Re: Snow's Comeing

["hemmigremmie" <hemmigremmie@xxxx>]

Ive been in Ohio for 36 years now. Snow is nothing like it used to 
be. I remember the blizzard of 77. It was something else. Power out 
for days, roads shut down, businesses closed. Kinda looked like the 
snow they get on Rudolph the red nosed reindeer.LOL Ive finally got 
me at least a lean to I can use for the Gremmie. Cant wait to get 
started on it. Rod 








-- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Plumpy72@xxxx wrote:
> Doc
> 
> I can remember our first experience with snow when we moved to 
Michigan. It 
> was on November 10, 1984. I had the wife stay home and I went to 
the store and 
> bought a couple weeks of groceries.........we had no idea what 
things would be 
> like. Down here in Texas, if even the slightest amount of snow 
falls, 
> everything pretty much shuts down.
> 
> Yesterday, I did the "honey do" thing. I put up Christmas lights. 
It didn't 
> leave much time for the Gremlin.
> 
> Using space inside the house for Hornet parts isn't too bad. 
Several years 
> ago I assembled a '37 Harley in our living room. Heck, I even 
fired it up, 
> inside the house, popped the clutch and burned a spot in the 
carpet. It was a 
> rental house :)
> 
> Hopefully I can spend time in the garage today. I want to get some 
interior 
> trim pieces painted or at least in primer. I had also removed the 
mounting 
> bracket from the bottom of the dash I plan to use. Originally, it 
never had paint 
> on it so I cleaned it up with OSPHO. While I was at it, I coated 
the trim 
> pieces too. 
> 
> I also put an assortment of interior screws into a small board. 
This made it 
> easy to clean them up in the blasting cabinet. I sprayed them with 
black paint 
> and now they look new.
> 
> Bart.......I'll get those kick panels to ya as soon as I find a 
box to ship 
> them in. I may be able to find one when I return to work on Monday.
> 
> Ya'll be good.........
> 
> Rick