ravensfan
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Now that brings back memories nasa. My first car was a 1965 Chevy Malibu. It had a 283 V8 engine with the powerglide transmission. Lots of great and carefree times of youth in that car.
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Now that brings back memories nasa. My first car was a 1965 Chevy Malibu. It had a 283 V8 engine with the powerglide transmission. Lots of great and carefree times of youth in that car.
Now that brings back memories nasa. My first car was a 1965 Chevy Malibu. It had a 283 V8 engine with the powerglide transmission. Lots of great and carefree times of youth in that car.
The car had some nice giddy-up-and-go and handled well. Good gas mileage also. It was just a little to low to the ground for me. I drove conversion vans for 20 years and I didn't like looking at the bumper in front of me.
ravensfan
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Oh wow, you are close. I'm in Cecil County, midway between Port Deposit and Rising Sun. My last trip to Bel Air was just after Independence Day to close on my new Toyota Tacoma at Jones Toyota.
I'm retired now, but spent 32 years at Martin State with the Air National Guard in the Military Technician Program. Where do you work or are you retired as well?
I'm retired now, but spent 32 years at Martin State with the Air National Guard in the Military Technician Program. Where do you work or are you retired as well?
Got 5 more years to retirement. I take the long journey to Fort Meade (for that not to be named Agency everyone knows and loves
I go to the dam between Cecil and harford all the time to shoot photos of eagles. Love Bel Air but starting to eye up Florida for a retirement home.
I go to the dam between Cecil and harford all the time to shoot photos of eagles. Love Bel Air but starting to eye up Florida for a retirement home.
ravensfan
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Yeah I was a Baltimore Colts season ticket holder. It broke my heart when they snuck out in the middle of the night and headed to Indy. My friends and I refer to them as the Indianapolis Irsay's!
ravensfan
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First IFT for July submitted this evening, effective 18Jul19. 50% G fund, 50% F fund.
Justification: MACD and Full Sto all have positive crossover plus there is an open gap above that looks to get filled soon.
Tomorrow, I leave on a 4 day motorcycle trip to the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania (Near Mansfield), with my biker buddies. Should be a great time! :beerchug:
Good luck with your investments everyone!
Justification: MACD and Full Sto all have positive crossover plus there is an open gap above that looks to get filled soon.
Tomorrow, I leave on a 4 day motorcycle trip to the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania (Near Mansfield), with my biker buddies. Should be a great time! :beerchug:
Good luck with your investments everyone!
Carrying over today as well.
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