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Re: Re: Pressed Vs. Cast Steel Wheels
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Posted by highboyford on February 01, 2000 at 19:48:07 from (63.17.117.239):
In Reply to: Re: Pressed Vs. Cast Steel Wheels posted by HR on February 01, 2000 at 17:13:52:
LOL hey you learned to chew gum with your mouth shut in a hurry.Also learned that gnats do not taste good and are a real pain to get out of your eyes.Sun didnt feel hot till it was time for bed learn to keep shirt on.Oh ya I remember no cab tractors.Only good thing is the nice smell(really)on the first warm spring day, you cant get that in a cab.Also you didnt have to deal with windows getting foggy from the darn air conditioner getting things to cold you get a shiver down your spine.
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