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Reverse Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 8,130
From: Baton Rouge, LA
Hey hey everyone, it's that time again for my random drop-in to say hello, and let everyone know I'm still alive!!!
It's been a very busy few years, got married had a baby that's now 2, just found out on father's day that we're pregnant with our 2nd baby. Now we get to sell our house to find a bigger one.
I've taken on some other distracting hobbies, and haven't worked on the Mustang AT ALL!!! I've only put 300 miles on it in the past year. I work 4 days a week, and on fridays I help my buddy out at his shop, and not on cars.
Some of you may recognize the background,
It's been a very busy few years, got married had a baby that's now 2, just found out on father's day that we're pregnant with our 2nd baby. Now we get to sell our house to find a bigger one.
I've taken on some other distracting hobbies, and haven't worked on the Mustang AT ALL!!! I've only put 300 miles on it in the past year. I work 4 days a week, and on fridays I help my buddy out at his shop, and not on cars.
Some of you may recognize the background,
Reverse Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 8,130
From: Baton Rouge, LA
Oh yeah, still hanging in there. It seems becoming a mod is a direct tie to not getting on the forums lol
If you notice the blue "vending machine" in the 2nd picture, it's full of supressors and supressor parts. I get to play with cool stuff now lol
If you notice the blue "vending machine" in the 2nd picture, it's full of supressors and supressor parts. I get to play with cool stuff now lol
Reverse Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 8,130
From: Baton Rouge, LA
Oh and all this M112 adapter talk has me kicking myself now. I know have full acces to two awesome CNC machines, a killer mill, and in a few weeks we will have a 3d printer.
All that stuff would have made making an adapter rediculously easy.
Real life, while hectic and just plain crazy and at times totally aggravating, is truly awesome. The kids make all the BS worth it.
All that stuff would have made making an adapter rediculously easy.
Real life, while hectic and just plain crazy and at times totally aggravating, is truly awesome. The kids make all the BS worth it.
Reverse Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 8,130
From: Baton Rouge, LA
I've also increased my stable a little bit. I know have my old F150 on 40's, an F250 diesel, the mustang, and an Escape and Fusion, both 2012's which I picked up about 4 months ago. So now I have 5 Fords!!! I was saving up for a 2014 GT500 50th anniversary, but with the new baby on the way, that ain't gonna happen.
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MF Staff Snitch
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 7,041
From: Scotia, NY
Oh and all this M112 adapter talk has me kicking myself now. I know have full acces to two awesome CNC machines, a killer mill, and in a few weeks we will have a 3d printer.
All that stuff would have made making an adapter rediculously easy.
Real life, while hectic and just plain crazy and at times totally aggravating, is truly awesome. The kids make all the BS worth it.
All that stuff would have made making an adapter rediculously easy.
Real life, while hectic and just plain crazy and at times totally aggravating, is truly awesome. The kids make all the BS worth it.
