Jay you can't say until someone else does.

Jay, I think Joel is really getting used to that Automatic transmission. He spent all yesterday cruising around with his wife in the parade cruiser. With dedication to getting his Hot Rod done like that I think he is going to owe me a nice Texas Roadhouse meal next year.

Just for HEMI Joel, since I know he can't get enough of this type of knowledge.

http://youtu.be/xm8EHTTNPEg

A ton of your hard work wrapped up in one picture Jay. Very cool, and a job well done.

Jeff

I think you should build a tube chassis 55-57 T-bird, and stick a blown Cammer in it for Drag Week.

Navy.

When Yogi turned 18, he put his baseball career on pause and joined the Navy in 1943. Trained as a gunner's mate, Yogi worked on a rocket launching boat and served on D-Day. He said about the invasion that "Being a young guy, you didn‘t think nothing of it until you got in it. And so we went off 300 yards off beach. We protect the troops." For the next twelve days his boat was ordered to shoot down enemy aircraft. They accidentally shot down an American plane, but managed to save the pilot. He went on to serve in a second assault on France for which he received a medal from the French government.

Sixty years later, he received the Lone Sailor award from the U.S. Navy Memorial, an honor given to sailors who use skills learned in the service to advance their careers. The president and Navy Memorial CEO said, "Our honorees are living examples of how service to country changes lives and helps develop leaders."

One thing hardly mentioned about Yogi, he was a WWII vet. Everything he did on the baseball field comes after that IMO.

Jeff