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12-28-2004 08:53 PM #1
Hello from the middle of nowhere
Greetings from the flat, brown half of Washington State. At least the cars don't rust out here. My driver is a 94 Caprice 9C1 (ex-cop car) with a leather Caddy interior and Smoothie II's.
The street rod project is a 54 Chev 5-window half-ton with a 283/ 350T/ JennyShifter. It needs a complete redo.
The other one is an unrestored 58 Edsel Pacer 2-door that ran when parked ten years ago. I have a 73 390 in the garage that is supposed to bolt right in.
Not enough time, never enough money.More projects than money. All it takes to get something done is time, money, and ambition, all together at once.
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12-28-2004 11:05 PM #2
Hey there Fuge from the WET side of Washington state, Welcome to CHR.
I come over to Pasco at least a couple times a year to work on friends stuff, and for the meets.
Maybe I'll catch up with ya over there sometime.
P.S. I like the Flamingo's nesting near the garage. LOLJim
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12-29-2004 09:14 AM #3
Nice array of projects Fuge. Welcome to CHR.
What critter do you keep in the kennel?
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12-29-2004 09:16 AM #4
Welcome Dry-Sider..........Tri cities area should have nice cars.....since nothing lived there in the summer.....lol I like the Edsel..........would make a mean street rod....dare to be different.
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12-29-2004 09:28 AM #5
hey there fudge from the very dry state of arizona well not today where the heck is this rain coming from any way welcome to CHR I'll bet you one of them snow birds hooked it on one of there bumpers when they came down Oh yeah this is a good place to have a littel fun I like those pic I really like the old truck a 54 Wow thats nicedrive it like ya stole it
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12-29-2004 09:47 AM #6
Wecome aboard, I like that truck. The bumper is trick.
PatOf course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
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12-29-2004 07:10 PM #7
The kennel is for whatever dogs we own at the time, currently a big red boxer-mix and a mystery shepard-mix pup.
That bumper is off a Matador. My friends give me a load of grief over that but I like it. I wanted something different from the stock one. I would like to narrow that bumper about 2", bob the ends, and powdercoat. The rear bumper is off a Pinto.Last edited by FUGE9C1; 12-29-2004 at 07:30 PM.
More projects than money. All it takes to get something done is time, money, and ambition, all together at once.
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12-30-2004 12:21 AM #8
I New A Guy In Washington Once That Went By The Name Fuge He Was A Detective That Wouldn't Be Yee Would Itdrive it like ya stole it
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12-30-2004 01:32 AM #9
Not me. I'm 6-04, but "FUGE" is the Caprice's nickname, not mine, for "Freakin' Huge". I was a detective for about 5 years, but now I'm a patrol sergeant.More projects than money. All it takes to get something done is time, money, and ambition, all together at once.
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12-30-2004 01:33 AM #10
Originally posted by FUGE9C1
Not me. I'm 6-04, but "FUGE" is the Caprice's nickname, not mine, for "Freakin' Huge". I was a detective for about 5 years, but now I'm a patrol sergeant.Last edited by Oldf100fordman; 12-30-2004 at 01:43 AM.
Duane S
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On a quiet night you can hear a Chevy rust
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12-30-2004 04:22 AM #11
Welcome to CHR, Fuge. Very nice collection of rides and projects you have there. I sure would like to find an Edsel in that good of condition to add to my list of projects that will probably never get done before I tip over !!! Hope you enjoy your time here.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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12-30-2004 09:56 AM #12
Originally posted by Oldf100fordman
Rutrow, we's in trouble now. What do you think John,.I mean you and me being ex-Washintoneons. I think we might be in trouble with this guy.drive it like ya stole it
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12-30-2004 09:58 AM #13
Originally posted by DennyW
Welcome!
Honest, the throttle stuck on me. Damn Auto zone parts got me in trouble again, hahaha.drive it like ya stole it
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12-30-2004 10:14 AM #14
Oh don't take us too serious there fuge we really get serious when it come to cars .But we like haveing fun too I think theres a couple officers here In the club they can be pretty funny toodrive it like ya stole it
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12-30-2004 07:36 PM #15
No problem, John. I've used that line, "You're running with the wrong people," before, myself. If I don't reply right away, it's only because I'm not on-line that much during the day.More projects than money. All it takes to get something done is time, money, and ambition, all together at once.
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