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#171897 11/07/2004 11:26 PM
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Took the 39 for a long drive today....You know I miss drivin it
But I've been so sick for so long that 70 miles of freeway drivin' just wiped me out. I never took the truck over 75

I'm really feelin old!
Good thing Zofia told me she wants to drive it more

I'm going to a cardiac rehab class at the gym starting in the next two weeks

It's still good to see the looks on folks faces when you pass em in the fast lane!!!

If I don't get stronger it's getting a Toyota PS box

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JHP Been through the bypass and rehab thing. It takes time. Just hang in there. You will come around.

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Good to see you up and around.

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#171900 11/08/2004 1:24 AM
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Thanks guys

Right now Z is out drivin the truck...she does really well with it.....no traffic here on Sunday

I drove the Benz all over Europe but it's pretty easy....p/s p/b and such...here I been drivin the elCamino SS...I thought I was doing MUCH better than I am

John Did you like the Gort film clip?

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Jim, good luck with the rehab. We want to see you here for a long time to come so go easy and don't let some overzealous tech push you too hard.
I think you should put the P/S in it as soon as your ready. Do whatever it takes to make it more comfortable. Remember they don't give merit badges for suffering with less modern amenities.
If it was me I'd be driving that Corvair - everywhere!


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Get Well J.H..

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#171903 11/08/2004 4:17 AM
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The Corvair has power steering!!
BUT It's a [censored] climbing up into
I got a desert racer that's gonna buy it

The bummer on this whole thing is that I thought I was doing good til I got in a REAL truck

Guys believe it I will take it easy

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Profit had some heart probs myself--usually gets better--Ive seen the toyota box adapted to a F1 Ford--worked well. Imagine gettin rid of the manual armstrong would help a bunch.


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Hmmm and I thought the manual steering was part of the rehabilitation program :confused:
Glad you are out and about more. I have been getting things re-situated myself,,,,
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Didn't get your mail Luke

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I got the heart and endurance of a young man, but the brain of a half wit wink .
I figured by the time I was 57,the brain would get smarter :confused: .
I'm always horney too, like a 10 peckered billy goat.My clock is running,might croak tomorrow, good reason to take an old truck drive.

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Truck-ed-up,I think that you just answered your question,,you may be horny because you always want to take a drive in you truck which is ok but you might use the bed for something other than to carry stuff,,,that way you can have both..and now back to topic, Jim,hope that you get to feeling better soon, do as the Doc says, never had any heart trouble yet but have been down with back surgeory,,,just takes time,,regards....Fred


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Hey Fred....broke my back twice no fun couldn't walk or nothin'

I been fightin' this heart for over seven years! Got several inches of stint in me.....This last go round the Dr's gave me two heart attacks on the table.....Had three heart jobs in ten weeks
I carry a full medical report on a CD with me.
I have a Med Jet card that flys me and Z home on a hostpital in the sky if there is a real problem

This drivin' the 39 thing caught me by total surprise!!

But today I drove it again....and it beat me up again

I WILL NOT GO EASY!!!

Tony if you gotta tell all of us this stuff it's time to seek professional help eek

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Jim,years ago I saw a shrink, after seeing me a few times, the poor woman was in tears.Sanity is way over rated in my opinion.
Old trucks and cycles are the best therapy.
I never had any back problems but every member of my family is dead,all from strokes and heart disease,some lived to 85 some to 55,I might be on short notice,ya think?

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I wasn't suggesting that you see a Dr.....I guess it's like the piston thing but I'm not going to dwell on such stuff

Honest you family history is like mine. Please make sure that you are doing everything you can to stay around. We both have great ladies that need use to stay alive as long as possable

I know this has little to do with trucks but between us you know it does

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Jim, with that much heart stuff , you had better take it easy, I know that is hard to do, I dont think there is any hope for truck-ed-up so he might as well just save his money,,sometimes I think he is all talk,,,,,,but if it works for him then so be it,,,,at any rate , Jim,,good luck with it all ,,,,,regards..Fred


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I knew someone that was seeing this shrink, then the shrink committed suicide. True story.


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