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  1. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    It's actually finally going down. It dropped about four inches last night, a few more to go and it will be out of the house. Several feet to go before my yard is dryish and I can start cleanup. Turns out, the shop actually is a bit lower than the house, the water was much deeper in there. I...
  2. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    Me too. It's sickening.
  3. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    Thank you, Mike. I'm not really sure what else to say. It's overwhelming.
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    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

  5. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    It was yesterday evening... I'm going this morning if I can find an open route to check on it. The road we used yesterday is submerged now.
  6. Boosted92LX

    Build Thread 1978 Mercury Cyclone. The pig is in the pen.

    Hope you feel better soon Mike. Recovering from surgery is tough. Hang in there, pal.
  7. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    If any of you have ever had to gut a house after flooding, you know it sucks. I spent all day yesterday helping a friend cut wet sheetrock, carpet, and insulation out of his home, and pile it in his front yard along with everything he owned that is all ruined. I feel so bad for him... and there...
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    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

  9. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    After we took these pics, it came up eight more inches and that was it for him.^
  10. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    We have been snaking around finding alternate routes. Most are completely flooded. Amazingly I haven't got water in the house yet. My father in law wasn't so lucky. My place: Father in law and surrounding:
  11. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    They tried to get the pontoons attached for takeoff, but the union guys wouldn't work in the rain
  12. Boosted92LX

    You Texas Boys And Now Florida!

    We got everything as high as we could, Got important papers, emptied the gun safes and rolled out to higher ground. This is the road into town two hours ago. Good thing I evacuated the Mustangs yesterday.
  13. Boosted92LX

    Build Thread As Requested: Project Horse Manure

    The boy's fox, or mine? They are both parked in my shop. His is getting the cylinder head swap. I wouldn't allow him to do it until he got a job and a reliable daily driver. After that, I told him to have fun!
  14. Boosted92LX

    Build Thread As Requested: Project Horse Manure

    Thanks man. I haven't posted in a while and figured this was worth it. I'm also kinda getting the itch to monkey with my fox again as well, so there may be that too.
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    Build Thread As Requested: Project Horse Manure

    UPDATE: The boy now has a pickup truck to daily and is improving his stockish engine in phm. These are the P heads Collin ported that I ended up with. The boy managed to weasel his way into them as well as my RPM II intake. The good news is he's working at our local Oreilly Auto Parts now...
  16. Boosted92LX

    Build Thread 1978 Mercury Cyclone. The pig is in the pen.

    I think those American Racing wheels you posted a while back would be a nice addition with the above statement being your game plan. That said, I think we all know old cars as daily drivers suck. The concept is cool, but it never quite seems to work out in reality. You'll spend 500 a month...
  17. Boosted92LX

    I Want To Be Like Groverdill. Give Me Your Thoughts

    Awesome car man! Sometimes I wish I'd left my calypso car stock. .......ish.
  18. Boosted92LX

    Build Thread 1978 Mercury Cyclone. The pig is in the pen.

    I didn't want the payment at first either. Worth it. Totally worth it. Every penny.
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    Build Thread 1978 Mercury Cyclone. The pig is in the pen.

    The scuttlebutt around the Ford world is the 2018 Mustang is going to have 455 hp and magnetic suspension... SRT WHAT?
  20. Boosted92LX

    Build Thread 1978 Mercury Cyclone. The pig is in the pen.

    Well Mike, for what it's worth, everyone I know who's had that surgery says they should have done it years ago... and feel like they've gotten their life back. The recovery time is actually shorter than other procedures on the knee as well. You'll be happy with the results once you're healed...
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