Old/new/returning member.

Hello all here. I joined some time ago when I was on a mission to help a friend sell off his collection of parts. Now I'm back to join in the fun here and share my own hotrod story. Glad to be here. Thanks.
My name is Randy, living in paradise out in the country in West central Vermont.
We have a log cabin and 11 acres, livestock including 2 donkeys, 3 sheep, 2 ducks, 14 chickens, 1 dog & 2 cats. I and my wife are both US Army veterans, I am a combat veteran. She served 5 years and I served 30 years. She was an MP and I was in combat aviation.
I retired in 2015 with 100% disability.
My hotrod is a 1967 Dodge Coronet 500 project known as " The Yankee Express". I will begin a build thread to share the story.
Thanks. GHOST. :D

Welcome, glad to have you here, and thank you for your career service from another vet far less dedicated. I did my 4 year hitch in the Navy back at the end of Vietnam, stateside working on aircraft radials at a pilot training command. Looking forward to seeing your '67 Coronet!

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Originally Posted by rspears

Welcome, glad to have you here, and thank you for your career service from another vet far less dedicated. I did my 4 year hitch in the Navy back at the end of Vietnam, stateside working on aircraft radials at a pilot training command. Looking forward to seeing your '67 Coronet!

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I like your car too. Very cool. Each of us who stood up for our country had a part to play. Each part is equally as honorable as the others. Thank YOU for your sacrifice of service to your fellow Americans.

Thx for your service.

Welcome back

67 Dodge coronet......one of my favorite bodies.

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Welcome back. Sounds like you're living an enjoyable life in a scenic area, enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Spent a little time workin' for Uncle Sam too. Last Mopar I built was a '65 Coronet sedan with a hemi, quite a few moons ago. Lookin' forward to your project.

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Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

Welcome back. Sounds like you're living an enjoyable life in a scenic area, enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Spent a little time workin' for Uncle Sam too. Last Mopar I built was a '65 Coronet sedan with a hemi, quite a few moons ago. Lookin' forward to your project.

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Thank you for your sacrifices to our country. I love the 65's, great cars and a Hemi is always nice!!

Welcome to CHR, good having you with us! Great looking Mopar!

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Originally Posted by Dave Severson

Welcome to CHR, good having you with us! Great looking Mopar!

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Thank you! It's nice to be appreciated and made to feel welcome!

I forgot to mention that the center cut out in the front bumper, where the license plate hangs, has been widened and enlarged to create an air dam/scoop to keep the big trans cooler cool.