Damn Rab it's still together? You have been home for more than 24 hours and you haven't torn it apart yet? Still not feeling good yet I would guess.
I still love the look of the slingshot when I see it sitting among regular cars and trucks
Posts by gooseman
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You're right, everyone was so busy,... doing nothing, yet going everywhere. There was so much we missed, so many we didn't meet. Time was against us from day one. No regrets, you only live once, live life and and enjoy.
P.S. @gooseman was giving members that syrup junk,...made in China, knock off of VT syrup.
J/K bud, we did have fun! 
Sorry shatneyman but we just don't like the VT aunt jemima
Stuff.
Just kidding of course. You are a fine gentleman my friend. It was a pleasure meeting you and your wife along with many others we met. What a blast we had and so sad it went so fast. Room is already booked for next year -
I had the pleasure to meet both Rab and Allison this weekend along with many forum members and I can say without a doubt that this forum and its members are top notch. Safe travels my friends and will see everyone same place same time next year. It was a blast
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Funcycle I sent a PM to you about mats
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All the best! It's a up hill battle but you have made it past the tough section. Congrats and hope to meet you in a few days
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Took this picture before I loaded it on the trailer for trip to Maggie. Backed it up from garage and couldn't resist the opportunity for shot.
And all loaded ready to roll out Wednesday early morning. My son gave me a hand getting the trailer ready. Hard to believe 2 days ago I was welding the trailer back together after making it 2 inches wider. Finished painting yesterday morning, wired all new lights, new fenders, and new deck boards, it was a marathon to get it done.
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.040 gap. Open the page that jay Canter posted above it's a good read about the plug requirements
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Sorry to hear, I was hoping to meet up with another Canuck down there, looks like Chowder and myself that I am aware of. Hopefully get a chance to head up one day and see what you have done as I am only a little over an hr from you. Keep eyes on forum for the Woodward cruise in Detroit. I missed it last yr but plan on hitting it this yr.
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I can "opt out" by ignoring them & not clicking on them, right?!
sure you can and let me guess no more mods either. Ya right your an addict, go ahead and admit it. That's the first step to recovery.
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The tooling for alum diecast is heat treated, and as the tooling is used in the casting machine the surface gets stress cracks. These small hairline cracks transfer into the surface of the casting. They are harmless as they are just a reflection of what the moulding surface looks like.
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And now if you forget what your name is you just have to look at your nuts to remember
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Wow! Glad no one was hurt. This really sucks but like you said it insured and you have your family safe and sound.
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Just a heads up to our American friends. A passport is required for you to get back into the USA. Something that changed a few years ago. Not law to get into Canada but makes it easier for sure. Also no hand guns allowed the border dosnt like them and you will not have to splurge on a motel for the night as they have accomedations set up for people caught bringing in hand guns
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Really?Let's not jump on V-SHOT over this.
As I had to explain to another member, Ontario is huge. Pull up a map and just look at the area that Ontario covers.
Anyways not sure when Columbus Day is but it sounds interesting. Keep us updated -
All the best to you and hope that you keep your spirits high and things go your way. As we say in Canada " keep your stick on the ice" ---- Tripod, thats a ice hockey term in case your wondering. Take care
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Jay, if only you had a lift to work on your sling. But then again for the amount of time you have it torn apart it would always be on the lift. Get it back together so we can ride
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Uhhhmmmm............ DUDE!!!!! What's up with "open air" ******URINAL!!!!????******
Can't see the pics above the sink, but hope they're NOT pics of visitors to the "social" URINAL!!!! It's a man's garage what can I say. The pictures are from days ago when I ran a goose hunting guide service. Pictures are from hunts that I guided clients that became friends over the years. That's where I got my nickname of gooseman.
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I totally agree. Too bad most of us barely have enough room in the garage for two cars and the junk from the better half. And low ceiling height as well. Maybe in my next life I'll choose the features the house MUST have before buying. What realtor ever said the most important 3 words in real estate is location, location, location? I think we'll all agree it's garage, garage, garage
Can't argue that, my garage is a 75x60 with in floor heat. Plus the wife has an attached double car on the house that she keeps her jeep in. Never have a big enough garage/ workshop.
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Wouldn't trade my two post for anything. Nothing like being able to walk under and get a real good look at things
