The Humble Mechanic - March 2024 - Trucks, Tanks, Jayhawks, & Immorality
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- čas přidán 23. 03. 2024
- Welcome back!
I missed last month so we are going to have to make up for lost time and get serious.
I reaching out for some opinions regarding pickup trucks and engines, welding some cracks in plastic tanks, and solve all sorts of Jayhawk type mysteries.
Oh and cover the gamut on the whole immorality in the world issue.
You know, no biggie...
Come along!
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Can’t wait for the Apache project 👍
You nailed it when you said you didn't have to apologize for speaking His truth, it's what we're all called to do, thank you for reminding us! The world is so broken but we can't fall to Satan's lies, we all need to put on the armor of truth! Sounds like you're leaning towards the 81 crew cab, makes sense, although that 60 Apache made my heart thump! May you and your family have a Blessed Easter! God bless you my friend!
Humble Mechanic is spot on.
Thank You!
well said!!! may the Lord continue to be with you and your family. a fellow brother in Christ. mike
“You can love people but not agree with the things they do” Now THERE’S a bumper sticker!
AMEN! brother. You can't go wrong by holding fast to the Way, the Truth, & the Life. We cannot compromise. To do so, as you say, opens the door for the opposition to come in, knock you down, & interrupt the relationship with the true Spirit. I thank you for holding your ground (got a foothold in the stronghold) & not saying things that are popular & what people want to hear to make them feel good about themselves. People won't change unless they are confronted with what's real, what's true, what is the standard against what all things are measured. They need to reflect on things that are good, honorable, true, & righteous but they can't do that because it interferes with the way they want to live. They either create their own standard or adopt one from others who live like them. How will they know a change is needed if their wrong way of life is always confirmed & never hear of the right way? The power is in the Word & cannot be watered down. ----- Ok, I know, I need to stop taking up so much space. You covered everything very well & there is no need for me to keep rambling. Thanks for another video & inspiration. Take care & may God bless you & yours.
I had a 60 Apache! Loved it. Foolishly sold it in 1988 for 600.00. Rust free. Dumb me.
Good stuff brother !!!!
Whatever truck you go with, personally I would stick with some sort of old school, carbureted, distributor’d, pre-computer engine. Something you can fix on the side of the road with a screwdriver, knucklebuster and baling wire if you need to. And as we both know, it’s hard to beat a straight 6! The older I get, the more I strive for simplicity.
I had a '60 Apache 10 with 3 on the tree and was fleetside style. That was a great truck and I really wish I had it again with a modern 4200 straight six and trans.
Please more truck rebuilds!! I hear you have a nice partially finished square body ;)
Mr Jayhawker Sir , I agree , honour the DECALOGUE as your HEAVENLY DADDY(ABBA)has asked of all HIS children , as if I have broken one of these I have broken them . Please honour your wonderful wife and soul partner, let her use the Trailblazer ,thankyou very much ,it is very challenging , truth isn,t always easy to hear, ❤ regards Rob.
Instead of you fixing the 81 crew cab truck, I would prefer to buy it from you and bring it to my home in Texas and restore it. Would you consider sellling it?
The same family has a 2nd one sitting around, I briefly show it here: czcams.com/video/eh791S75EEY/video.html
I can ask if you want me to. One for myself has been a dream for a long long time so I've got to keep it.
I watched the referenced video. Very tempting, indeed. I do want to obtain a square-body crew cab. As I am also restoring a Corvair 180, I probably should pass on yours, as it will be too much combined work for me. But someday...
You are only repeating what the Bible has ALWAYS said! God does not change, so if it was a sin before it’s still a sin now. I tell people all the time “I didn’t write this book…”. Thanks for the Jayhawk explanation! The 60 Apache gets my vote as well.