stalled project

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  1. a5llx

    a5llx Member

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    As some of you know my wife is expecting our first child this november ,even though this is an amazing thing (the fact i will be able to put someone else first in my life) i now have only 2 months ish to get my chev rollling , i have ordered a new box and motor from your side of the pond and am looking for a alloy rad to cool it , then im afraid the project will quickly stall , i will be surrounded be dirty nappies and powder :eek: not knowing which way to turn ! :confused:
    i would like to thank everyone on this site for their input when i asked questions about what or how to do something and how everyone welcomed me into thier virtual world , without you lot my truck wouldnt have got this far , you have been a great help ! , thanks lads and look forward to baby pics soon ;-)
    ASH :)
     
  2. coilover

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    In less time than you can believe you will have a helper.
     
  3. vwnate1

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    Ain't THAT The Truth !

    Many moons ago , I married a cute little thing and bought a 1946 Chevy 3100 junker....

    That shop truck is long gone :( but the helper remains and is now a Journeyman Mechanic same as I .

    Well no , not ' same ' , he's prolly better ! :)
     
  4. ccharr

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    Sooner than you can believe you'll have memories, of you working on your latest project and sitting next to you, your child banging an open end wrench on a discarded part from your other later project.

    By the way, the projects are never stalled, just other emergencies are taking place keeping you from working on them.

    Charles
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  5. a5llx

    a5llx Member

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    Ill be looking forward to that day , as long as that spanner aint hitting the newly painted door :eek: lol
     
  6. GrandpaGlenn0

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    Ash, When (not if) that happens, just remember- paint can be fixed, your reaction will be remembered forever..
    Glenn
     
  7. ol' chebby

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    Just get the little bugger involved as soon as possible.....
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  8. a5llx

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    I Cant Wait ! got to take a pic like that !:D
     
  9. a5llx

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    True its only paint ;-0 im sure people at show will scratch it anyway so no problem Jimml fix it !:D
     
  10. Larrys 48

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    PaPa Larry's helper

    Here's a couple of my favorite helper (and truck heir apparent). :cool:
     

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  11. 66 KUSTOM

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    little helpers are great, first pic is my sons 10th or 15th car show, second pic is mom and my little helper, i tell you, hes not afraid to get under the trucks and turn black in a hurry!!!
     

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    C L A S S I C - in more ways than one...
     
  14. a5llx

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    Cool trucks ! pretty wife ! lovely looking son , your the lucky one :)
    ASH

     
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    wow, thanks ash, thats a very nice complimant, im sure your a very lucky man too, excpecially with starting a new family. ;)
     
  16. 51 HHR

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    This is my Little one and more than likely the one who will inherite my ADit doesnt take long you shold see her with a screw driver (with a clutch bit in it)
    [​IMG][​IMG]ok if the pics dont show up they are in my Gallery
     
  17. a5llx

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    sure am :);)
     
  18. a5llx

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    Baby Linden

    Hey everyone , looks like my truck will stall prematurely , 4 weeks premature in fact ,
    little baby Linden James arrived in the world lastnight 13/10/09 weighing 5lb 5 1/2oz and is beautiful and healthy ,mums fine too after doin a fantastic job !:)
    Hes in special care at the moment whilst they do their obs but hopefully will be able to come home soon ,
    Give it a few years and ill have him working on the old chev
    :D:
    They dont do this smiley grinnin big enough!
     

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  19. Kens 50 PU

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    A natural born wrench fetcher if I ever saw one! Congrats! Enjoy him while you can. They grow up so fast!!

    Ken
     
  20. ol' chebby

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    Congratz, man. Bring him home in the truck...just to make sure it is in his blood. My wwife refused to ride home in mine...said it rode too rough.
     

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