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Old 02-22-2013, 08:37 PM
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Had a great day!

Got to try out the new 'stones on the "O" and we could really tell a difference. Pulled in first gear both times and not sure if we'll try second gear or not. Will give it another go tomorrow!

Here's a shot of the ol' girl with some new sneakers. I LOVE the look of her now. Has that "all business" kind of vibe. Had several guys come up to me and ask, "This still has the belt?!!!"

"Yup!" And she didn't slip a bit!

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Here ya go.
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The O looks great with the Firestones!
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Old 02-23-2013, 09:58 AM
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The pulling shots are POTW worthy, IMHO.

Good job!
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The pulling shots are POTW worthy, IMHO.

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I agree 100% Great pics!
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Respectfully submitted!

Well, we pulled today and my son re-claimed his title. I pulled after him and when I returned back to our pits, he simply said, "Give me the hat!"

We had a great time and that awesome supper that my wife cooked removed most of the crow taste that was still lingering in my mouth. Found a set of fenders and some other stuff for my next build and also got to meet OCC member Alvy at the track today. Good day!
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Sounds like you had a great day!
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That is my kind of puller! Still has the stock colors and stickers! Very neat pictures, thank you and congrats!

Sears fans eat your heart out, lol!
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Congrats to your son!
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Well, we pulled today and my son re-claimed his title. I pulled after him and when I returned back to our pits, he simply said, "Give me the hat!"

We had a great time and that awesome supper that my wife cooked removed most of the crow taste that was still lingering in my mouth. Found a set of fenders and some other stuff for my next build and also got to meet OCC member Alvy at the track today. Good day!
Good meeting you and your son again too. Small world for sure. That O of yours works real well and looks great too. Love the stack! Hopefully I can bring mine next year.
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