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@moparedtn isn't that Fred?

I've been exposed to two different regions of the cattle business. Way up north, and way down south. Though I did live on the farm up north, I worked on a ranch down south, comprised of many of the problems you describe. Didn't last too long though. I ended up in school to obtain an engineering...

It's the price we pay to have cool toys.... Mine was a prize....

Congrats! :thumbsup:

I was looking specifically for a '68 GG1 4-speed. As is par for the course, I think I ended up with the roughest surviving example! :rofl:

Nope, 42* at idle. Read the bottom link in post #9.

1964 Fury/Belvedere rear seat. $799 Great condition. Pick up only. 48088 Warren Mi. $750

...pad Site 31 of the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Expedition 71 NASA astronaut Tracy Dyson, Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Novitskiy, and Belarus spaceflight participant Marina Vasilevskaya are scheduled to launch aboard their Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft on March 21. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill...

Yes. I even bought an actual 11 inch inspection cover to make sure it wasn’t the re-pop. The reconditioned factory inspection cover wont even go on unless we take the bell housing off and then it fits like glove. bellhousing and inspection cover are both original Chrysler parts and 11 inch.

Even in the winter there's plenty of work to be done. Every day before school I had to break the ice on the ponds so the cattle could drink. After school they got hay bales that had to be hauled out and broken up so the cattle all got some. Then there were 50 pound bags of feed pellets I had...

I have a class winner decal from 1970 from Capitol on one side... A decal from Keystone on the other... I also have the 1970 Class winner Lamp-trophy from Capitol to back it up... Go easy it's an A Body...

Not many cattle ranches in Minnesota. Most of the cows there live a sheltered life in the barn in winter. We did have to fire up the bobcat once in a while to muck out the barn. Usually on a saturday. Sunday mornings were for church, but sunday afternoons were for good eatin' and an hour or two...

Taken by the satellite Magellan in the 1990s, this image shows lava flows on the surface of Venus. This imaging radar photo cut through the thick clouds to see the surface. This scene in this photo is 500 kilometers across.

I never learned much about sports as a kid or teen. Weekends were for working on the cattle ranch.

I thought the Chrysler was dead, except for Pacifica.

Gorgeous car! Congratulations!!!

Congratulations on your new purchase! That is a great looking Charger in a beautiful colour combo. Enjoy your new toy. Thanks for your pictures.

Nice! ‘79 CR?