Winter Storage Suggestions
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You could knit a wool car cover for it as you sit by the fireplace roasting lamb chops.
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Hey Raymeaux!.....what's up brother? .....very funny, asking questions you already know the answers to.
Did the body and paint get finished finally to your liking?
Did the body and paint get finished finally to your liking?
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I'm a big proponent of actually driving the car once a month. No matter what part of the country you live in you'll get a day with bright sun and dry pavement. Take the car for a 50-mile ride and put new gas in it. That's a lot easier than storing it
If you do store the car you want a place with stable temperatures and humidity. Here's an article I wrote about all of this.
Richard Newton
If you do store the car you want a place with stable temperatures and humidity. Here's an article I wrote about all of this.
Richard Newton
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Better get the Sting Ray to the barn, they are showing new "Barn Finds" every day. By next spring, the value should double or more with the sheep manure on it and add some chickens to boot.
Keeping the EWE in the house can reduce the grocery bill with a new lamb or two every spring.
Just don't take the EWE to car shows. Some guys might not like her roosting habits, even on their driver.
Speaking of driving, I agree, drive it when you can, better than on blocks.
Keeping the EWE in the house can reduce the grocery bill with a new lamb or two every spring.
Just don't take the EWE to car shows. Some guys might not like her roosting habits, even on their driver.
Speaking of driving, I agree, drive it when you can, better than on blocks.
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Might want to start with a Border Collie.
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