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03-08-2019, 11:13 AM | #1 |
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Re: 1965 Stepside, The LST Challenge
Dude, that sucks, but, at least you've got a fresh starting point to go forward. Been there with a couple friends and the limbo part is the worst. Go man go! Good luck with your motor!
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03-08-2019, 11:25 AM | #2 |
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Re: 1965 Stepside, The LST Challenge
Always remember when it concerns the Big-D.... It sucks & a lot of guys don't want it to happen. It's not always up to us & It is what it is. However, the reality of the situation is when one door closes, there's more than one door already open.
I wish you the best on your new journey. Don't force the garage issue or beat yourself up if you're just not feeling-it. Do shop stuff when the calling/urge is there. Stayed focused on those young-men you're raising & re-focus on the 'new' life you have. Make better choices for you. I look forward to seeing you @ an event this year!
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