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From: n idaho
Im new and introducing myself
Hey,
I have a 98 ram 1500 and its paid for. So instead of a new truck and new truck payment I am going to throw alot of hard earned money at the old beater and make her a cool ride. I am here because you all have been there and done it and I want advice.
Devon
I have a 98 ram 1500 and its paid for. So instead of a new truck and new truck payment I am going to throw alot of hard earned money at the old beater and make her a cool ride. I am here because you all have been there and done it and I want advice.
Devon
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From: YUMA A.Z.
Hello,
so glad a can finaly fined a site to talk to only dodge goons i my self one my second dodge ram its a 2005 dodge ram 1500 QC 4x4 with $6.500 in it allready and i want more so i nead help so i came hear...so thanks and if you know any good deals help me out...
sgt nelson
so glad a can finaly fined a site to talk to only dodge goons i my self one my second dodge ram its a 2005 dodge ram 1500 QC 4x4 with $6.500 in it allready and i want more so i nead help so i came hear...so thanks and if you know any good deals help me out...
sgt nelson
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Spartanengineer1701
my name is hancock i drink alot and im here,,,,,,,,,,,,,oh wait thats a movie
ok try again take 2
im 41 i put my first big block in at the age of 15, 400cid/69 dart 2dr hard top
gear head extreme , at 19 the navy called i went ,got into GSM gas turbine mechanic,had an accident discharged
MISS THE NAVY I WISH I WAS BACK IN FIGHTING FOR MY COUNTRY,
SO ended up in college taking ele engineering ,very hard to me
i didnt know they used letters instead of numbers n math class,go figure
and apparently there is imaginary numbers ,and i asked how to see them if there imaginary.
note; some profs don't have a sense of humor.
but cad and pro-e and thermal dynamics play a very large roll in MOPAR BUILDING.
current builds 92 stealth 84 dodge pickup
maybe a DAYTONA 88
own several engines 440 360 318 225 3.0 superstock 440 1971 block about a 600 hp motor low est
but if you combine new tech with old tech ie,fuel injection, spark timing, a/f ratio
and the ability to make circuits for such its fun.
and try to be a good roll model for my kids 8-10
b/g there gear heads too.
ok try again take 2
im 41 i put my first big block in at the age of 15, 400cid/69 dart 2dr hard top
gear head extreme , at 19 the navy called i went ,got into GSM gas turbine mechanic,had an accident discharged
MISS THE NAVY I WISH I WAS BACK IN FIGHTING FOR MY COUNTRY,
SO ended up in college taking ele engineering ,very hard to me
i didnt know they used letters instead of numbers n math class,go figure
and apparently there is imaginary numbers ,and i asked how to see them if there imaginary.
note; some profs don't have a sense of humor.
but cad and pro-e and thermal dynamics play a very large roll in MOPAR BUILDING.
current builds 92 stealth 84 dodge pickup
maybe a DAYTONA 88
own several engines 440 360 318 225 3.0 superstock 440 1971 block about a 600 hp motor low est
but if you combine new tech with old tech ie,fuel injection, spark timing, a/f ratio
and the ability to make circuits for such its fun.
and try to be a good roll model for my kids 8-10
b/g there gear heads too.
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Newburgh, NY
Hey all, one more new guy. I'm currently in Newburgh NY, great place if your looking to raise a family, good schools, fair taxes. Not many places you can say that about. I started working on cars in HS (of course). Started with a 302 Ford, moved up to a 350 chevy malibu (still like chevy small blocks, sorry). Now I'm cruisin' what my friends call the Rev Van (as in reverand). No, I'm not a reverand, it's just a 15 passenger van with a 5.9 gas engine. It works for me, I have 4 kids, I have enough room where they don't even have to see each other.
Like the last guy, I spent time in the service, but I did electronics for the Army. Worked a lot with night vission infrared and gyroscopic motion detection. So if you want to run with out headlights or want to counter some of that body roll with a 100 pound stabilizing gyro, I might be your guy. Or maybe not
Like the last guy, I spent time in the service, but I did electronics for the Army. Worked a lot with night vission infrared and gyroscopic motion detection. So if you want to run with out headlights or want to counter some of that body roll with a 100 pound stabilizing gyro, I might be your guy. Or maybe not
Hello,
so glad a can finaly fined a site to talk to only dodge goons i my self one my second dodge ram its a 2005 dodge ram 1500 QC 4x4 with $6.500 in it allready and i want more so i nead help so i came hear...so thanks and if you know any good deals help me out...
