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Welcome aboard Rob! It's nice to have you with us. :) -Chris

Those are neat. Nice find, thanks for sharing. :) -Chris

Awesome, awesome pics. :) Thanks for taking the time and making the effort to share - much appreciated. :thumb: -Chris

Looking good Will! :thumb: :) -Chris

Cool story! Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to seeing how things turn out. :) -Chris

I've got a 68 Mustang Convertable in the garage in pieces. I've owned it since '85 and drove in until around '90 when I dismantled it. One of these days I hope to put it back together and get it rolling again. :) -Chris

Nice job on the wheels, what a difference a little elbow grease and some paint make. :thumb: Looks like you guys had a fun time. :) -Chris

Welcome aboard. Do I gather by your board name that you also have a 390 'Stang? :) -Chris

Let us know how you make out. :) -Chris

I've used these guys a few times for older hard to find stuff. :) http://oldmercs.com -Chris

Hey keith, Run for cover, your wife just signed up for a membership! :yell: :p J/K. :) -Chris

It sounds like it's "hunting". It is most likely starved for fuel in some way. -Chris

I guess it depends on what type of boating you're doing. :devil: I've got one CD that I like to listen to when I take off in the Checkmate and the first song is Runnin' With the Devil by Van Halen. :thumb: It makes a great song WOT song although it gets hard to hear. :D On the laid back...

What did it get stuck on rocks? There are different kinds of anchor styles depending on the bottom and type of boat. But at the end of the day, let's face it, it's hard to keep a bunch of different anchors on board. ;) -Chris

Coke Classic with tons of crushed ice! :thumb: And water with crushed ice as you can only drink so much Coke. :) -Chris

Thanks Nathan! :) -Chris

I only get one magazine PERIOD. And that would be Cottage Life. :) -Chris

Backing up when the trailer is empty and you can't see it, introduces a whole new set of challenges though! :yell: :) -Chris

Thanks JT. :) We're located about two hours north of Toronto. Typically, we get snowed out officially around mid November. Sometimes we get the odd dusting before mid November, but it usually melts fairly quickly. After mid November the temps start dropping enough that any snow that falls...

Here's a nice sunset shot I snapped with my BlackBerry while I was cooking some steaks up on the BBQ. :cheers: -Chris