Lets continue on with what Lee Started.. :)

Awesome thread Lee!
 

Where it all started.

Found the noise .

My underhood has looked close to that. After my week hospital stay I had that and a nest with 5 babies under there. Between those squirrels using it for a dinning room, a birthing room and enjoying the soybean based wiring insulation for a snack not to mention the peak membrane on our roof, they have cost us thousands of dollars over the years. Needless to say I buy my .22 shells by the brick and have gone through three bricks in 15 years. They multiply more than rabbits!

I am not sure my sister still has a picture of this but will check. She had a business where she did catering and people would stop and pick up lunch. There was a small business down the road that would stop and get lunch.
One day the woman stopped just as I left (glad I didnt see this). She came out and her ranger would not start. Her brothers ran the business and they came down to see what was going on. They got to looking at the engine and there was a ball python wrapped around the block. They got a golf club and fished it out. The picture I saw was it going across the yard. They decided it would not survive outside so they corraled it and one of the brothers took it home. I am guessing it was 3 foot long.
The woman lived in an apartment and all we could figure is someone had let it loose and it crawled up beside her warm engine to keep warm and just hitched a ride to work. I think I would have died if I had been there and found that.

I removed about 300 acorns from my Studebaker truck at one time. Thank goodness I can park it inside now.

Is the pizza pic in this thread because it is so large?

Nope,it's because it's a small. :)

Damn that pizza looks good!!

Dave - It's from Home Run Inn - remember when we used to get that waaay back in the day?

Smile 😀

Not only did they not have the weight distribution right, are they standing there next to the puddle of gas running out of the tank ??? :rolleyes2:

That's what I was wondering.

'69 or '71 Michigan License plate, btw.

K

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Gas pouring out and all, he seems pretty relaxed for just putting his ‘69 Cat upside-down?
His right hand seems to be holding something under the jacket…perhaps a bottle of Hendersons?:hmmm:
:beers:
~ Pete

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That's better than a pack of cigarettes during this situation.

Another version of Post #1 from this awesome thread.

How in the? What the?:haha:

How is it possible to put those bolts on backwards??? The chamfer is larger than the head of the nut !@#!@#

You can't fix stupid....

Have to use an open end wrench.

I don't want to know how you know that.

It's the only way.

Somebody worked really hard to do that in the most difficult way possible.

K

I have a feeling they just used fingers

I remembered Lee mentioning having a son. I found his name in some old posts.
Alex.
He was working a Red Robin back in 2021.

I'm not on Facebook but checking there for an Alex Stewart may lead to something possibly.

Quite possible.

"I don't want to know how you know that."

Just looking at it.

Nah, a metric crescent wrench would work...:wink:

MANY Alex Stewarts on FB, but none I could narrow down to NM. I tried a general search like I did with Lee, but nothing popping out as a possibility.

I just checked and do not find any that are relevant. So either Alex does not have FB, or his details filled out ie city, or Stewart is just a screen name?

No luck....I looked but none in Albuquerque.
At this point I'm thinking that Stewart was not his last name...I also checked all of the Albuquerque obituaries as well and absolutely nothing came up. Unfortunately at this point I fear that Lee has passed away but I don't think that lee Stewart was his real name so we don't have any real way to find him or any of his family or relatives. If you're in heaven now Lee and can read this, thank you so very much for the countless hours of enjoyment you have given me from all the pictures you have posted over the last several years! If you have in fact passed away Lee....gods speed and rest in peace!

Photo courtesy of Pete Boden. Love me some Kemosabe!!:flag: You’re daily dose of badassery.

----Apache Johns 47 foot Apache. Lives about 12 miles from me. 3 1200 hp gigantic blown big blocks. 125 mph on a good day. He also has a 180ish mph catamaran. It's good to be John!!!....Bill S

Indoor drags in a certain Mid-western town that starts with a "C", ends with an "O", and in the middle is "MCACN" ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MVGZmU9FxI

... don't miss the Snell-approved 'hive at 19:57

Yenko Chevrolet.

Is that a red Chevelle on top?

----Rear antenna.....Bill S

Ya kinda like this one.. I just can't distinguish if it's blue or red.

And maybe this has already been discussed...

Interesting that there is a '70 model B-body Chevy on the lot (far left in the pic) while Yenko is delivering new '69 Chevelle's which did not run past normal end of '69 model year production like the Camaro's.
Was there a back log of COPO inventory at Yenko Chevrolet waiting to be converted that stretched into the '70 model year?

Could it have been a few leftover Chevelles? From a layman's point of view a 427 Malibu price might have been a tough pill to swallow?

Cobra
 

Right hand drive Cobra having the LR knock off in action.

I appreciate the posts, but man, I miss Lee. Prayers he's doing OK.