Excellent picture, Gary!

Beautiful LC, Andrew!

Thank you, Danny!

I would say that it was a dynamite shave and very appropriate in keeping up with our country's 243rd birthday, Andrew!

awesome shave Joseph..

Thank you, Jason. I know just about working on cars to get everything torn apart. Putting them back together is a different story.

thank you Clint..definitely a favorite..on the hunt for a british one..

Thanks Perry!

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thank you sir..still learning..

thank you Patrick..

Thank you Jim!

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Thank Joe!

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awesome..new avatar maybe..

and you sir..

Joseph, excellent all around shave, pic, and post! I could still see and hear Alfalfa singing, "I'm the Barber of Seville!"

When I read this post again and talking about being out in the sun I remember my dad talking about the time he had to put a clutch in a 3010 John Deere in the middle of a cotton field. I ask him how did he split a tractor in the field and he said you just tote a couple of oak boards to roll the rear end on and break in half. You will not find a mechanic today that will do that. Picture below is what a 3010 looks like. Imagine what kind of job that was in the hot Alabama sun with no air tools.

I like it and I just noticed that there is an Alabama flag (Saint Patrick's Saltire)
in the British flag.

Hardly any. Bought one tub of soap at Winners, Gary. Didn't do any antique store visiting.

very cool..i see all the crabtree and evelyn stuff is on sale.i stocked up a little recently..

Thank you, Andrew.