'66 Coronet Wagon Roadtrip! Woodburn Mopar Nationals Prep And Roadtrip (The Inevitable Happens...)

[@richardelbon9628]

Back in the mid 80s my buddy Lonnie and me,Rich got the Mopar nationals started at Woodburn after being turned down by PIR, SIR and Spokane. Jim Livingston the Woodburn owner took us on.First year was Ford v Mopar and we won all classes that day. Jim sez Mopar only from now on.Looks to be going stronger than ever. Thanks to all.

[@dartdude4084]

They used to do ford fever at woodburn.

[@SkidE440]

I still have my t-shirt from the 86 Mopar Nats at Woodburn of course sponsored by Hurshbergers (sp)

[@D64-g8l]

Whoever says wagons aren't cool hasnt seen this 66 Coronet Wagon . What a beauty. Love it 😊 MOPAR OR NO CAR !

[@davidlewis2681]

All Mopar Wagons pre 1980 are cool...

[@richardweyland116]

Cyberjunk...there's one born every minute. LOVE the roadtrips!

[@jeffhutchins7048]

That K-Mart receipt has got me Jonesin' for a Cherry ICEE.....anyone else???

[@knote4958]

I'm just old enough to have this nostalgia

[@billhooper85]

Dead dodge garage were abouts are you from?

[@jeffhutchins7048]

Coastal Washington

[@Mclovingarage]

Thank you both for coming down and hanging out at Mopar nationals! Thats a long haul from your place. You’re welcome for the gifts! It was a fun day! Happy all three of you made it home safe, even if it wasn’t in the Mopar you started out in.

[@glennyaromy1367]

I need one of your stickers!

[@jamesdeans2614]

There's a reason everyone stares at the wagon. Because it's frig'n awesome! It totally deserves to be fixed up properly.

[@NickiesAdventureChannel]

What a journey 😅 perfect road trip … you need a little drama for it to be memorable 😎 Cheers from uk 🇬🇧

[@ThisValiantAdventure]

You have a ‘68 Charger, a drag racing Demon, and a Barracuda that will one day be completely amazing… and yet it’s Mrs. Jamie’s wagon that gets me pumped for a video. Weird, but not weird, right?

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Not that weird. Haha. Everybody loves that thing.

[@ThisValiantAdventure]

@@DeadDodgeGarage, true. It’s very cool. Glad it made it to Rocket (with a little help).

[@nicks5899]

Just seeing this car brought back memories, my first car was a white 66 Coronet 4dr from Washington

[@nicks5899]

BTW I am just north of you in Canada near Mission BC

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Oh cool! Someday when I’ve got my papers in order I’ll have to make the journey up to Mission Raceway. Incidentally, my ramp truck already knows the way there. Haha.

[@TacoAndy99]

Well after binge watching mopars on other channels, you popped up in my feed, and now I have another channel to feed my terrible mopar addiction. And what makes this even better is you’re in the PNW!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Well I’m happy to help, I think. Haha. Yeah! I’m a lifer…

[@dougritchie4625]

Love Coronets, love wagons. Grew up riding in my parents multiple Fury wagons. Great video.

[@OdySlim]

Life would be boring without these experiences to talk about later.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I’m kinda racking them up these days. Haha.

[@leonardhirtle3645]

Always entertaining.

[@SE-me2pt]

Nice vid, great footage. Can't handle those long hikes these days, I once carried a 71 cast iron intake with AVS on top a mile where parked. Fun times.

[@joshjesch6000]

Mags on the wagon...absolutely great.

[@country4lyfe365]

Looove this wagon. Lol all wagons really. Up until thee 80s.

[@billyzgoneape]

I've got the original letters from Chrysler in 67 about my 68 Polara Always thought it was kinda neat All receipts for maintenance from new also

[@jeffhutchins7048]

That paperwork is AWESOME!!! I LOVE the history of "stuff," I wish virtually everything had documentation, good and bad. I I must have passed it down to my kids. All four of them LOVE to listen to "old guys" sitting around talking. BTW, missed you live tonight..... that sucked.😢

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

We’ll catch you next week!

