4 is my checkin number. Hello 👋 Cowboy. SO you're at it again. Man I gacve up on doing all those big jobs about 5 years ago. Just ol'man syndrome types of repairs now . But you live the life you were given. Me too . Just don't have the desire 4 it anymore. 😊
Well I had to find one of these old raggedies for my daddy. At some point you'll see me working on the raggedy thing he bought for me with a Cummins under the hood. I didn't even ask for it but he had already told the man it was sold he's buying it. So I had to talk both sellers down on the price. Now I'm having to use the leftover cash to try to fix the dang things
As if I really needed all the extra work. I haven't managed to start on the other room of the house now that the first one is finally completed. I didn't bother to do any videos of it because I wouldn't be a good person to follow example on that carpentry stuff. Also because frankly I just didn't have any extra time. You see what happened with the floor under the toilet when I was still trying to do the other work
@@cowboyroyrogersnewsandclues I know exactly what you are talking about.6years ago, All these 20 +year old vehicles where $500 .00~1500.00 bucks. Now the prices have quadrupled . Based on the scarcity of jobs 2 b able 2 qualify 4 credit 4 a new vehicle. And who exactly has 40 G's kicking around 2 buy a new vehicle. As long as replacement parts r available, it's still cheaper 2 fix then selling your next 60 ~72 months into slavery .. U keep turning wrenches and u will benefit in the future. It's the skill level u obtain is an asset.
