Wife and I doing some rainy day wrenching

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First day of wrenching for my wife with her new toy (67 Cougar). I figured I do some wrenching beside her on my bug.

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-Lenny
 
Nice! I am headed to the Junk Yard when I get off. Hope its not too muddy. Found a lifted 4runner in a local upull yard. I am hoping that I can get some good stuff cheap.
 
Nice.

I had a '69 XL7 (I think that was it). It had a 351W (2bbl) with an FMX and it would bury the needle easy.;)

I drove that thing from Calgary to Nova Scotia on my Junk Yard Bar Tour in the late ninetys. I stopped at a Cougar graveyard somewhere in N. CO. That place has hundreds of old Cougars and had just the part I was looking for. Now a days you can buy most everything new.

That was a good trip. Yellowstone, Steamboat Springs, Denver, St. Louis, Daniel Boore NF and then up through Amish country and over to Maine before coming back into Canada.

And then back to Calgary. Great car that was. Sold it and got my 45.

I drove all the way to Kansas without a radio before I realized it was just the anttenna not plugged in.:doh:
 
Nice.

I had a '69 XL7 (I think that was it). It had a 351W (2bbl) with an FMX and it would bury the needle easy.;)

I drove that thing from Calgary to Nova Scotia on my Junk Yard Bar Tour in the late ninetys. I stopped at a Cougar graveyard somewhere in N. CO. That place has hundreds of old Cougars and had just the part I was looking for. Now a days you can buy most everything new.

That was a good trip. Yellowstone, Steamboat Springs, Denver, St. Louis, Daniel Boore NF and then up through Amish country and over to Maine before coming back into Canada.

And then back to Calgary. Great car that was. Sold it and got my 45.

I drove all the way to Kansas without a radio before I realized it was just the anttenna not plugged in.:doh:


Gotta love them old cars, when a road trip was not about DVDs and gameboys and in your case radios :P Just looking out the window and spending real time with the family, full of good memories.


-Lenny
 
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