[@louislepage5111]

That line " You're Father was a hamster and you're Mother smelled like a elderberry was from the Monty Python movie Holy Grail 😅

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I know it 😅

[@MikeJBlues]

Just realized that was your brother in the 4 door sleeper parked next to me at the Graham show. 😊cool car !

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Oh, yeah! He drove his Impala to the Mopar show for some reason 🤣

[@MikeJBlues]

@@DeadDodgeGarage sleeper, love it . Was a pretty good turn out this year

[@steveweiman4708]

Should I admit my GS455 has Eagle STs from the early 90s, that still look perfect(?!) Instantly recognized that tread on the rear of the wagon and stamped the "those tires last to infinity by experience" approval. I guess not........ Thanks for saving a quarter panel on my car, scared straight............

[@minnesotatomcat]

Half the fun of driving an old vehicle is all the looks and waves a thumbs up a guy gets. I had a 79 powerwagon that I frame off restored, jacked up with big mud tires and sounded amazing. I couldn’t stop at a gas station without somebody coming up and commenting and asking about it, had people ask to take pictures, one guy seemed to love it even more than me and took a several minute walk around commentary video…..at a gas station 🤣

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Oh yeah. My daughter learned this lesson early on… when we’re in an old car, it’s kind of like we’re famous. Everyone is going to look at us, and people will want to talk to us all the time. When I was younger I really didn’t enjoy that aspect of classic ownership. I just wanted to be left alone. But I’ve grown to appreciate the enthusiasm. And it’s important to remember that my car is probably the only one like it they’ve ever seen, or have seen in decades…

[@66balsam]

The wagon is just awesome! We have left lane losers here in Ontario as well, ‘frozen in the fast lane’ as I say. Would be a blast to see two classic Mopars like that on a road trip! We have only seen the dash lights twice on our 66 Charger, I’ve owned it since ‘85. Once idling in a friends driveway at night the dash lights lit up on me- blew my mind for the few seconds they worked, happened to my son once as well since he keeps and drives her now. Keep up the great content Jamie!

[@MoparJimmy]

The Wagon looks great with the slot mags, looks like it was a great show.

[@wiggyjones]

Beautiful car. I am old enough to remember when no one wanted the four doors or the station wagons, but those days are gone. Frankly, they're just cool. And there's a chance they weren't hot-rodded by high-school idiots like I was back then. Maybe somebody flipped the air cleaner cover over, but that's about all we did to mom's car when she let us drive it on weekends.

[@jimbo5728]

Love the glove box history stuff 👍👍👍

[@countswing284]

Big block wagons never get old! Cheers! 😎👍🏎🏁🏁

[@darinjones408]

That’s me in my roadrunner @ 50min missing 2nd gear. Great video

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Outstanding! I haven’t done that one yet, but me and third gear… well, we’ve got a history.

[@Rvshadow1964]

I can't be a true Mopar fan without being a member of the number one vintage Mopar channel. My RV starts up just like that wagon since changing to an Edelbrock. Have to pump the gas several times cranking the starter. Once it catches it runs great. Night and day difference from the old Holley.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Outstanding! And thank you very much!

[@GlennManchester]

Holley has always been junk in my opinion anyway ..

[@moparcasey3135]

I trusted old tires on a 66 polara on the highway…. Totaled the car and got 7 stitches in my head.

[@jfv65]

9:35 Finally i know why they call those rims 'slot mags'. I had no idea. As for running on old tires, i once did a trackday on 34y old winter tires😂. I got them as old stock from a garage sale. The rubber was rock hard. But no cracks. They had been stored in a dark dry garage. They gave me no problem other then the car feeling kinda lose😮

[@robw7205]

I put a set of slotted mags on my '67 Charger, and I have to tell you I'm so glad I did. Every single other vintage Mopar I see has magnums. All hail the great fat slotted mags set up!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

That’s what I had on my ‘66! So many people told me to put Magnums on my ‘68 Charger. I refused… my slots didn’t look quite right on it though. I ended up with some nice 15” Cragars and I love that look too.

[@0004612]

My 67 Satellite had slot mags when I bought it and the look was perfect. I need to get that car back in my possession.

