Posted By: tboomer
Rhinotruck.. - 04/02/24 03:18 PM
Happy birthday Jim! 
Rhinotruck..
Posted By: IMGTX
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/02/24 04:20 PM
Yes Happy Birthday.
Posted By: A12
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/02/24 05:36 PM
Happy Birthday Jim. Don't spend it in the seat of your truck towing something somewhere, darn it!
Posted By: SNK-EYZ
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/02/24 05:53 PM
Happy Birthday Jim. 
Posted By: Rhinodart
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/02/24 07:44 PM
Thanks guys! I am sitting on my recliner watching war documentaries and watching the rain come down. Will go to Giordano's and get some stuffed pizza in a bit. Just got a coupon for 50% off too!
Posted By: JDMopar
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/02/24 07:54 PM
Another year on the green side of the grass! Happy Birthday Jim. 
Posted By: topside
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 12:22 AM
Happy Birthday !
Posted By: Twostick
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 12:25 AM
Happy Birthday Jim!!!
Kevin
Kevin
Posted By: Rhinodart
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 02:58 AM
66 sucks, but the alternative is probably worse...LOL
Posted By: slantzilla
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 03:45 AM
Happy birthday Rhino!
Posted By: moparx
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 05:05 PM
Originally Posted by Rhinodart
66 sucks, but the alternative is probably worse...LOL
just wait until you get into your 70's !
you will think your 60's was like being in your 20's again !
happy belated birthday ! i hope it was a good one !
Posted By: topside
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 05:51 PM
I just keep telling myself that I'm 20 years younger than I really am, and except for the mirror, I seem to believe it
One of the hardest-working racers I know is in his 80s - he thinks nothing of a converter change or pulling a cylinder head at the track.
Slightly less hard-working 83-year-old runs a '57 Chevy with a column 3-speed, though he gets help for trans & diff swaps.
Knew a guy in his mid-90s who toured his 4-speed GTO around the country visiting friends.
At 72, I'm still crawling around under cars & doing some remodeling & construction work...
Likely that's a mix of my Dad's "mind over matter" voice in my head, stubbornness, and good health, for which I'm thankful.
"Don't let the old man in"
One of the hardest-working racers I know is in his 80s - he thinks nothing of a converter change or pulling a cylinder head at the track.
Slightly less hard-working 83-year-old runs a '57 Chevy with a column 3-speed, though he gets help for trans & diff swaps.
Knew a guy in his mid-90s who toured his 4-speed GTO around the country visiting friends.
At 72, I'm still crawling around under cars & doing some remodeling & construction work...
Likely that's a mix of my Dad's "mind over matter" voice in my head, stubbornness, and good health, for which I'm thankful.
"Don't let the old man in"
Posted By: larrymopar360
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 06:27 PM
Originally Posted by Rhinodart
Thanks guys! I am sitting on my recliner watching war documentaries and watching the rain come down. Will go to Giordano's and get some stuffed pizza in a bit. Just got a coupon for 50% off too!
Posted By: larrymopar360
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 06:27 PM
Originally Posted by topside
I just keep telling myself that I'm 20 years younger than I really am, and except for the mirror, I seem to believe it
One of the hardest-working racers I know is in his 80s - he thinks nothing of a converter change or pulling a cylinder head at the track.
Slightly less hard-working 83-year-old runs a '57 Chevy with a column 3-speed, though he gets help for trans & diff swaps.
Knew a guy in his mid-90s who toured his 4-speed GTO around the country visiting friends.
At 72, I'm still crawling around under cars & doing some remodeling & construction work...
Likely that's a mix of my Dad's "mind over matter" voice in my head, stubbornness, and good health, for which I'm thankful.
"Don't let the old man in"
One of the hardest-working racers I know is in his 80s - he thinks nothing of a converter change or pulling a cylinder head at the track.
Slightly less hard-working 83-year-old runs a '57 Chevy with a column 3-speed, though he gets help for trans & diff swaps.
Knew a guy in his mid-90s who toured his 4-speed GTO around the country visiting friends.
At 72, I'm still crawling around under cars & doing some remodeling & construction work...
Likely that's a mix of my Dad's "mind over matter" voice in my head, stubbornness, and good health, for which I'm thankful.
"Don't let the old man in"
Posted By: DaveKanofsky
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/03/24 10:10 PM
Happy birthday!
Now pass over some of that Giordano's!
Now pass over some of that Giordano's!
Posted By: moparx
Re: Rhinotruck.. - 04/05/24 05:33 PM
Originally Posted by topside
I just keep telling myself that I'm 20 years younger than I really am, and except for the mirror, I seem to believe it
One of the hardest-working racers I know is in his 80s - he thinks nothing of a converter change or pulling a cylinder head at the track.
Slightly less hard-working 83-year-old runs a '57 Chevy with a column 3-speed, though he gets help for trans & diff swaps.
Knew a guy in his mid-90s who toured his 4-speed GTO around the country visiting friends.
At 72, I'm still crawling around under cars & doing some remodeling & construction work...
Likely that's a mix of my Dad's "mind over matter" voice in my head, stubbornness, and good health, for which I'm thankful.
"Don't let the old man in"
One of the hardest-working racers I know is in his 80s - he thinks nothing of a converter change or pulling a cylinder head at the track.
Slightly less hard-working 83-year-old runs a '57 Chevy with a column 3-speed, though he gets help for trans & diff swaps.
Knew a guy in his mid-90s who toured his 4-speed GTO around the country visiting friends.
At 72, I'm still crawling around under cars & doing some remodeling & construction work...
Likely that's a mix of my Dad's "mind over matter" voice in my head, stubbornness, and good health, for which I'm thankful.
"Don't let the old man in"
i try not to "let the old man in", but having MS and other health issues for many years has kicked me good !
i at least try to work in the shop 5 or 6 hours every day, but some days it isn't possible............