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I gotta tell you being a Dad is really cool. Alex is SO much fun. Granted he doesn't talk back yet and it's lot of work, but is worth it so far.

I don't plan on getting rid of the Chevelle anytime soon (it is not costing me anything except garage space).

The investment property was not really my idea. I was like $12,000 on the positive side in cash now I'm SEVERLY the other way. That's what happens when you have a strong willed wife. What she wants when she wants it. I did tell her I wasn't going to do another one the same way (even if I agree to do another house, which I may not).

I was just feeling left out that's all. With missing Carlisle, missing TRP, and not doing anything on my car project.

Well it looks like the Rocket powered Chevelle and I will be parting ways. The Rocket will be going back to Camp Cossick destined for a TransAm. The Chevelle will also be going to Ohio to CamaroBob's. I decided that I wanted the garage space more. Also with the lack of time available to turn wrenches it is probably for the best. So when I go to Ohio this Christmas everything will be in tow. I'll take some pictures.

I am deeply sorry for your loss.

Maybe you will want to get the Olds 455 back when it is attached to a Trans Am that runs 12's or 13's.

No offense to Paul and Bob but the 1979 TA body style (nose at least) wouldn't be my first choice. I'd take your's first.

It ain't about the looks, it's about the numbers!

Fred32v wrote:It ain't about the looks, it's about the numbers!

And that number would be 400 -- cases of Coors beer.

If someone wants to get me a cowboy hat and a fake mustache, I'd wear it down the track one time.

-BP

How about a wedding dress also? You could hang it out the T Tops.

Basement Paul wrote:If someone wants to get me a cowboy hat and a fake mustache, I'd wear it down the track one time.

-BP

Consider it done.