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I hear ya!! Ditched my 4 seat sand car for an Alumicraft class 10 car and pulled the ecotec out and dropped in a 440. Can't wait to get back to the sand box with the new power plant. This was a race car, left the window nets and all the other race equipment it came with. Safety first!!!

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The only way we caught on was the guy went on vacation and we opened the bank statement that he usually got and flipped though it. We still have paper mailed statements that include copies of the cancelled checks. We noticed checks on the statement that were made out to him and that started the ball rolling. Could have been a lot worse had we not opened the bank statement or not had copies of the checks returned with the bank statement. How many people take the time to log on and review copies of cleared checks or other transactions.

Happens more than you realize. Went to a fraud seminar presented by Frank Abagnale Jr. that the movie Catch Me If You Can was based off of. The most common reason given for this type of theft wasn't to pay for a drug, gambling, or shopping addiction, it was the lack of internal company controls that made it easy for the for employee to steal. I believe him, my company got hit for $35k 10 years ago. Guy's parents wrote a check for $35k to keep him from going to jail.

Looks like a lot of cars ready to ship just went up in smoke, glad I'm not waiting for one. The wait for the Speed car might be worth it now LOL

Saw this on the way to work but its in AZ

https://www.arizona.cars/inventory/used-2015-jeep-wrangler-unlimited-rubicon-4wd-sport-utility-1c4bjwfg4fl606891/#

The one wheel wonder won't hurt you, its the sudden stop that will get you every time. Like stated above, the older I get the longer it takes to heal. Try wiping your ass with two broken arms.....

Thanks for the link, just filled it out

Can't go wrong with red. My wife always complains that she can't figure out what to get me for birthdays, christmas, etc. When I tell her a blonde half her age would be a good gift, it doesn't go over well so I told her go the tool isle at Home Depot and get anything Milwaukee so she does. I have just about all or their tools now. Some only get used a couple of times a year, others get used weekly and I have no complaints with any of them.

X3 on a sink. I didn't really think about it but my new stacker came with one and cleaning up in the trailer before going in the motorhome is priceless, keeps the wife happy as well. The sink is plumbed into the fresh water tank on the stacker and drains to the ground. Sink is tied to the same pump that is used to pump extra water to the motorhome. On board air, fuel tanks and filling station are an added plus. Also, in all my trailers I have had a dedicated tool box with everything I need while in the dunes. I keep it stocked with harbor freight tools so no unpacking a tool box between trips. The more tie down points, the better. Seems every trip is different on what needs to get tied down.

To many according to my wife.