I resemble that remark.
And yes, you guys have my permission to use "xtremek" to describe your projects going off the rails. In fact, I kind of like it.Only when your planned project has gone off the rails than its a xtremek project!
Glad that you take this all on stride!I resemble that remark.
And I agree about the snow packed wheels. It brightens up the look and gives it a smoother look.
I so wish I had a pic of my 78 ford f150 that I had in high school a night of drift busting and doughnuts in parking lots and it always had snow packed rims! I remember it started running rough one night so pop the hood and there was snow packed under the hood every where cept the valve cover of the 300 engine it seemed likeI resemble that remark.
And I agree about the snow packed wheels. It brightens up the look and gives it a smoother look.
How many trips back to the house tool boxes are required from your garage? For me, it would be how many times I have to walk up and down the basement steps to my driveway.
I drove "Smooth" (severely dropped '03 F-150) into work during a snowstorm on day. Started it up after work and it sounds like a bunch of screaming cats were under the hood. Opened it up and the snow was packed up to the valve covers.
More than 2 it becomes a xtremek project.
He won his last match the others he got pinned. But put up a tough fight This was a tourment a d he was in heavy weight class at which is you can weigh from 216 to 285 and he's at 225 trying to get down to 215 to wrestle at that spot so your a light heavy guy wrestle guys who are more heft than you. Tough sledding but its on him to get the weight off and he knows it.
So do I.
Matt, that brings back some memories. I joined the wrestling team when I was a Junior in high school. I weighed 150 and the kid on the Varsity in that weight class had been a state champion many times since junior high. The rest of the Varsity team beat me in wrestle-offs every time so I wrestled JV. I was better than most of them so I wrestled my way through every class, including the kid in the unlimited weight class. I ended up competing against huge JV kids from other schools but most of them had no stamina so as long as I could stay off my back (and building neck strength to bridge) I could wear them down. Rarely pinned them but won on points by getting out from under them or taking them down. Great life lessons from those matches -- never give up.
Not my car and no really good spot to hook.
thanks xtremek same to you as well!
This was a 20 min plow job to make the driveway passable for me to get the car out in the morning. The temp was about 12 when I took this Pic. Was all done with driveway plowing and just making a circle pass out by the Meat Chicken coop where this big drift was and I hit it at speed and was 3/4 way through and stop to take the pic. Was'nt stuck the ATV walked right out of this spot.
