Hi! My Gator is still alive! She fired today! This may be a "duh"
thing, but our firing order was not right, so we fixed it, and that was
that! Paul put the fuel line into a gal. of gas, but it kills in just a
few seconds.
Oh, and I thought I'd share, another snake was found crawling
out of the upholstery of my bench seat. This one was little, so I
picked it up, put it in a bucket, and looked at the markings, it
appeared to be a little rattle snake, so I called the DNR. All of the
markings were right, but this little creep didn't have the "button" on
the end of it's tail. The guy thought it could be a fox snake. So, it
was released. This makes four so far! Maybe Gator's name should be
Boa, or Anaconda, Cobra, or something else creepy!:)
Also, thanks to all for the most recent help on the "spark"
project! My husband read the e-mails, went to the garage, and got a
spark!
Leah Olsen
'53 Chevy 3600
"Gator"
Baldwin, Wi.
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