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'63 Midget Clutch

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tony barnhill

tony barnhill

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A month or so ago on my last trip in the '63 'Stewart Little' car, her clutch finally gave up...heck, there wasn't enough power to pull her up over the concrete lip of the garage...so we had to literally push her inside....today the new clutch, pressure plate & throwout bearing arrived...just need to find the time before Spring
 
Just skip lunch one day. You only need an hour or so.
;-)
 
Oh, Trevor, you don't know how easily I get distracted....somebody stops by & hours later I get back to my project!
 
Hay, it's ok Tony, your retired now, remember. If it does not get done today, tomorrow or next week is fine.
 
I was walking around my garage the other day...almost everyone of my cars has at least 1 new part laying in it...at least when I die Jerri & Shannon won't have to explain to potential buyers what my cars ned - they'll just have to look on the front floor at the new parts in their boxes!
 
I was walking around my garage the other day wishing I had parts. Does that count.
 
If you ever end up like me, I pity your wife when you go...I need to make a list of everything each of my cars needs, the condition they're in right now, & put a price on them....because I know my daughter will sell them after Jerri & I are both gone
 
Put my phone number on all those pricelists too tony - hehehehe
 
Is that part of the "full service funeral home", Kenny? hehehehe
 
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