we need to schedule a comparative tasting... or just a brewery 'cruise(er)-in-a-thon' around Charleston....
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I know we have a whole bunch of Veterans down here, but I just want to say thank you for your service to everyone that has served or is serving. @ErikinSC @collk22 @Brock @Beau Diddly Apologies if I missed anyone!
Glad to wish you and others a Happy Veterans Day, rather then remembering you on Memorial Day !
I'm starting a project and I need oak wood, distressed may even be better. Does anyone have access to unused pallets or crates from oak? Suggestions?
Ive got some pallets, doubt they have oak. Will check int he AM.
I might have some oak flooring I can spare, how much do you need?
I'm making an indoor workbench, about 4' long for minor gunsmithing and reloading. I can used bowed pieces as I'll glue up 3/4" stock for legs. I'm guessing 40-50 BF, but I'll take what I can get. I like the idea of nail holes and a rustic feel, that might keep my wife from using it for crafts.
They are pine pallets....
I'll check tomorrow, I left it in a garage in a house that is for sale.
Should have brought it home, but no where to store it.
3/4 tongue and grove flooring, unfinished
Should have brought it home, but no where to store it.
3/4 tongue and grove flooring, unfinished
I talked to my acccountant today about the 501c non-profit...She's going to get started on it and let me know when we need to sign or fill out papers. She does my business, quarterly's, and personal taxes for $250.00 yr.
so it shouldn't cost too much for her to do it.
She said there is a lot of paperwork.
so it shouldn't cost too much for her to do it.
She said there is a lot of paperwork.
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Does anyone have brake line bending and flaring tools? I was thinking that I'd replace the hard line that goes between the Master and Slave cylinder on my 40. If nobody already has the stuff, than maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to buy it for HAMOMs... @NCFJ posted some nice pictures of work that he has done and the equipment that he used to do it. Posts 705 and 706 of the ONSC TWT -- the wrenching thread It's pricy for the weekend warrior but might be a good future capability for the club. Any thoughts or comments?
I think I have access to one in Dave's tools - my mechanic. Doesn't help the club, but it might be a rental tool available from O'Reilly or Auto Zone, also.
BenMara
Asian Redneck
I no longer own one of the tallest FZJ80 in Charleston.... anymore
Ive been down graded from 38.75" to 35" ill attest to durability of these military tires. drove it 4 miles after it exploded and wheel didnt even touch the ground..... now to find another set and use these as spares
Ive been down graded from 38.75" to 35" ill attest to durability of these military tires. drove it 4 miles after it exploded and wheel didnt even touch the ground..... now to find another set and use these as spares
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Hey guys, random threadjacking. 
Wife & dog & chauffeur (me) are heading south for a winter holiday getaway. We'll be camping 2nights at Myrtle Beach SP 12/24-12/26), then down to Charleston for another 2 nights (26-28), then on down to Florida, blah, blah.
Anybody wants to show 2 boring old people what to do locally, or talk Cruisers with 1 boring old dood, hit me up at my mud name at the gmail dawt comm.
PS: Wave at our luxury diesel motorhome if you see us rolling thru...
Wife & dog & chauffeur (me) are heading south for a winter holiday getaway. We'll be camping 2nights at Myrtle Beach SP 12/24-12/26), then down to Charleston for another 2 nights (26-28), then on down to Florida, blah, blah.
Anybody wants to show 2 boring old people what to do locally, or talk Cruisers with 1 boring old dood, hit me up at my mud name at the gmail dawt comm.
PS: Wave at our luxury diesel motorhome if you see us rolling thru...
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Hey guys, random threadjacking.
Wife & dog & chauffeur (me) are heading south for a winter holiday getaway. We'll be camping 2nights at Myrtle Beach SP 12/24-12/26), then down to Charleston for another 2 nights (26-28), then on down to Florida, blah, blah.
Anybody wants to show 2 boring old people what to do locally, or talk Cruisers with 1 boring old dood, hit me up at my mud name at the gmail dawt comm.
PS: Wave at our luxury diesel motorhome if you see us rolling thru...
Hey Jim, PM Sent to the gmail. If you don't have a set itinerary when you're here in Charleston, let us know, and we can give you some ideas of the cool things to do here in town. I'm not sure if I'll be in town on those dates, but happy to make suggestions. The awesome thing about Charleston is that you don't really need to know the underground places to have a good time! The restaurants here are some of the best in the nation (I'm unarguably the most well-fed member of our club) so bring an appetite.
Let us know when you get in town, I should be around Sunday
Jeremy, I have a double flaring tool.
Brake lines are double wrapped and fairly flexible as long as you aren't making too tight of bends.
I rolled my last one around a can or something to take up some slack. I'll show you.
Brake lines are double wrapped and fairly flexible as long as you aren't making too tight of bends.
I rolled my last one around a can or something to take up some slack. I'll show you.
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Those are some tough tires!!!! Sorry you had to downgrade
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FJ40Jim, I hope you have a great time in MB. The state park is really nice! Try some of the great seafood in Murrells Inlet while you're down that way!