[@barrycuda3769]

@@robw7205 Slot mags have always been my favorite wheels, they just have the perfect vintage Hot Rod , Street machine, race car look.

[@Darryl-69SE]

Watched the entire video, now I’m behind on my to do list because the video was so good.

[@ldg332004]

Im not a fan of paid memberships , but i would never say making videos is easy. The filming, editing and uploading I bet is a shit ton of work. Your positive attitude and knowledge is going to help attract a TON more subs and views. All the best from alberta canada.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Thank you!

[@roberttoews2775]

Your video has inspired me to replace the tires on my 68' Newport. When I bought the car in 88' from the original owner, my great aunt, the tires looked brand new. She said they were installed in the late 70's but she rarely drove the car again. Fast forward to 2024 and they're still on the car almost some 45 years later! They're still round and hold air. Good for trips around the neighbourhood (I think). LOL But now it's time to buy the old MOPAR it's third set of tires. I am finding it surprisingly hard to find whitewalls for a 14-inch rim! Especially here in Canada. Might have to go with black. Safety first!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Even around here, getting 14” tires can be a challenging proposition. And for the wagon, I got about $1300+ quote for four new 15”s in these dimensions - and they didn’t even have them.

[@JeffMiletich]

Fun times! I watched this video after the live stream. Good to see Colin & H.D. I nodded off about when you arrived at the track for a couple hours & then watched the rest. I still think that in the muscle car era that the big 3 had their poop together best the following years - 63 -64, 66-67, 69-72. I rode in many of the fast cars of those years when they were new or a couple years old. The Mopars ruled! So many different models of AFFORDABLE muscle cars!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I completely agree. Well, except you left out ‘68, and those tend to be my favorites 😁

[@JeffMiletich]

@@DeadDodgeGarage yeah, but the GM's & Fords were not in the same league as Chrysler that year.

[@BigfootsnMopars]

That 4 door hard top Impala in the opening is supernatural 🦶🏾

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Exactly 😅

[@HelpingHand-ic4wt]

"A wiggle in her walk" -Jerry Lee Lewis

[@SkidE440]

As I am a new subscriber (I had to create my first YT profile to first respond to you) I am just sort of slowly getting my inventory or DDG caught up. Living in Tigard, Woodburn is only a 25-minute drive. Yours was very entertaining. I went to the first Mopar Nats there in '86 and have been to 25 or so over the years. Mopar Heaven, always hot and exposed. I met Graveyard Mark there when he came with a completely cased original General Lee. The trunk was filled with concrete for the jump.

[@SeanJoseph-s2s]

Live and learn and enjoy the scenery....good content and thanks...🔧🔧👍

[@ricksaint2000]

Thank you Jamie

[@DTDG]

Glad im not the only one who quotes the dead skunk song when i see one in the road hahaha. Awesome wagon BTW!

[@ashiehakoto1490]

coronet wagon on the bottom of the ramp with an expression like "please take me home" like a sad pout

[@joshjesch6000]

An hour+ video...very good. By the way too...your brothers ancient glasspacks sound like music to my ears. Your mufflers sound surprisingly good too.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Oh yeah, the system on the wagon is nice too.

[@joshjesch6000]

I gotta make old crapple crackle like them as well.

[@williamdishon4440]

I love both 65 to 71 A and B bodys.. But I really miss my 69 440 Dart!

[@racer6583]

My dream wagon is a 72 Fury suburban with hide a way lights and the right to left and the standard opening tail gate!!!!!! And I like your wife's wagon also.

[@godfreydaniel2392]

Now I can call you crazy all I want! I OWN you, man!!! Honestly, Jamie, you're one of a very few people here in the etherworld whom I genuinely love to watch. I even give your brother Tom the thumbs up just because he's your Bro. Keep up the great work! I'm not so much a Chrysler/Mopar/Dodge fan as I am of anything that runs, can be made to run and people who not only know what they're doing and talkin about, but also GET IN THE FACE OF THOSE WHO DARE CHALLENGE THEIR EXPERTISE!!! You're great, Brother. Keep it up!!! Always great content!!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Thank you my friend! I appreciate that very much. Lots more coming your way!

