Well the trailer is mostly fixed. I got new steel welded back on the rear. The tongue coupler came in, and I bolted that on also. So far, I’m only out about $40, plus I have to put new plywood on. The hitch on the truck is bent, but we don’t think it’s bad enough to change the hitch… yet. Maybe next year we will. I plan to go to the store to get the wood, and bring my cordless screwgun with me. I’ll just put the wood on the trailer there, and then screw it on in the parking lot! Hey, why not!?
Hours are starting to go up at work. I worked 10 hours pretty much every day this week, made out with 44 for the week, and was still off at 10:30 on Friday.
The work is done on the basement walls that were cracked. They installed 4 carbon fiber strips with epoxy, to the walls. Now I can proceed with my stud and insulation job.
I can’t think of anything else exciting going on, so TTFN!
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Do you happen to remember if it was an older Supra (being boxy, squarish) or a newer style Supra (being more sleek, curvy)? I'll keep an eye and ear out.. Supras don't go too far in this community without someone knowing who they are!
It was boxy and square. Older model. Thanks :)
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