Just a simple "good day"

Kube

Kube

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Just wanted to wish my fellow Barners a good day.
I very much enjoy this site and appreciate a number of you very much.
I continue to learn new things which is always enjoyable.
So... thanks!
 
DavidG said:
The learning never ends; thanks for being a conscientious teacher.
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Dave is correct and the learning does not end. Thanks to both Kube and Dave for their thorough research into all things early V-8 and to all the other contributors on this site. I'm happy to see "newbies" come to this site which is encouraging to know the hobby has some people to carry on the torch.
 
swoopNZ said:
Thanks - my far away friend.
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Ah Chris, ya know, it's probably good you live on the other side of the globe. I am quite certain you and I in close proximity would be devastatingly fun :)
My gosh, I wonder how many more cars you'd talk me into acquiring?
 
And a "good night" from Vacationland as well Mike.

With all thats going on around us it's nice to have a realistic bunch to get us through this hobby daily.
 
You've been a big help to us on this forum. But I keep wondering what you're doing with that sledge hammer in your avatar. terry
 
It's tribute to this forum that one of the top restorers in the hobby would express his appreciation.

I am humbled.

Thanks "Kube" for all you have contributed and I hope you can keep doing it for a lot longer.
 
tubman said:
It's tribute to this forum that one of the top restorers in the hobby would express his appreciation.

I am humbled.

Thanks "Kube" for all you have contributed and I hope you can keep doing it for a lot longer.
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I have gotta agree with Tubman on this. Kube is the real thing when it comes to restoring an old ford, and he shares his knowledge with the rest of us. I have learned a lot. For instance I am gonna start with the HOOD when I begin installing the front sheet metal on my pickup this time!.
 
terry said:
You've been a big help to us on this forum. But I keep wondering what you're doing with that sledge hammer in your avatar. terry
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Hey Terry, If ya look real close, I'm the guy with the cap on. A buddy of mine photoshopped my ugly mug in that photograph. Fortunately, the cap covers most of the hideous part.
I don't recall where that photo came from but it sure seemed appropriate (and fun) to utilize.
I have to say, I have restored '40sthat have been at least that rough to start with.
 
And a good day to all too from me. I always turn to the Barn for any flathead related questions. They always get answered too, by people with a real deep knowledge of the subject.
Thanks to all those that have offered sound advice over the years.
 
Yup, There is a knowledge here you will not find in any book or computer. It sometimes comes with a smile, laugh or a poke in the ribs and that's what make it fun. We all need these sort of places to just enjoy people and the hobby. Thanks, each and every one of you, Tim
 
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