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Old 05-05-2014, 04:01 PM
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Hurry up and light this candle, I can't wait much longer, stop teasing us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Old 05-05-2014, 07:41 PM
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Hurry up and light this candle, I can't wait much longer, stop teasing us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Speaking of teasing.....How is the 64 post coming along???? Most likely better than my 62 post!

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Old 05-06-2014, 12:42 AM
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Hi Don, The 64' is just about done, just now finishing the new paint and some small details. How is the new home?

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Old 05-06-2014, 01:34 AM
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Hi Don, The 64' is just about done, just now finishing the new paint and some small details. How is the new home?
Hi Lee, I guess your getting back to 100%. Put up some pic's of the 64 when you finish. What engine are you running?
New house and state are great. I've got 500 more sq ft in the new house than the old one and the taxes including the new garage are half of what they were in Ca. Gas is between 3.07 and 3.25 a gallon, everything is cheaper. The house has a three car garage for the daily drivers and my train room, and the new garage has 1632 sq feet and 25ft ceiling so I've got two lifts for either stacking or working in there which really help not having to lie on my back anymore and makes tons of more room. The garage is so big I put a 8x16 office and bar in it. I just finished the bar top and floor tile last week. Looks like Nancy wants a new kitchen though, like the one I did in our old house. My work is never done.....and that will push the 62 Catalina back some more. Sure glad I have the LeMans and the Olds and two bugs to play with. There are sometimes two cruises every week, plus my antique auto club meets every Tuesday morning at our clubhouse, and the my hot rod friends meet at a bakery every Saturday morning just like they do at Pismo and Paso. Lots of cars here and good people too. Most are refugee's from Ca. Weather has been just a smidgen cooler than than Templeton / Paso the whole year so no probs. Hey, you should retire and come this way. We need more Pontiac guy's with limited government attitudes!

Don

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