Recent content by Hikin Mike

Thanks everybody!

I got into the RC car stuff back in the day. Started with the Tamiya Grasshopper upgraded the motor and ball bearings. That thing was fast. Then bought the Kyosho Icarus and then the Associated RC10 for off road and RC12 for track. Had a hard time driving that RC12, so I would run asphalt tires...

I never did any real dark room stuff, just the "digital dark room". I got interested when DSLR became affordable.

I collect dust. :p I also dabble in photography, no people, just landscape/nature stuff, although I haven't done anything recent.

We ditched cable a few years ago. Our TV isn't a smart TV so we bought the Roku thingy for $25. Not a big fan of sports so we subscribe to Philo (~ $25/month) so we can watch the History Channel, Discovery Channel, MeTv etc.

...and I don't OWN a cell phone.

I proposed to my wife on that pier. Thankfully for me I stopped above the beach and not out at the end (the bay) because I dropped the ring and it landed in the sand.

Loved the Cragar S/S, but I went with Centerlines. Been running those for 30 years.

Yep. My uncle with the car I have now back in 1969...

Still a Pontiac fan...

I didn't feel it, but it said it was 5.6 in Yerington Nevada. Earthquakes in Yerington, Nevada, United States - Most Recent

Sorry for the loss of your friend.

I'm a PC user (no cell phone either) and I don't get pop-ups/adds. I use 'F.B. Purity' for Facebook; 'FadBlock' for YouTube, and AdBlock for everything else.

I use OpenShot (free) when I need to edit our church's Sunday videos. I use Inkscape (over-kill, but free) to create cover art.

I did for my 1969 Firebird 400 (w/455). Been running it for 30+ years with no issues. I just measured and I used 1/4 steel.