sublime68charger’s 1968 Dodge Charger

the ATV Trail Riding Page, Some Pictures of the Ride we went on the week before Christmas, This is the group shot, Me on a 2002 Honda Rancher 350, Nick on his 2005 Honda 500 Foreman, My Brother Mark, on the 2002 Honda Foreman 450. Picture of Mark with 2 toned Hair color This is the line up before the stand of Pines. Mark Sitting Pretty on the Rancher This is Nick doing his Thing LOL The Fresh Water Hole that Mark droped into on the foreman. I had just gone across this on the rancher brother Mark tried to follow and wasnt as sucessfull had to which it out from here as the ATV was almost tiped on to its side. The Beaver DAM that caused the water to backlog making the Hole that Mark Droped the Foreman in Possible

Ah Winter Snow removal. For Many years the Honda Foreman with a 60" Moose Blade has been my Stand by for any snow fall and She has done a great job and never left me down. Here is a Pic from couple years ago. Just on stock tire's and using the Winch for Blade level. Tire Chains give her a little more traction. Stero so I got some tunes to listen to while Plowing. Throttle Man, He like to make it Go!! Power Lift Up/Down works Great for Backdragging away from Doorways It Snow's and this is what I plow out. Path to the Wood Pile. Parking area in front of House The Backup truck "Rocking Red Ranger" Stuck in the front yard. Garage Driveway. First Glimsp What This on front the Rancher? Some where down this path is a Fire Hydrant. Some Where?? More Pics of the Rancher with da Blower on it. Close up of the Cross Chains that keep the Blower from Drifting side to side. Business End of the Blower Pic of Rancher and Blower. Before and 7 minutes later. on a 7" snow fall Whats This Hidding under the Tree? Why it's the Foreman. Foreman and Rancher together. Foreman by its own with a small 48" Blade on front where the 60" used to be, but I can't fit the 60" down the sidewalks no more and the Blower makes quick work of driveway's so the Foreman get's sidewalk duty with the 48" Blade. That's all for now. Sublime out

Ah Winter Snow removal. For Many years the Honda Foreman with a 60" Moose Blade has been my Stand by for any snow fall and She has done a great job and never left me down. Here is a Pic from couple years ago. Just on stock tire's and using the Winch for Blade level. Tire Chains give her a little more traction. Stero so I got some tunes to listen to while Plowing. Throttle Man, He like to make it Go!! Power Lift Up/Down works Great for Backdragging away from Doorways It Snow's and this is what I plow out. Path to the Wood Pile. Parking area in front of House The Backup truck "Rocking Red Ranger" Stuck in the front yard. Garage Driveway. First Glimsp What This on front the Rancher? Some where down this path is a Fire Hydrant. Some Where?? More Pics of the Rancher with da Blower on it. Close up of the Cross Chains that keep the Blower from Drifting side to side. Business End of the Blower Pic of Rancher and Blower. Before and 7 minutes later. on a 7" snow fall Whats This Hidding under the Tree? Why it's the Foreman. Foreman and Rancher together. Foreman by its own with a small 48" Blade on front where the 60" used to be, but I can't fit the 60" down the sidewalks no more and the Blower makes quick work of driveway's so the Foreman get's sidewalk duty with the 48" Blade. That's all for now. Sublime out

Well this has been a long time in the making but the following is my Thrush Display, It started with an impulse buy at a swap meet "Thanks to Bob" where I way overpaid for this stuff so now I don't wanna put them on any thing and they have laid around the garage and been moved here and there so I made up some brackets and..... The Thrush Window. Some Turbine Rims I need to get cleaned up and tires mounted on and then put on the 78 F150

Ah Winter Snow removal. For Many years the Honda Foreman with a 60" Moose Blade has been my Stand by for any snow fall and She has done a great job and never left me down. Here is a Pic from couple years ago. Just on stock tire's and using the Winch for Blade level. Tire Chains give her a little more traction. Stero so I got some tunes to listen to while Plowing. Throttle Man, He like to make it Go!! Power Lift Up/Down works Great for Backdragging away from Doorways It Snow's and this is what I plow out. Path to the Wood Pile. Parking area in front of House The Backup truck "Rocking Red Ranger" Stuck in the front yard. Garage Driveway. First Glimsp What This on front the Rancher? Some where down this path is a Fire Hydrant. Some Where?? More Pics of the Rancher with da Blower on it. Close up of the Cross Chains that keep the Blower from Drifting side to side. Business End of the Blower Pic of Rancher and Blower. Before and 7 minutes later. on a 7" snow fall Whats This Hidding under the Tree? Why it's the Foreman. Foreman and Rancher together. Foreman by its own with a small 48" Blade on front where the 60" used to be, but I can't fit the 60" down the sidewalks no more and the Blower makes quick work of driveway's so the Foreman get's sidewalk duty with the 48" Blade. That's all for now. Sublime out