[@waynedavis7245]

I've got to say I'm almost 60 . I still love that medium blue on the old Mopar's 💙

[@Bobschoppshop]

Wheels and tires and Stan’s is perfect on the wagon I wouldn’t change anything looks great 👌

[@4cam75]

Good to see incorrect lane usage is alive & well on your side of the pond😂

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Yeahhhh… it’s an ongoing issue.

[@stephenholland5930]

With an empty right lane on that 3 lane highway!

[@joshjesch6000]

My dad had 2, 63 chevy impala 2 door non SS cars when I was a kid. Both 283's. Red one had cragars. White one had slots. Loved them both. Both are gone. Red was power glide and white was 3 on the tree.

[@MidnightOilsRestoration]

Great video brothers Atwood 😊! Definitely a good reminder to make sure you have provisions in case of worst case scenarios. I’ve done the same things and it made for some really difficult days; truth be known-I look back on it as lessons from the Devine 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️. I say that because there were many…many times that I was extremely lucky just to have made it home! Those times made me thank me lucky stars but didn’t make me very diligent concerning preparedness. We all get excited to take our project cars out on the road-usually before everything has been double checked. When you’re building entire cars there are so many incidentals that could be missed and some adjustments are of course normal but …as the grey beard has started to bloom I’ve gotten a more careful and mindful of all the things that could go wrong. Always good to call a couple friends and see what they’re up to…say hey if I call broke down, can you come and pick me up😂? Having to foot it all the way home to get tools and a recovery vehicle sucks, but the real challenge is driving two vehicles back home! It’s not easy but I’ve done it 🤣. I leapfrogged two cars home from about 6 miles away. 1 mile at a time 😫the madness of this hobby + youth=life lessons lol. Once my shop repairs are finished from the tornado damage we had I will be able to get back to a normal workload and I will certainly become a member! Your knowledge of this stuff is very impressive, and it’s very valuable also. I appreciate the reference videos you’ve made, I’ve been reminded of things that I’ve forgotten over the years, and I’ve learned several new things watching your channel over the last year. Being able to reach out to someone who knows this stuff when you get stumped can be the difference between moving forward in days or getting frustrated where you walk away from that project….for me (at least on my personal projects) that could be between 6 months-6 years later before getting back to it! Those unfinished projects get heavy on the shoulders over time too. Thanks for all your Mopar contribution Jamie…and your fuzzy headed brother Colin too! 😁👏👏

[@robertoconnor3683]

Chocolate Face was the star of the show. Reminded me of my kids so long ago.

[@dartdude4084]

@@robertoconnor3683 that kid is annoying

[@robertoconnor3683]

@@dartdude4084 Exactly.

[@1966-Charger]

Elwood Engel designed the '66 Coronet and '64-'66 Imperials himself. Both models awesome cars. I grew up in a '66 Coronet sedan. Love this time period.

[@joshjesch6000]

I'll definitely be doing this to help support you and the quest for finding out if the world is even worth trying to dominate. 😆

[@idaholineman5788]

Next year I’ll have my own coronet on the road..I have to say it so it happens..thanks again for the inspiration!

[@NathansMoparGarage]

Wagons are cool and get attention. Time for some side exit exhaust so you can cruise with the rear window down. Clamp that heater hose so you can keep your cool.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I have definitely thought about side exit exhaust. One of these days.

[@MattsRageFitGarage]

I went to woodburn for some big car show and drag fest during a vacation trip in 2010 or so, it was a really fun time. Spent the whole week up and down the Oregon coast and into the California redwoods after that, even went to crater lake. Did all that in a 78 B200, long week that was.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I’ve also done the coast all the way down into California in a ‘78 Dodge van!

[@MattsRageFitGarage]

@@DeadDodgeGarage Loud shitty drive LOL almost to the top of crater lake one of the exhaust welds broke where there was a seam of two pipes joining together under the oil pan, that was a loud rest of the trip.

[@noberet]

Thank you for bringing us on your amazing journey.

