Matt_in_VA

except for perhaps the "Idiot" driving in front of them? That was happy to see them again.

Len44

Many thanks Ken and Justin for yet another splendid GGTG. You guys always seem to put together terrific events, well appreciated by all.

Denny, hope you get better soon, and ready for more drives. you and Sharon were missed.

Gene, good luck with varmints and the S. Let us know how it turns out.

Looter

So happy a great time was had by "ALL"... For sure, Sharon & I will be there next year, to walk ya'll across the field of Pickett's charge..
You will experience the ground shaking,the shells exploding, and your brothers being mammed...and worse... Your hearts will pound so hard, that you will hear it in your ears...and for some....the tears will be rolling down your cheeks ...
GODSPEED to Ken & Justin, for putting this meet on, EVERY year ....

jukngene

Thanks, Len. Per the OBD code P0300, I have a "random cylinder misfire." Well, I could have told you that! Anyway, after spending most of the morning on the forum researching this issue, I am attacking the problem from the least expensive solution first to the most expensive last. I won't whore up this thread anymore, but will, hopefully, report the solution when I find it!

Varmints are all gone, except my trash container stinks to high heaven!

Matt_in_VA

On Saturday night Paul mentioned that the city of Toronto had a problem with Racoons digging into people's trash cans and spent almost $2 Million Canadian to replace the trash cans with ones that had locking tops to prevent the Racoons from climbing into them. IMHO some one did NOT think this through because the new trash cans were made of plastic (NOT METAL) therefore the Racoons just chewed through the plastic and it did NOT solve the problem. Just another example of elected officials that can not think a problem through.

P.S. Paul correct me if I got this wrong?

MAGGIEMAE

Matt true but squirrels are also able to chew them BUT not in one day so unless they hide them it should be noticed !!