sgt nelson
so glad a can finaly fined a site to talk to only dodge goons i my self one my second dodge ram its a 2005 dodge ram 1500 QC 4x4 with $6.500 in it allready and i want more so i nead help so i came hear...so thanks and if you know any good deals help me out...
sgt nelson
my name is hancock i drink alot and im here,,,,,,,,,,,,,oh wait thats a movie
ok try again take 2
im 41 i put my first big block in at the age of 15, 400cid/69 dart 2dr hard top
gear head extreme , at 19 the navy called i went ,got into GSM gas turbine mechanic,had an accident discharged
MISS THE NAVY I WISH I WAS BACK IN FIGHTING FOR MY COUNTRY,
SO ended up in college taking ele engineering ,very hard to me
i didnt know they used letters instead of numbers n math class,go figure
and apparently there is imaginary numbers ,and i asked how to see them if there imaginary.
note; some profs don't have a sense of humor.
but cad and pro-e and thermal dynamics play a very large roll in MOPAR BUILDING.
current builds 92 stealth 84 dodge pickup
maybe a DAYTONA 88
own several engines 440 360 318 225 3.0 superstock 440 1971 block about a 600 hp motor low est
but if you combine new tech with old tech ie,fuel injection, spark timing, a/f ratio
and the ability to make circuits for such its fun.
and try to be a good roll model for my kids 8-10
b/g there gear heads too.
ok try again take 2
im 41 i put my first big block in at the age of 15, 400cid/69 dart 2dr hard top
gear head extreme , at 19 the navy called i went ,got into GSM gas turbine mechanic,had an accident discharged
MISS THE NAVY I WISH I WAS BACK IN FIGHTING FOR MY COUNTRY,
SO ended up in college taking ele engineering ,very hard to me
i didnt know they used letters instead of numbers n math class,go figure
and apparently there is imaginary numbers ,and i asked how to see them if there imaginary.
note; some profs don't have a sense of humor.
but cad and pro-e and thermal dynamics play a very large roll in MOPAR BUILDING.
current builds 92 stealth 84 dodge pickup
maybe a DAYTONA 88
own several engines 440 360 318 225 3.0 superstock 440 1971 block about a 600 hp motor low est
but if you combine new tech with old tech ie,fuel injection, spark timing, a/f ratio
and the ability to make circuits for such its fun.
and try to be a good roll model for my kids 8-10
b/g there gear heads too.
Hey all, one more new guy. I'm currently in Newburgh NY, great place if your looking to raise a family, good schools, fair taxes. Not many places you can say that about. I started working on cars in HS (of course). Started with a 302 Ford, moved up to a 350 chevy malibu (still like chevy small blocks, sorry). Now I'm cruisin' what my friends call the Rev Van (as in reverand). No, I'm not a reverand, it's just a 15 passenger van with a 5.9 gas engine. It works for me, I have 4 kids, I have enough room where they don't even have to see each other.
Like the last guy, I spent time in the service, but I did electronics for the Army. Worked a lot with night vission infrared and gyroscopic motion detection. So if you want to run with out headlights or want to counter some of that body roll with a 100 pound stabilizing gyro, I might be your guy. Or maybe not
Like the last guy, I spent time in the service, but I did electronics for the Army. Worked a lot with night vission infrared and gyroscopic motion detection. So if you want to run with out headlights or want to counter some of that body roll with a 100 pound stabilizing gyro, I might be your guy. Or maybe not
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From: Newburgh, NY
Fishkill is just across the river. If you're ever in the area again, drop a note. Lots of stuff to do here, there's actually a nice moinor league team just outside of Fishkill, the games are a blast!
Yeah you got it. I inspect the NYSBA Bridges and the Newburgh Bridges are 2 of the 6 we do. I have heard about from some of the guys in the area! COOL! Hammer Z71 one of the Admins is actually from that area originally, but has moved south.
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From: Newburgh, NY
Ha! the Newburgh-Beacon I presume. That thing, along with the guard rails in the Bear Mountain area, was supposed to creat a protectant scale as it rusted. I guess it didn't work out as they had to put a great effort into prepping and painting it.
Nice bridge though. Exactly a 2 mile walking path on the east bound side. I walked from Newburgh into the Beacon waterfront with my family last year. Quite a hike, and quite a fright having my kids on such a high bridge! I'm not acrophobic for me, but I damn sure am for them!
Nice bridge though. Exactly a 2 mile walking path on the east bound side. I walked from Newburgh into the Beacon waterfront with my family last year. Quite a hike, and quite a fright having my kids on such a high bridge! I'm not acrophobic for me, but I damn sure am for them!