[@minnesotatomcat]

Throttle cable brackets can be a pain in the ass. I’m not a Chevy guy but I’m working on one right now, 350 with an edelbrock intake and Chinese edelbrock clone carb. I’m sure there’s a correct bracket for this application but I have no idea what it looks like or where to get one……but I know what I think it should look like in my head….so I made one and it works great and sometimes that’s just good enough 😂 Edit: there was a whole box full of different incorrect gm throttle brackets in the trunk that won’t work either so at least someone else has already fought this battle too 🤣

[@glennyaromy1367]

Great video Jamie! I really enjoyed it.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Thanks!

[@glennyaromy1367]

@@DeadDodgeGarage I commented before the tire issue. Sorry man, that sucks.

[@Grandadsjunk]

Cool wagon brother those trident mags look good on almost everything real popular in the 80s now they are hard to find

[@C-BodyGarage]

Awesome video guys. I vote for more material with the brothers

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Our time for such things is limited, but it has always been in the plan!

[@donnatanner359]

I had a spare on my Rambler that was retreaded in 1962. didn't shake, had no balance wights, lots of tread. one day I had a flat. put on the spare. was driving it to a tire store. and it Sheed a bunch of rubber. now out of balance at speeds of 25 mph it shook the front end. after 10 miles we got to the tire store. it never went flat. It still looked good on the back bumper. because of the wide whitewall. this happened in 2008. date code on the tire was 1959. I used it in the 80s a lot. but then relegated it to the spare.

[@tonyb3864]

Nice video. Took me all day ... off and on to watch it but I liked it. I see you arent used to heavy traffic. You wouldn't make a good NASCAR driver. Round here people cut in front of me all the time doing 80 with only inches to spare. I do it to them too. You were driving a wonky wagon lol. Oh and I would buy some merch if you had cooler artwork.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

No, I hate traffic. I love our artwork. It's unique and straightforward. I can't please everybody and wouldn't want to. But, having said that, we'll definitely have more designs of varying flavors eventually.

[@Anthony-nw5zv]

I appreciate your excitement Jamie 😊

[@robertspence831]

Those slots look pretty good! Not as good as the ones that were on it but you gotta do what you gotta do.

[@BrandonLeeBrown]

The original station wagon rear leaf springs were the same ones used for taxi cab and police packages. They were even heavier than the Street Hemi springs.

[@HelpingHand-ic4wt]

an F body wagon I drove for a while had a little higher center of gravity with the full roof, over a sedan model. It added a little rear sway in a corner. That F body wagon had KYB shocks all around and the HD suspension. The hiway up the south side of OC is curvy and very scenic and a little on the high speed limit side, glad you could take the drive. Put a little G force in your life, drive a back-road today.

[@jamesonpace726]

The ride of the original Dodge Brothers....

[@SypherF]

This vid saddens me but keep on keepin on boss!

[@Doug2114]

Awesome! Im a big fan of Cragars on certain cars!

[@dnfd737]

1:15:20 west coast hops fields .......awesome!

[@Symbolic789]

Another awesome one! Gotta love the Sunn O))) on the back window 🤘

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

That one's a big hit. Haha.

I'd love to get that wagon what a beauty ❤

[@beljames1563]

The small block sounds good. But that big block...sweet music.

[@aaronsg71]

I wish we had a cool family car like that when we were kids back in the 70’s man!!! I can’t believe you don’t have tons more subscribers! All I can remember is we had 3 Pinto’s, one being a small wagon, a Valiant, and the last car my dad bought was a huge green 70’s Plymouth Fury we named it Green Monster 😅

[@cjw3129]

The wagon is bad ass I dig the sunn o sticker wish those amps were not like mopar money these days

[@RustyRobinson-g5n]

If I had extra money I would definitely join your channel membership program 👍🇺🇸

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Appreciate the thought!

[@craigerickson6308]

As a 66 model myself, everything is broken because it's old. 😅 oh and water wetter works for me. The drive back through the boonies had my wife happy since she grew up outside portland.

[@Jason-ny1vs]

"let's take the wagon"..... Got you to fix it, didn't she?! Lol

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Right! 🤣

[@michaelnault5905]

Spent decades pushing a rig through traffic. I still have half a nerve left. Wagons wobble but they don't fall down! Usually :⁠-⁠)

[@scoop-pm7lk]

cool dragon wagon bet it holds a ton of snacks

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Dude, you can fit SO MUCH spaghetti in that bad boy.

