Alabama thread!

I thought it was funny the guy that built them was riding a SxS with a broke tie rod, lol

 

Working on frame stiffening today

 

Sup Jeff

 

Grinding and welding

 

Wish I knew how to weld. I can grind the shit out of some stuff

 

Sup Mike, I live in New Market and work in HSV on the arsenal 1 day a week. I'm part of the HSV guys that used to be on here all the time. Not on here as much now that i'm at home most days and seem to busier than when I went to the office every day.

Welcome to the forum!

 

Sup Justin

 

Ive ran plug-n-play LEDs from DIODE DYNAMICS in my lows and fog lights for a few years. They come with a 3-year warranty as well. No issues/complaints and they have phenomenal output.

 

Sup Andrew

 

My first car was a '67!

 

My dad tried to get me to get a 65 Fastback. At the time(1995), I didn't like the looks of them......what a huge mistake

 

AMEN!!!! Oh and another thing about shifting optics look at scout rifles and read Jeff Cooper. Those that spout off that nonsense don't have the experience. Do what works is my motto.

Go read the above you'll be ok. Also ask them how all those Russian snipers in ww1/WW2 did so well with their forward mounted scopes.....

Dad had a 65 it shot the axle out of it going down the hwy

That sounds like Jake.

 

Sup Skip

I'll look into this Jeff Cooper.

I drove that car for about a year then put it in the garage and just got it out on nice days. Some asshole would come by about every 6 months and ask my dad if he'd sell(started this after I left for Auburn). Finally about 8yrs later, he caught dad on the right day

 

What you've never heard of Jeff Cooper

Totally lost all your gun guy cool points.

So he started Gunsite (pretty sure thats it) in AZ and has written about and developed a lot of the current methods of pistol, carbine, and rifleman training and shooting techniques. He's a legend.

 

I'm from Alabama........we can't read Does he have a YT channel?

 

He's dead lol

 

Yeah, I googled him. I might try to grab his book

 

I will charge them to make sure everything is seated as it should be after the rebuild is done. I can drain them after I do that if you would like though.

 

Either way whatever is easiest for shipping.