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Got ya.

Looking good!

If we did not have all this snow and mess I could pull one of the old cars out and work in the garage today!

This manly man does not want to get half way into the job and need one to finish.

Might go buy a ball joint puller/press.

Jared craftsman tools are fine, unless you are getting into high torque specs, then I would go snap on.

Last month the wife dropped hers and broke the inner screen. Gave me hell because I activated her droid x to use again.

The reason I blushed.

I too need to change the front CV's and the front ball-joints on the Jeep. Fun fun fun... Fun for sure. Your such a manrly man.just kidding with you my friend. Did you flush the power steering?Yes I did.

To plant my garden? I am not sure if he has green thumbs.

That is it, teach them young. Boys love to help dad.

Maybe I could talk Aaron into a road trip and put him to work for once.

Still snowing up that way? Done and melting.

Sean you can have your snow back, I am done with it.

If you are asking me 2005 4runner 4th gen. Here is a link with the goodies as I do them. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/54584-nems-evilinator/

I too need to change the front CV's and the front ball-joints on the Jeep. Fun fun fun... Fun for sure.

My god daughter ask me what I gave up and I told her saying nice words, all I can do now is swear. You should have seen her face.

Only gave her half? I am holding out!

Might have to start this fun next week after the snow melts! We got about 7 inches today!

Some parts have arrived! Still waiting on the FJ springs for the rear lift.

Welcome

Sounds like he was a very bright guy just from reading the comments. He must of had a great passion for the art to still be tatt'ing at that age. Looks like you have an excuse to come visit now atleast. Looks like the guy Mike at The Underground in Olean, NY had as a guest for a few weeks back when I was a teenager. If so, one hell of a guy. Sorry to hear of his passing. J Very possible.

I bought a fixed vise for general use and found it to be a pain going to it all the time, so I picked up a wilton portable vise. I can use pretty much any place. Just an idea.

Sounds like he was a very bright guy just from reading the comments. He must of had a great passion for the art to still be tatt'ing at that age. Looks like you have an excuse to come visit now atleast. His work was awesome. I was lucky enough to have been tattooed by him when Paul Booth was in town with him once. Quite the ink session that was. At some point we shall meet up for ink, drinks, and fun.