[@Oldjohn52]

thumbs up for the Loudon Wainwright reference!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I knew someone would appreciate that. Haha.

[@HelpingHand-ic4wt]

The Elevator! It has a view of the dam and Willamette River from the top there, as I recall, and across to West Linn. It's probably as close to "Weird" as you wanna get. KPW

[@iamnoone.]

What an awesome wagon 😍 😎

[@trojan440]

Try driving in Rhode Island. State is 49 miles long and on a good day will take you on the average an hour to get anywhere and they will take your bumper off to get in front of you.😂

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

UGH

[@michaelstrafello7346]

I like cragers also kinda grew up with them

[@danmoffia8692]

Hahaha, I love it,, "to put extra funds in my pocket to make more bad financial decisions, Like this right here ",,..😂 I just watched Tom's video, Then 2 minutes after that your video came on I jumped right on it you had only 18 views at the time.. now let me get back to the video...❤

[@TinkerinWithTim]

Sweet Coronet. September 7th in Redmond OR is the swap meet for Central Oregon!

[@IansGarage]

My 66 hardtop is the same color (although with a bronze roof), same interior as yours! I did find that the earlier 66's have the '65 front swaybar - yours is the later one, mine is the '65 one. And I see that recipe for the stroker is from Gary Pavlovich, still the Poly guru and super helpful.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Originally the car didn’t have a bar. I was going to install the goofy factory style bar that I removed from my early ‘66 Charger. It had clamp mounts on the strut rods. But instead we put a Hellwig kit on it.

[@IansGarage]

@@DeadDodgeGarage That sounds like my early '66/'65 setup. I wish I could find poly bushes for that. And this video was very timely - need to do LCA bushings, so will go with poly as you suggest. Looks like it would avoid needing a press too?

[@SGCYungSketti]

Insane 🔥🔥

[@Anthony-nw5zv]

Yeah, it's been fun 😊

[@garyslentzii2796]

Awesome Demon can! 👍🏻

[@butcher390]

That wagon is absolutely phenomenal 🤩🏁 That lift , was straining Ummm.... not that I noticed 🤐 Did I ever tell you about my first co - op job , as a CAP student 🔧 Where the service lift was pulling out of the cement ? .... anyways ..... Look at all of the rich history that wagon was through Thank you , Jamie for NOT making your content go behind a pay wall ( that turned me off , to a few channels ) And keeping your content on a consistent basis Incredibly gracious of you Much appreciated 🙏 Your tech support Sounds enticing #DeadDodgeGarage

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

It's rated for 7200, it's fiiiiiine... Haha. You bet, thank you!

[@1966-Charger]

@@DeadDodgeGarage They are not that heavy. My '66 Charger is around 3,600 pounds. I can't see the wagon much heavier. I just read wagon 3,500?

[@ShadsGarage0221]

GREAT VID! I LOVE THE LONG HAULS! ❤ I Am still kinda cornfused on "ping" .What it it!?? Cheers!

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Pinging is pre-ignition. The charge in a cylinder lights before the piston reaches the top of its travel, so the combustion event is actually trying to fight the piston back down and turn the engine backwards, or at least fight a piston that is stuck in its area of dwell. It’s that unstoppable force vs immovable object thing… one or two pings here or there isn’t the end of the world, but excessive pinging events will damage pistons and do other bad things. There are many factors that contribute to it, but too much spark timing advance is a big one.

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

Also, thanks!

[@samuelgoodman2825]

Yea,I just took the NOS 185 80 13s off the front of my 65 Dart,Year 2000 vintage,put 195 70 14s on her,Hankooks,they were cheap.Upgrade!

[@ashiehakoto1490]

yeah. the guts let go. looks like ripped tread cords on the inside that reinforce everything. when those rip, they kinda do that to the outer tread wall, and make the tread pattern zig zag like that

[@richdorak1547]

Wagons rule !!!!!!

[@lessharratt8719]

Well that was a lot more fun than doing the, well you know, the "Chores" on a Sunday afternoon. Now. Where was I ???

[@DeadDodgeGarage]

I don’t know - but thank you for signing on! I appreciate it!