TomW

Tom is that a promo banner you posted a picture of? Rob Baker gave me one of those as a thank you for co hosting the installation rally. I still have your christmas card on the fridge... thanks again I was touched.

I love being able to just pull over and make a grilled cheese sandwich any time I feel like it.

Smart, or a smart-arse, yes?

that would be me, in the digital flesh...

hiya!

Thanks Tom. Still learning how to load images, etc on the site.
See ya down the road!
TK

Tom,
Way back on May 13th you stopped by my new USER CP. Image better now?
Regards,
TKNELLE

Hi Tom, My name is Carrie and I'm a stay at home mom with a 1966 Overlander parked in my driveway. What an addiction it has become!! The remodel is now basically in my hands since it was my idea and orchestration that planted her there. My husband helps somewhat, but being that he works to pay for the dang thing it's pretty much up to me. I thought you could lend me some insight on my latest project which is replacing the kitchen faucet. I will try and send you pics of what I have because I'm having problems getting the original one off. Their appears to be 3 copper tubes up through the middle hole and it's not letting me take it out. Should I replace with new plastic (and plyable) tubing or leave the original copper ones? (Dang it, can't figure out how to insert photos either in this message... I'll send this on and keep trying to post to my acct. Thank you!
66 aircaddy.

I like the Visitor Messages page, Tom.

SAVE THE VISITOR MESSAGES PAGE!!

-Marcus

Hi Tom,

It's been so long since we discussed that stuff, I forgot what my questions were. About the moment arms and stuff. I had designed a really sweet frame, but when I started digging, there was so much other stuff that needed help that I sold the trailer. I have an '87 Avion 34X now. The frame on it is actually heavier than the one I designed for my Excella. It pulls very nicely. My grand dad still has a '58 Traveler that I want to get. It needs a total resto, but it's just the opposite of my monster; it's like a 17 or 18 foot. It'd be nice for two for a weekend.

Anyway, thanks for thinking of me. We can always revive the conversation and I'd be willing to share my frame design with anyone who'd want to see it.

thanks,

Jim

Thanks TomW

It's great to know someone appreciated a bit muffled barking

Ricky aka Roamingwesty