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Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
Bigger, Stronger, and a Lift!
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SixtySix
ZonieBaloney
Think you can fit a DynoJet in there?
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Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
JA BoostedSTANG
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Don that house is going to be bad ass, i hope one day I will be able to afford something like that.
don_w
Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
LOL.... me too!
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Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
Nothing has happened in the past few weeks. We were waiting on the permit, and about the time the permit was issued, it started raining. Now things have to dry out... 
Charlie Sheen
Armed and Hammered
ZmanM3
The Evil One
Haha, Don needs to redesign his garage again.
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Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
My dad sent me that video a couple weeks ago... if I had the cars on it, I could payoff my house. haha
I hope the weather breaks so they can start making some serious progress on your house, Don. Summer road trip season's gonna be here before you know it. We can't all sleep in our cars in the driveway....
IMO, you could always sleep in Roper's sexy vert. Just drop the top for some ventilation, and turn the radio up to block the LOUD noises throughout the night!
Aside from the pool, I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product! It's going to be immaculate, Don!
don_w
Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
I just found out today that they plan on pouring the foundation the week of Jan 19th (weather permitting of course). That would most likely put the completion of the house sometime in the July/Aug timeframe. Our daughter is getting married on Aug 1, so I highly doubt we'll be moving until after the wedding no matter what.I hope the weather breaks so they can start making some serious progress on your house, Don. Summer road trip season's gonna be here before you know it
But a Labor Day weekend bash is still in the realm of possibilities!
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Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
LOL... me too!
ZmanM3
The Evil One
I just found out today that they plan on pouring the foundation the week of Jan 19th (weather permitting of course). That would most likely put the completion of the house sometime in the July/Aug timeframe. Our daughter is getting married on Aug 1, so I highly doubt we'll be moving until after the wedding no matter what.
But a Labor Day weekend bash is still in the realm of possibilities!
Congrats on your daughter getting married, hopefully he is a car guy.
IMO, you could always sleep in Roper's sexy vert. Just drop the top for some ventilation, and turn the radio up to block the LOUD noises throughout the night!
Aside from the pool, I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product! It's going to be immaculate, Don!
But then I'd be sleeping with Roper, and I've been told he snores.
So Labor Day, eh Don? That could still be doable. It's a 2-day drive from Houston. We'll see.
SixtySix
ZonieBaloney
But a Labor Day weekend bash is still in the realm of possibilities!
Plenty of time for me to figure out what little surprises I'll leave behind!
don_w
Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
He's more into off road bikes and quads, but definitely a gearhead!
Yes, we'll see... there are still lots of variables that will become more defined as the year goes along.
Blame Donna, not me.Plenty of time for me to figure out what little surprises I'll leave behind!
don_w
Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
January 4, 2009
It’s been almost a month since my last update. That’s because not much has happened until this week. Our permit was issued on December 17… the week that it rained so much. Then it rained hard again on Christmas Day, once again causing a schedule setback. These photos were taken on January 4, 2009. The soil was still pretty soggy even a week and a half later.
It’s been almost a month since my last update. That’s because not much has happened until this week. Our permit was issued on December 17… the week that it rained so much. Then it rained hard again on Christmas Day, once again causing a schedule setback. These photos were taken on January 4, 2009. The soil was still pretty soggy even a week and a half later.
don_w
Dyno Numbers - Who Cares?
January 10, 2009
By the following Saturday, the ground had dried out quite a bit and the builder was able to get in and clean up the sub-slab utility trenches. At this point we were just hoping the rain would stay away a while longer.
By the following Saturday, the ground had dried out quite a bit and the builder was able to get in and clean up the sub-slab utility trenches. At this point we were just hoping the rain would stay away a while longer.
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