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    12/16/2017 8:30 PM  #1

    MS
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    Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    You know she will be disappointed if she doesn't get her much needed car parts!  Hope everyone took care of that.

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    12/16/2017 8:39 PM  #2

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Package came today from CJ Pony today. I'm pretty sure it's not jewelry or perfume.

    "anyone that stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty"Henry Ford
     

    12/16/2017 9:05 PM  #3

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Ahhhh, the smell of new car parts on Christmas morning.

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    12/17/2017 7:46 AM  #4

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Why is it that a person can't possibly have too much jewelry butt...."you don't need any more tools or guns and that Mustang is just fine, leave it alone."

     

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    12/17/2017 12:52 PM  #5

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    Why is it that a person can't possibly have too much jewelry butt...."you don't need any more tools or guns and that Mustang is just fine, leave it alone."

     

     
    BB, not to sound weird or anything but it sounds like we married the same girl.lol We’ve gotten to where we buy or own gifts and thank each other on Christmas morning. Last year she/I got me a revolver. This year it’s headrests

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    12/17/2017 1:35 PM  #6

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Same here.  She's/I'm getting me a new welding helmet this year!   

     

    12/17/2017 6:39 PM  #7

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    I need to go to Kentucky to pick up The carpet headliner,rear seat upholstery , door panels and new seats , for the 71,Now all I need is a few other parts and painted .

    If its worth doing do it right !
     

    12/17/2017 7:20 PM  #8

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    BillyC wrote:

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    Why is it that a person can't possibly have too much jewelry butt...."you don't need any more tools or guns and that Mustang is just fine, leave it alone."

     

     
    BB, not to sound weird or anything but it sounds like we married the same girl.lol We’ve gotten to where we buy or own gifts and thank each other on Christmas morning. Last year she/I got me a revolver. This year it’s headrests

    After a trip to Grand Junction to pick out a new ring she's been looking at, I made out my list and I put some new sights for the Kimber, a sight adjusting tool and some Dillon stuff...plus I slipped a Springfield 1911 9mm in just to check the reaction.  "You don't need any more guns.  You can't shoot all the ones you have."

    But to be fair, when I get around to ordering it for myself I won't get any pushback...never do.  I'm one lucky guy.  Have been for nearly 50 years.

    BB

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    12/17/2017 8:31 PM  #9

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Not so much for my wife.  But I did buy my son for his 68 Mustang a Fuel Tank, 351 Stealth intake Manifold, Chrome Support Brace and a oil pan.  Not much room under the tree after all of that...LOL 

     

    12/18/2017 10:16 AM  #10

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    BillyC wrote:

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    Why is it that a person can't possibly have too much jewelry butt...."you don't need any more tools or guns and that Mustang is just fine, leave it alone."

     

     
    BB, not to sound weird or anything but it sounds like we married the same girl.lol We’ve gotten to where we buy or own gifts and thank each other on Christmas morning. Last year she/I got me a revolver. This year it’s headrests

    After a trip to Grand Junction to pick out a new ring she's been looking at, I made out my list and I put some new sights for the Kimber, a sight adjusting tool and some Dillon stuff...plus I slipped a Springfield 1911 9mm in just to check the reaction.  "You don't need any more guns.  You can't shoot all the ones you have."

    But to be fair, when I get around to ordering it for myself I won't get any pushback...never do.  I'm one lucky guy.  Have been for nearly 50 years.

    BB

     
    I only get push back if I over spend. She doesn't mind me buying car/fishing/shooting stuff as long as it doesn't come out of the grocery budget. It's been like that for 48 years. I too am blessed.

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    12/18/2017 4:54 PM  #11

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    BillyC wrote:

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    Why is it that a person can't possibly have too much jewelry butt...."you don't need any more tools or guns and that Mustang is just fine, leave it alone."

     

     
    BB, not to sound weird or anything but it sounds like we married the same girl.lol We’ve gotten to where we buy or own gifts and thank each other on Christmas morning. Last year she/I got me a revolver. This year it’s headrests

    After a trip to Grand Junction to pick out a new ring she's been looking at, I made out my list and I put some new sights for the Kimber, a sight adjusting tool and some Dillon stuff...plus I slipped a Springfield 1911 9mm in just to check the reaction.  "You don't need any more guns.  You can't shoot all the ones you have."

    But to be fair, when I get around to ordering it for myself I won't get any pushback...never do.  I'm one lucky guy.  Have been for nearly 50 years.

    BB

    Speaking of Grand Junction and Christmas, I ordered a new (used) guitar off of e-bay for Brenda (myself), It shipped out of Grand Junction, CO.
    Merry Christmas all, I gotta make a better effort to get back on here.
     

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    12/18/2017 7:44 PM  #12

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Yes you do Walt, butt it's really good to see that you are at least lurking.  Hope things are going well and that you and Brenda have a wonderful Christmas.  We will be in touch after the the first of the year...there's a very good chance that Jean and I will be passing through your area in late Aug or early Sept.

    BB

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    12/18/2017 10:59 PM  #13

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    Re: Has everyone gotten their wife's Mustang parts under the tree yet

    Looks like I’m getting a radiator. Just gottta figure out which one.

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