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$38,203 in 2025 dollars!

 

Vinyl bench seats, metal dash, lap belts, 351 v8
The car i learned to drive on. Torino station wagon.
I parallel parked on my first try at the drivers test.

 

2496? How many frames? 2490?

 

Hmm… you had the rails up, eh?

 

I hope everyone a good Easter Day. Wife , and I did a road trip up the coast, beautiful day. Went by my old stomping grounds , well I used to work in the town for 8 years. Mouth of the Kalamazoo River, the house on the right was the one of the kids house. All the property, 440 acres has been sold off and developed my old apartment, 3 units, fully furnished , $300 a month

 

@MTgirl , @Marty65 , it’s in Michigan

 

Macatawa River?

 

Good evening. I hope that the holiday was nice for everyone. The Cajun turkey turned out pretty good, nice and juicy all of the way through.



Rugby approved, although he didn't eat any when I offered him a bite.

 

I’m too easy at guess the river, clue. They were closed today
There open 360 days a year

 

This is what I worked on and helped build 1988 , 95’6” sport fishing boat . I worked in the pilot house, got to know the Captains really well, 6 month build. Picture of it is on its first sea trial, in the river. They would take them up river and then turn around in Kalamazoo Lake, before heading out to the big lake. I went on this trip and the delivery to Chicago. I’m up on the fly bridge, but you can’t see me. One of the coolest things I’ve ever done, helped build 16 of these things.

 

That boat is on the Kalamazoo, too many paper mills have been on it but it’s coming back

 

That’s a ship…

 

Wii bowling REALLY, @Tacoma Mike should be insulted that you'd even post such a thing.

























You could have been fondling some of his beautiful balls in a real game...

 

Fun to build, you’d love it. We started from scratch, 2 a year

 

I’d like to see how it’s rolled over when on the strongback.

 

Heading in the right direction, north. A lot of the big rivers in Michigan got beat up pretty bad from logging and mills. A lot of them are coming back for fishing, and vacation homes