Don't know how much you can miss this site until it isn't here. Thanks for the fix so I can get my fix.

I know what you mean Pat. I'm replacing the rocker panels on my 2013 F150, dang rust termites. They suck.

Just wanted to wish everyone out there in Slick Land a Happy Thanksgiving.

Thanks Chris, that's the harness I was looking at.

Has anyone used the american autowire harness made for slicks? Just wondering if it's a direct replacement and the quality of it. Thanks

I hope the owner is going to drive this truck, it would be a shame to have a truck this nice and nobody gets to see it. Keep up the great work.

Hope things work out for you Pat.

Very slick Steve. That is ingenious or as some would say, way to think out of the box.

I like to browse as I get to what I'm looking for in a paper catalog and when you type in key words in the search it seems for me it usually comes up that it can't find that part. Like you I'm showing my age. When I go to an event like Good Guys I get what ever catalogs I can find.

That's great to hear. Thanks Aaron.

I know what you're going through, about 6 years ago we had to clean out my parents farm. 52 years accumulation and it took my brother and me all summer to get it done. Your work on your truck looks good, keep it up.

Is that the Eastwood unit. I bought one of the Eastwood units and it worked very well for me.

I know you want to slow down some Darrell but that's not the preferred way. You're going to feel much better. Listen to the Doc and take it easy. Get Well!!!!

Very good illustration on why to mix your paint very well and then mix more than one gallon together. I'm visualizing that tractor.

Lookin good. I agree with Steve, that green looks good.

Welcome back Kory.

Congrats Steve, isn't it great to have a concrete floor? I had stone for my garage floor for over 30 years and when we put down concrete it was great, no more crawling around on stone. Enjoy.

A tough old rancher told his grandson that the secret to a long life was to sprinkle a little gunpowder on his oatmeal every morning. The graandson did this religiously, and he lived to be 97 years old. When he died, he left behind 14 children, 27 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, and a 15-foot...

we took the leisurely approach and got home about 5:30 today. had a great time as always. Thanks Blake and Rebecca, and Darrell and Robin.

Things have changed so we won't be there till Thursday.