I sat the fence inside the property line first was set in 2 ft and second was set in 5ft. I also wouldn't let anyone tie into my fence for the reason your experiencing now.

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I don't put a thick layer and I mow my grass at 4.5" in summer so I don't have issues