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You Might Be A CK5 Member If...

Here's one for those of us in the younger crowd:

You might be a CK5 member if you didn't make the honor role because instead of doing your homework you were posting on CK5. ;)
 
Craig Artzner said:
You know you're a CK5er when you have to turn off your email notification because your inbox clogs up to capacity within 5 hours with CK5 post reply notifications...

:haha: :haha: :bow: Too true man! :eek1:
 
Hmmm I'll play. In my garage of my townhouse there is 5 caddy engines 1 th400 tranny, 1 disassembled 350 going back together, 1 383 ready to assemble and in the family room are all the parts for the chevys and parts for a stroker 530 caddy plus a stock 500 re ring....and a couple of gearsets and a posi unit for the blazer. I got asked if I was opening an auto parts store:haha:
George
 
I forgot all about the Detroit locker, solenoid pack to my winch, and torque converter sitting next to the fireplace. :D
 
You might be a CK5 member if you have old 1/2 ton axles laying in your GIRLFRIENDS PARENTS DRIVE WAY.

You might be a CK5 member if you park ur k5 on you girls parents lawn just cas u can:D

You might be a CK5 member if you think about asking your girls parents if you can use thier old s10 blazer thats sitting for 2 years as an RTI ramp:D:D:D
 
my room has the following.
tunnel ram
670 truckie
chrome aircleaner
finned valve covers
comp 4x4 cam and lifter kit which is sitting on my rear seat out of my jeep
400 sbc head gaskets
sbc full gasket set
gear drive
clear lenses for the 68
aluminum thermastate housing
chrome dipsticks
flat top 350 pistons
summit fuel pump
1929 oregon plate , not a true car part but cool none thel ess as it will be on a '29 chevy
my y pipe and muffler from mudfrog
vega steering box
61 impala steering wheel
lakester weld up header kit
16 x 8 steel wheel jeep 5 lug
skull shift knob
and in the desk drawers i have a set or two of zero rates and axle shims.
2 braided brakelines
split wishbone kit
'30s headlights

plus about 20 empty boxes from stuff i already moved out of the room.
can you tell i'm trying to build 3 projects at once.

i use to keep a heim joint with weld in bung and spacers on my desk at work. LMAO
 
HAHAHAHA..... Wes!

Those tires will smell better in that bedroom than any bowl of potpourri (sp?)... there's nothing more manly than the smell of new tires. Except maybe gear lube.

BTW -> Here's a T-56 6-speed in my dining room! LOL!

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Chevy305 said:
Here's one for those of us in the younger crowd:

You might be a CK5 member if you didn't make the honor role because instead of doing your homework you were posting on CK5. ;)
:o:o :D
 
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First is in the living room, second is in the kitchen....I don`t know why my mom`s complaining...:rolleyes:
 
thatK30guy said:
I think I have everyone beat when I say I've got four (4) 38x15.5x16.5 Radial Super Swampers on 16.5x12 Weld Racing Super Single II wheels in the corner of my bedroom at the foot of my bed.

Yep, they're in there. No other place to store them. I can get pics if you don't believe me.

i belived you.


I also know they moved in there pretty much out of spite too:D
 
Greg72 said:
HAHAHAHA..... Wes!

Those tires will smell better in that bedroom than any bowl of potpourri (sp?)... there's nothing more manly than the smell of new tires. Except maybe gear lube.

BTW -> Here's a T-56 6-speed in my dining room! LOL!

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That transmission is SEXY! :bow: :bow:
 
ive driven to the canada border to get axles, and driven south of Atlanta to pick up a truck....ive driven to pick up parts in VA (home state), NY, PA, NJ, DE, NC, GA, OH, TN, and WVA.

you might be a ck5 member if you travel all over to get parts for your POS rig :)
 
back before my pre-k5 days, i had my pickup's old distributor cap sitting on the kitchen counter of my apartment for about 2 years. i had 37 2-liter bottles of various screws and fasteners sitting in my dining room, and for some reason, my old throttle position sensor came to rest on the bathroom sink.

at that same apartment, i was almost arrested for stealing my own truck, when i replaced my shocks at 2am, in the rain. just got the urge, then.

more recently, i have my offroad light box on the dining room table, even though i installed the lights, weeks ago. i have a new trail-spare/"when i get around to it" u-joint sitting on the dining room coffee table, and i have no clue how many rooms involve stepping over toolboxes for entry. just a way of life.
 
Before I was married and I built my engine I took my chrome dress-up kit and hung it on my wall over my living room couch in this order, new dizzy cap due north, valve cover east, valve cover west, air cleaner with filter and base center but after some extra curricular activities with my girlfriend on the couch one night and the filter, base and cover fell on my head only the cover went back up. Chrome water neck lower center and timing cover flat due south.
 
You know you're a CK5er when you are subscribed to the thread we call "Can-Can the Tweakernator" for no apparent reason :haha:
 
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