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Old 11-22-2012, 06:54 PM
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We love our Challenger. We belong to a small club and take frequent rides through the NC, SC, TN and GA mountains.




My other hobbies are trailer camping,




model building







trail hiking and spending time with family....
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Me, the real cheap stuff is my heart stealer. I love weight training. Not at some glitzy, foo-foo gym but at home or alongside my semi at a truck stop or rest area. 275 lbs of dumbbells from the passenger floorboard, 45 to 75 minutes of terrible bliss and then shower off on the catwalk between tractor and trailer with my gallon of water, soap and shampoo. Weather extremes will serve to toughen the core.
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We love our Challenger. We belong to a small club and take frequent rides through the NC, SC, TN and GA mountains.




My other hobbies are trailer camping,




model building







trail hiking and spending time with family....
Well crafted little models for sure! I was never very good at that although I did give it hell back in the day. Revell, particularly warships and hot rods. I then moved into the Ed "Big Daddy" Roth Rat Fink collection.
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to many hobbies: I have a 70's style dirt track race car with a 38 chev body. Just sold a IMCA open wheel dirt track car, i also have a 72 Javlin sst and am building a S gauge model railroad and slpot track approx size 8 wide and 30 foot long. In the process of restoring the 38 chev dirt track car.IOts the most fun to drive. You set in the center of the car over the transmission. Gas pedal on right side of trans and the break and clutch on the left side.or you an set it up as a hand operated clutch. My challenger is a 2011 sxt wioth the sst option.
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to many hobbies: I have a 70's style dirt track race car with a 38 chev body. Just sold a IMCA open wheel dirt track car, i also have a 72 Javlin sst and am building a S gauge model railroad and slpot track approx size 8 wide and 30 foot long. In the process of restoring the 38 chev dirt track car.IOts the most fun to drive. You set in the center of the car over the transmission. Gas pedal on right side of trans and the break and clutch on the left side.or you an set it up as a hand operated clutch. My challenger is a 2011 sxt wioth the sst option.
That's pretty cool! My husband used to race IMCA B mods on the dirt track. Have you ever been to Boon?


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No i haven't been to Boone. Hope to make that trip in 2013. My son has been there. We had talked about tyaking our cars out for the nationals at one time. But he sold his and bought a crate late model. The open wheel mods are not popular in georgia.Only one track is running them once a month.
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Here's a couple pics from an Indiana Jones figure I just finished, Yes, I make toys . . . .





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Wow! COOL Megojim!!! The models I paint and put together PALE compared to those. Thanks for sharing!!!!!
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