That's not the real stuff, that's just labeled moonshine and sold as such. Probably not over 100 proof. Now out on the mountain where I live, you can get the real thing, jars or jugs!!!!!!!!
What did you do to your TJ today?
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That's not the real stuff, that's just labeled moonshine and sold as such. Probably not over 100 proof. Now out on the mountain where I live, you can get the real thing, jars or jugs!!!!!!!!
No his was the real stuff family lineage and all that. Not store bought. He was a hoot to listen too.
Only as old as you feel. Still think I'm 20 but then my body throws me a curve ball.
Finishing the clear coat on parts today.
Kind of...in 1971 I was one.
Instead of "old" how about "vintage"?
Webster's Vintage: of old, recognized, and enduring interest, importance, or quality
DougyintheBushies
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Thanks to my home gym and ability to not over eat, not bad for going to be 72 in March.
Yes he has been gone since 2001. Single car accident.
John,
When my dad died, it tore me up for quite some time. But, the reality is he was 80, so it's not like it was entirely out of the norm for someone to pass away at that age.
I can't imagine the pain of outliving one of my kids. I am sorry man for that enormous loss.
Mike
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30 minutes a day, 6 days a week on my home gym. Best $300 I ever spent, except for that bag of vegetation I bought from a guy on a side street in Portland 35 years ago!
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You certainly have my belated deepest sympathies sir.
DougyintheBushies
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John I’m sorry any Dads worst nightmare.
Thanks guys! I never gets easier and you never learn to live with it, you just learn how to deal with it on a daily basis.
Today since the weather is looking great for the next 10 days or more, I pulled the windows and the top off!!!!!
Today since the weather is looking great for the next 10 days or more, I pulled the windows and the top off!!!!!
Worked on the rear cross member today. Drilled and slotted drain holes, cleaned up some rust spots with a flap disc, primed and painted. I also masked off and painted the gap from the body lift.
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Realized I had a bunch of water behind the front seats today. Didn’t have time to start pulling the carpet out so I rigged the shop fan to the roll bar to get things [mostly] dry. Thankfully, this tropical storm held off all weekend.
This was illegal in the dumb ass state I live in until about 5 years ago. All you had to do was cross state lines to get it in Rhode Island. Good old puritan laws
