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Well done Randy.

Hey Joe, Found another item for ya. https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/VINTAGE-ALABAMA-MISSISSIPPI-SINCLAIR-ROAD-MAP-159-c-FED4F9FA7E?utm_source=inv_kwalert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=keywordalertlive&utm_term=2

Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project I have been wondering when you were going to paint that since you built it. It would have been in that shape in a few hours here in MS.

^^^^^^ I like the way this guy thinks!!!! :shocking: Place looks great. Keep up the good work.

That's a lot cheaper than I can get it for employee pricing at Milwaukee.

They might not be as gone as you think. I'm 42, and I was unaware the company was still operational at all.

Looks all original. And I'll pass along a little nuggett of info on that price tag. You see in the upper right, he has a code, "NNY". This is most likely the store owner's reminder to himself of what he paid for the item. It will be an isogram, a 10 letter word or phrase with all unique...

^^^ like!!! ^^^

You can give yourself all the grief you want, but that truck moving that fast off the line and leaving the other car in the dust like that is impressive. Well done sir. Well done.

:bounce::bounce::bounce:Video or it didn't happen :bounce::bounce::bounce: :3gears: Just kidding of course. But, I'd love to see the video if there is any.

That one is pretty sweet. I'd be willing to bet that you could talk to the local high school art teacher, supply the paint, and let some high schoolers paint it for free as some project for them.

Yea, think you need a sign painted on the brick up front. Something like this.

Yup, I was getting sad I may have to remove my shortcut to this thread from my browser. So glad you'r back at it Timewarp.

Joe, I just went through your shop build and now this. I am very impressed with the speed you have gone through this building. I have to say, in the first few pages, I didn't have your vision. But now that you have opened up the back of the building I can "smell what you're stepping in", so to...

Looking good! I vote rattle snake steering wheel!

Liking this thread even more. That Milwaukee Hole Dozer hole saw bit was made in my office in Greenwood, MS. Drill, assembled in another plant I am over (I'm an IT guy) in Jackson, MS. Thanks for supporting my brand. :bounce:

Mississippi is $30 / year for personalized plates. But, that is just for the personalized part. The tag cost is based on the sale value of the vehicle. When I got my used 2008 GMC 1500, in 2010 the tag was $450. That was with the $30 fire fighter tag.

Color me jealous. So, are they registering it as a '66 model, making it an antique, or as something else?

Well, that *****. Sorry to hear it. All our departments are county / tax funded and state supplemented. So, you pay for it, just not like that. And I have heard horror stories like you mentioned of those kind of departments letting buildings burn. Things like that make me wonder about what's...

Glad everything is OK, but DANG! Even our most po-dunk, back woods, county areas in Mississippi have at least volunteer coverage (which I am on one of those).