Had a 67 Bonneville 400 cid 4 barrel, electric every thing. Was a sweet car. Top end was scary with that car.
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I love seeing the old muscle cars. These new cars all look the same or similar to each other
I’m an old Mopar fan from the 70’s
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I have done several IPMs outside. I'm not sure it helps.
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why I switched to Pick up truck... so I can trim the trees with my chain saw and get high!
I use to have a 69 fastback mustang.. But back then they were commonplace. Man I wish I still had it.. 60-70K nowadays for a restored one... I'm talking 75-76'. But IF I have one primary mode of transportation,, it has to be a truck. Least a truck can make you money.... Truck, then scooter, then car.. But I can't ride anymore,, and I'm not out there trimming trees or painting houses anymore.. Even though I wish I was?
Mine too, that engine could still be going. It's one of their best in history. I used that car as a truck. One day I scavenged so many granite street pavers my front wheels kept coming off the ground.
Oh man, My wife had one when we met! What a tank! Hers was a 69, close. By the time I got on the scene the body was rotted off the frame and couldn't use the bumper jack(remember them?) But what a ride even dilapidated.
They rode as good as any Cadillac, and yea they were lead sleds. Lol
Lead sleds, I remember that. They really did ride!
That’s why they all had those monster V8 engines in them. My Bonneville had a 400 big block.
My first car was a 1965 Rambler Classic given to me by a man from my newspaper route. He had it in his backyard and I asked him about it. He told me he had driven it back there and ran it out of gas and parked it there ever since he got his new car. I asked him if he would consider selling it to me and he said sure for $200.00
My uncle who was a bus mechanic got it running for me. Parts cost me $65 and labor cost me 2 six packs of Schlitz in the can. Six cylinder straight drive on the column.
My uncle who was a bus mechanic got it running for me. Parts cost me $65 and labor cost me 2 six packs of Schlitz in the can. Six cylinder straight drive on the column.
Sounds like a proper first car. Lol
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My dad had a thing for big block Buicks. He bought a brand new 1967 buick gs with a 455 big block and my brother totaled it a week later so he bought a 1968 Riviera with another big block I got to drive that one. Lol smoked up main street in town many times
they would run, not much out of the hole but top end could be scary.
This is one of my crosses I made this past winter. I reversed a Grandpa Glue GG#4 plant and pollinated a Purple Punch plant for some F1 seeds. A friend of mine grew one and it was a really pretty plant so I thought I would pop one to check it out. She is at flip +35 today. The sugar leaves around the buds are starting to take on that reddish/purplish color. Her aroma is grape mixed with something I can't identify. But the grape aroma is front and center.
I am/was a little concerned about the amount of leaves she has that are turning yellow. I am relatively new to growing in organic soil so not fully used to this happening. I ground up some malted barley today (1/4 cup) and some kelp meal (1/3 cup) mixed them and scratched them into the surface. Today was watering day so I slowly watered the kelp and barley in. Brown says she looks just fine to him as does my other organic soil mentor so I guess I won't worry. I snapped this photo just after the lights went out and used the flash to more accurately show the colors.
I am/was a little concerned about the amount of leaves she has that are turning yellow. I am relatively new to growing in organic soil so not fully used to this happening. I ground up some malted barley today (1/4 cup) and some kelp meal (1/3 cup) mixed them and scratched them into the surface. Today was watering day so I slowly watered the kelp and barley in. Brown says she looks just fine to him as does my other organic soil mentor so I guess I won't worry. I snapped this photo just after the lights went out and used the flash to more accurately show the colors.
Some strains yellow and drop more fan leaves at the end than other strains. It gives them a ridden hard and put away wet look, but as long as they come sliding into home with ample frosty goodness, I don't mind in the least.This is one of my crosses I made this past winter. I reversed a Grandpa Glue GG#4 plant and pollinated a Purple Punch plant for some F1 seeds. A friend of mine grew one and it was a really pretty plant so I thought I would pop one to check it out. She is at flip +35 today. The sugar leaves around the buds are starting to take on that reddish/purplish color. Her aroma is grape mixed with something I can't identify. But the grape aroma is front and center.
I am/was a little concerned about the amount of leaves she has that are turning yellow. I am relatively new to growing in organic soil so not fully used to this happening. I ground up some malted barley today (1/4 cup) and some kelp meal (1/3 cup) mixed them and scratched them into the surface. Today was watering day so I slowly watered the kelp and barley in. Brown says she looks just fine to him as does my other organic soil mentor so I guess I won't worry. I snapped this photo just after the lights went out and used the flash to more accurately show the colors.
The one time my fan leaves with trichome rails yellowed and crisped up, I was a little annoyed.
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I think I've become inured to this. I keep thinking it's perhaps inconsistent watering or (might be more important) I didn't mix the amendments with the peat in the correct amounts. My go to help me feel better about it is kelp. I suspect you'll notice a bit of improvement.
They look like mine can at that age Beez. Some do it like that, others stay greener. I don't know why.
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Finally getting some much needed rain today. We've been in drought conditions which means tractoring water to the out door girls.
Indoor I'm getting flowers now. Gonna get busy here. I got some bushes going.
Did a supercrop here's some pics
Day after the crack got her tied down she's already turning back up to the light.
This pic from yesterday after the stem crack thought I went too hard on her but she trooped on thru.
Outdoor girl
Peyote Jellium was put out day after the last snow. May 9th
Jelly Punch (jellium x purple punch)
Sorta group pic
Staging area where plants get a sulfur vape before flip.
Home made bio-char
Indoor I'm getting flowers now. Gonna get busy here. I got some bushes going.
Did a supercrop here's some pics
Day after the crack got her tied down she's already turning back up to the light.
This pic from yesterday after the stem crack thought I went too hard on her but she trooped on thru.
Outdoor girl
Peyote Jellium was put out day after the last snow. May 9th
Jelly Punch (jellium x purple punch)
Sorta group pic
Staging area where plants get a sulfur vape before flip.
Home made bio-char
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