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It is hard for me to accept that CVN-68 is really that old.

An excellent value. Hope it lasts a long time for you.

The MSDS may show any differences also.

Too hard for us old farts to get in/out of. That era, I would prefer a Mustang GT. Not much of a performance car by todays standards, but still a cool ride.

Doesn't matter if you need it or not. Do you want it? Thats what really matters.

Originally Posted by Fifth87 Thanks to all that replied. After really thinking about what I read here and my own feelings, I decided to pass. Not wanting to chase down endless fluid leaks and electrical gremlins due to sitting was what really did it for me. Also, I was under the impression it...

Don't have a wife (and don't want one) but if I did, she would carry a Glock 26.

That era of Buick's were pretty good cars too. Very hard to find in Michigan without being rusted out.

Bought a new Husky tool roller cabinet. 46.5" wide by 24.5" deep. Has 9 drawers, with the top one running the full width. I put it in my kitchen. My kitchen is quite small with limited cupboard space so I am using it to put dishes, pots, pans, silverware, coffee cups, etc... in it. Looks nice...

Not the first as claimed. Mobil 1 had a "Truck & SUV" oil that they discontinued 10-11 years ago or so. IIRC, it was only offered in 5W-30.

Originally Posted by BMWTurboDzl change the oil or perform any maintenance on my vehicle out of fear that I will screw something up. Being married for over 10 yrs and an adult of sufficient age I'm somewhat perplexed at this demand and unsure of how I should proceed. Assuming you are talking...

I would NEVER, EVER, EVER encourage a young man to get married. MGTOW all the way.

Very cool old Ford. Did not have the 351C as standard, as that engine's first model year was 1970.

The truck in my signature is likely my last. Getting too expensive and I'm getting cheaper as I get older (and smarter) Next vehicle will likely be an Accord or a Camry.

Bought a pair of shoe's at my local Sears store in the mall. It was weird, very quiet. More employee's in the store than customer's.

August 8, 2018 at Berger Chevrolet in Grand Rapids, MI.

Originally Posted by SubieRubyRoo Yes, the armor on a battleship was certainly impressive. Being on a carrier, that's obviously not something there is an excess of, other than maybe the flight deck itself. Probably the biggest unknown would be what a torpedo would bring, but considering there...

If she wants a new truck tell her to go buy one. You only get to live once.

A gallon of bleach dumped on the nest at night, from an open container works good too.

I tried to get order's to the Iowa back in the 80's. Didn't happen. Was fortunate enough to get order's to a Spruance Class Destroyer (DD-977) and later to an Aegis Cruiser (CG-56) The San Jacinto is still on active duty. Those were some really good years.