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Visited the Chevy booth at Ignace. They had a Z71 Silverado and a Silverado pace truck that has an awesome looking tonneau I want to learn more about. Also had a 427 Convertible Vette, a 1LE and ZL1 Camaros. Nice looking stuff. Was hoping to see a C7 but it wasn't there, at least not yet. Saturday is the big day so there's still time.

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Took my wife to labor & delivery. Daughter born.

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I drove across town to pick up my degree since im still waiting on parts

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MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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Uggghg I'm missing it again

 

Not missing much. Parade is due but its pouring. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1372461119.454727.jpg

 

On a side note, a Chevelle on drag radials and without wipers sucks in the rain.

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MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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donuts!

 

All set. You can't sneeze without a cop going by. Local, county, MSP even Border Patrol and forest rangers.

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All set. You can't sneeze without a cop going by. Local, county, MSP even Border Patrol and forest rangers.

 

Border patrol? Gotta keep those canadians in line :lol:

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cops are all in rothbury too for the electric forest festival im staying away from there someone already died..

 

 

i just got back from wheelin though it was fun.. pretty boring by myself though

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All set. You can't sneeze without a cop going by. Local, county, MSP even Border Patrol and forest rangers.

 

Border patrol? Gotta keep those canadians in line :lol:

 

 

The border is a good 70 miles north. But Ignace is a port city and I think that falls under the purview of the Border Patrol.

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Mike, is your Chevelle a 68-69? I think that is what the hood vent is? :jester:

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After having my stock winter wheels on the truck while it was being serviced two weeks ago, I finally got the Gunner's and 33" bfg's back on the truck.

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Just got back from a 2 day marthon, left home 5:00 pm Wednesday afternoon to go to Nashville, Tn left there around 11:30 pm and drove to Atlanta, GA to see a DOT lady (no such luck) left there around 10:00 am for Asheville, NC got there around 3:00 pm. Worked at loading the rest of my sons stuff in the "sail" and got to bed about 11:30. Up at 5:00 am finished loading the trailer and left for home at 11:00 am, 13 hours later and 753 miles and pocket $395.00 lighter for fuel I am home and in my own bed!!! :jester:

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You have family in Asheville? My uncle lives out there

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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Mike, is your Chevelle a 68-69? I think that is what the hood vent is? :jester:

 

Decent eye! My buddy's is a '69. I wish it were mine, he's done a great job on it. Worked over 396 with a turbo 400 and a 125 shot of nitrous. :D

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