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Old 04-18-2017, 09:41 PM
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Looks amazing! Did you use new rivots for the engine ID tag?
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Looks amazing! Did you use new rivots for the engine ID tag?
Yes, new rivets.
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All the work you put into this one.... I hope you get it done in time. Even if you feel rushed, it looks amazing!!

The wife and kids will get over the missed time. They always do. People worry too much about that stuff. In a month, they won't even remember you spent a few nights away from home.
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Looks really good, can't wait to see it finished!
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that 100 sure has a nice shine to it! you're going to need sunglasses!
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Well, I didn't make nearly as much progress today as I wanted to. Everything seemed to be one small problem after another which burned up to much time, I seriously doubt I will be able to get it done at this point. Here's some pics of today's progress.
Looks like you are making good time and you will get her done. Boy that yeller looks good.
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Well, I'm out. I put in my best effort but there's no way it will be done for Saturday, since it won't be done I won't be going to plow day. I'm gonna take my boy racing and have a nice relaxing day. With all the long days I'm completely exhausted so I will take the weekend to relax and resume work next week.
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Well you gave it your all. Sometimes it's better to take a break and not try to rush it. Have a nice weekend at the races. Where are you going?
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I meant RC racing, were going to a place called kickin dirt to race on some clay.

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I was rooting for ya Tim! But you'd be sorry in the end if you rushed too much and something wasn't right. Valiant effort my friend! And killer paint job!

So do the truck flippers wear shin guards? I sure would! OUCH!
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