the Work Bench in the garage, Wheel barrow storage? I was tired of chasing these around, They alway's seemed to be in my way. so Now they Hang up out of the way and I can walk under the Red one with out hitting my Head, The black one hangs to low but I can avoid it most the time in the garage. Only hit it twice so far. and that is just the lip of it. And the Wall of Poster's and my Steering Wheel collection, the Mustang Ralley was for my 87 Ranger but dosn't fit on the truck, "Stupid D Ring desgin" the Middle was from the 68 Charger that now has the sport Ralley desgin in it. The Right one is from the 78 Ford F150 it now has the Sport Wheel in it also. Now to the Basement the Rude and Crude Zone Desgin system that I have for my Hot Water Heating system. The basic of it is Hot water from the wood boiler in the garage comes in the Tubing making an U "upsidedown" on the Right. Also has fitting for adding water to system, "Green Garden Hose" Goes down to the bottom of pump, through Pump and the First T is for Bleeding Air from system It dead ends up in Floor Joist. First zone would go to the water heater Heat Exchanger which isn't hooked up yet. 2nd zone runs out to the forced air Furnance heat exchanger, Once back from that I have a zone for running tubing out and around the basement to heat the Floors of the house, "havent run the tubing yet" and then I run over to a seperate Board that Has a zone set up to be used to heat the swiming pool in spring/summer. Then finally down the wall on the left side and back to the Return line to Wood boiler to be heated again. Hope that makes sense. Pic of Heat Exchanger in Forced Air Furnance. I just by passed the Gas Burner and turn on the blower motor when I want to heat the house.

Ah Page 7, the Summer Projects Page, First the Ranger, 5 hours of work and this is what you get, Also my home made power siphon system, formally the High Pressure fuel Pump from the ranger she is all apart, gonna swap the elec-tcase for a manual one, more on that later, Working on the Fuel deliver System, The Oil Pressure Switch that will turn on the Fuel Pump when there is oil pressure. The Pressure Switch is for a Dodge Dakota, a 95 I think but I hope it will work for my application. New Fuel pump Mounted and ready to be plumped into the system. still have to finish the wiring and make a skid plate to protect it from Damage Hape promblems that it was to tall to mount inside the frame Rail so Now it is out there in space but it will be esay to work on in the furture if I Need to get to it. now the summer Project at home, Install a wood Boiler in the garage to heat the house and Pool, Phase 1, Cement Saw's are fun and so is breaking out concrete, Me and my Brother-in-law Kent working at the trench by the house basement. Working on the last segment and then showing the world our better sides while at it. LOL ah the Mini Trench that I had dug filling up with water from the cement saw. Had to leave it dry out for a week and then took the outside diggers off the garden tiller and ran it down the trench again to loosen up the dirt for diggin. Worked out fairly well, Trench complete with the Lines wrapped and installed. looking at the trench with lines going to the house, and then the lines on the inside of the garage wall. Streching out the 1.5 Inch line that I used to put in 2 Network Lines a Phone line and a Line for Cable TV for the garage. Used a shop vac to suckction some foam with string tied to it then tied string to rope pull rope through, and then tied rope to the Network/Phone/Cable TV bundle and pulled through. I know the size of line is over kill but this way I can add whatever else to it down the road and I had this stuff stored away from a failed Pool pump filter plumping overhaul of a few years back. You just can't buy 10 feet of this stuff I had to buy 100 well now I have it almost all used up. Back filling the Trench or Playing with dirt as wife called it. Update's I have been busy once again, Started on the Inside of the garage wall Making a box for the tubing to run in, First part, a ramp from the hole in the wall up to the bench area, then to get it boxed in and covered up. the stove as it sits now, with the Mock up for the Holding tank above the wood boiler. I took 3 hours to make brackets for it that it sits on now the metal for that project is in the foregrond on the saw horse's. the completed Holding tank assembly with Overflow Piping that discharges 8" above the floor. Ah the Summer GearHead Dream Pic, a 78 ford and and a 68 charger backlite by the soft glow of the garage lights of a task that is going on well into the night. LOL

Ahh Page 8 is the Rockin Red Ranger. Little History of the Truck, 1988 Ranger STX Standard Cab Long Bed refuse to Die. My younger brother bought the truck back in 1996-97 somewhere in there any way he drove it till 1998 and then moved on to a newer truck a 1992 Ranger I think. Well Dad then got the truck and gave it to my youngest Brother to learn to drive on and he's wrecked/broke it more time then I can count. The Truck has been totalled out twice and still manage's to find it's way back on the road. The Raditor support meld from one of the wrecks. Inner Fender weld. The door damange is from when the front tire fell off going 55MPH or from the deer that got smoked while going 45, Profile of the front end. bumper has been bent/pounded back twice now that I know of. and last and not least front fender and the sticker on the ash tray. This thing as spent more time on the car trailer then driving I think in the last few years but poor college kid's cant' afford very much and she starts and runs in the winter when it's cold and snowing.

Well I had to go to a wedding on October 1, and So I get the old girl out of the garage and after some effort she rumbles to life. Head on down the road to the church and thinking to myself why wasn't I driving the car more all summer long, Now it's October and she has to be put away soon. Tsk Tsk, I went through 2 tanks of gas all year but with $3.00 gas I guess maybe that is way she has rarely see's the light of day. Anyway here is the Charger sitting in the church corner parking lot. Me and the Wife also, some day I am gonna add a coolant recover tank so it dosn't piss it all out the front after a long hot drive. this is a picture of my $150.00 dollar compressor. had to have some assembly, the Tank and Motor was $120.00 at local swap meet. the Hose reel was $20.00 bought the day before at a Yard Sale and $10.00 for the little connector Hose and fittings from the hardware store. I think I did pretty well. emblem I found at the bone yard in a Ford Ranger that I have added to my own ranger. The 78 Ford summer Truck and the 87 Ford winter Truck sitting in the driveway, Picture of the rear bumper of the ranger and the dual exhaust also. the 78 Ford working hard hauling in wood for the upcoming winter. The only thing worse than Big Wide tires in snow is Big Bald Wide tires in snow she spent most of this day in 4 High hauled in 4 loads of wood. and Fire in the stove Keeping my but warm for the winter.