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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / September 2006Rick's Next Challenge (ot?)
Rick has to get with the 'new' microbrewery program... Yuengling has nothing on these cheesehead guys.... http://www.milbestlight.com/cannon.aspx from: http://www.milbestlight.com/home.aspx I, for one, am motivated to start construction. Jeff >Rick has to get with the 'new' microbrewery program... >Yuengling has nothing on these cheesehead guys.... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >I, for one, am motivated to start construction. >Jeff Does Rick favor a light beer or a dark one? I can bring some Big Rock down with me to tantalize his taste buds. Gord Richmond He specifically want some beer called Yinglang or Ying Ying........ MUST BE WARM, not warm then refigerated, and then allowed to go warm again. Has to start off warm, and he will refrigerate............ Don't ask. He says, he perfers bottles but cans "travel better" Which reminds me, does anyone know where the "built in bottle opener is in all 53 - 64 C/K bodied cars? BG > >Rick has to get with the 'new' microbrewery program... >>Yuengling has nothing on these cheesehead guys.... [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Gord Richmond No! Tell me about the bottle opener!!!- [61 Hawk] > He specifically want some beer called Yinglang or Ying Ying........ MUST BE > WARM, not warm then refigerated, and then allowed to go warm [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > Gord Richmond Smack the neck against the bumper and drink through your teeth to strain out the broken glass? Mark ( Saw a movie tough guy do that one time) Dunning > No! Tell me about the bottle opener!!!- [61 Hawk] >> He specifically want some beer called Yinglang or Ying Ying........ MUST [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> > >> > Gord Richmond >Smack the neck against the bumper and drink through your teeth to strain out >the broken glass? > >Mark ( Saw a movie tough guy do that one time) Dunning I seem to remember that the steering column hanger bracket under the dash will pop off a crown cap. Gord Richmond |
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