Keystone State Thread

Good morning all! Little cool outside right now but looks like a beautiful day.

 

Bit of a chill in the air this morning but I'll take it. Lots of gardening to do today and hopefully an excuse to take my truck out to pick up soil, etc!

 

Morning PA! Getting a little too cool for me, but nothing I can do about it, I live in the North.

Got a little vehicle maintenance done yesterday. To my dismay I did wind up having to go with Fluid Film on the truck's frame. The bar oil and kerosene mix was way too messy. We'll see how it goes.

My neighbor did call me high class white trash yesterday. Was like what do you mean? Said Japanese truck parked in the yard, German convertible with the hood up in the driveway, lawn mower under a tarp, burn pile middle of the yard, and more German/Japanese cars in the garage. Then I stepped back...



Oh... Does look a little "trashy"

 

That’s why you moved to the country. So you can park shit where ever you want and tell your neighbors to F off.

 

Or pissing on them

 

Visiting the dead, FRO in the distance

 

My neighbor has a camera pointed right at my garage and yard, so I definitely can't take a leak behind the garage. Although I doubt it has that good of a zoom

 

Summit Diner.. and I'm starving!

 

Camara? I’d be pissing while waving at his camera. It’s my property and I’ll piss here if I want to.

 

Would anyone know the size bolt which fits these threaded holes. Drivers side, aft of the fuse box.

 

I do but I don’t remember

 

Lol, that helps

 

All I remember is it has a very weird pitch that I had to go find at a hardware store

 

Probably m8x125 or m10x125
That is bolt diameter x thread pitch x ????? Length

 

Thank you
This works.

 

Those two holes are the same thread pitch as the two bolts that are holding the horns in place in between the grill and the radiator.
I have relocated many sets of horns to those particular mounting points.

 

Just bought some to install hood struts M8 1.25

 

Buddy’s helping buddy’s.... cutting, splitting about 4 cords of wood, 5 chainsaws, 2 log splitters and a bunch of kids helping.... went good. Beat