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Can you believe this? Updated with pics

Way to go Duane! Congratulations. I love that car of yours! I'm glad it's back on the road. Pile in there with a suitcase and Billy and head to the beach to celebrate! :DD :5
 
Glare from the sun. Torque Thrust D wheels. The front is the "color". The rear has the glare from the sun. No wait, I rotated them after the battery incident so the rears must've gotten splashed when they were on the front. Yeah, that's it.
 
"AtlantaSteve" said:
SWEEET! Glad you're back on!

That is a Beautiful freaking blue. What color is that?
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It's Blue, sheesh....even I know that!
 
I love the color too... but are you really going to trust that straightened stud now? I'd imagine it's been fatigued a little.
 
"daveSanborn" said:
LOL....

Immediately after typing the above response.... I'm sitting here on the LR couch using the laptop and Gabby is sitting on the loveseat reading a book....

Without having said anything else I state "Duane's got his car running"

Her response?

"Yeah, but for how long?"

LMAO......
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Maybe we should start one of those betting pools like they have in offices for the super bowl.

Instead of score by quarter we could pick out dates....Month on one axis and days on the other or something along those lines.
 
"Fast68back" said:
Pics? We want video, we know Duane is a photochop ace....
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I am with Rick on this , VIDEO.
I want to see and heard the beast roaring !!!!!
 
Y'all, I've seen this car up close and personal and it is a beautiful car. Duane has one helluva ride there.
 
"beach pony" said:
Y'all, I've seen this car up close and personal and it is a beautiful car. Duane has one helluva ride there.
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Yeah, yeah....and I have normal ears and see all colors :eek:mg
 
"stangg" said:
but are you really going to trust that straightened stud now? I'd imagine it's been fatigued a little.
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Yep. It was out about an eighth of an inch at the tip. Didn't take too much to straighten (spot on first tweak) and checked the torque and position on everything. We'll see.
 
Did you use a BFH to fix it? take it out and straighten it?

After all the problems you've had, I sure hope that doesn't come back to bite you :scar
 
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