Pronstar’s CA adventure

[pronstar]

Too funny, that looked familiar...I had friend that lived, I think, on Wightman (white-man) just North of the park. I used to tease him about his Hillcrest slippers...

Joe

When my buddy got married, he left the squadron-leased place I mentioned earlier, and bought a place on Texas street in Hillcrest.

It had an unfinished basement that I helped him demolish, and we discovered that the basement used to be a brothel.

We could make out small bedrooms and other clues, but the main clue was a row of lockers that the ladies had adorned with some savory graffiti.

Against my wishes, his new wife didn’t want to leave any of it in tribute to what it once was LOL

 

[pronstar]

Time to close this chapter…
Had to go to Palm Springs last week for work.

Took a picture of a $100 bill, told the service advisor it was his if he got my truck completed while i was in town. It won’t change his life, but i think it motivated him.

Was done working Tuesday night, Suburban w/new transmission (GM reman) was all washed and ready for me to pickup Wednesday morning.

So it all worked out.
Suburban runs great and i’ll never do that fucking drive again…maybe if we get a motor home, but not in a car.

And i hauled an electric bike to dallas for a buddy, basically covered my fuel costs

 

[candcallen]

Money talks.

 

[Eastexasrick]

Time to close this chapter…
Had to go to Palm Springs last week for work.

Took a picture of a $100 bill, told the service advisor it was his if he got my truck completed while i was in town. It won’t change his life, but i think it motivated him.

Was done working Tuesday night, Suburban w/new transmission (GM reman) was all washed and ready for my to pickup Wednesday morning.

So it all worked out.
Suburban runs great and i’ll never do that ducking drive again…maybe if we get a motor home, but not in a car.

And i hauled an electric bike to dallas for a buddy, basically covered my fuel costs

What was the temp coming through Blythe? That is the hottest place I have ever driven a vehicle. 120 degrees way back in 1995. 20 or 30 vehicles on the side of the road, going up the grade, to Quartzite

 

[pronstar]

What was the temp coming through Blythe? That is the hottest place I have ever driven a vehicle. 120 degrees way back in 1995. 20 or 30 vehicles on the side of the road, going up the grade, to Quartzite

It was around 105 degrees, under 10% humidity.

The lack of humidity made it feel pleasant to be honest.

I’ll do 115-120 in Lake Havasu while we’re in the water with boats…but that’s about it.

Edit:
under 10%

 

[pronstar]

Money talks.

Definitely money well-spent.

I’d have had to fly on my own dime to pick it up if it didn’t work out in this business trip.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Let me know when you're going back I need a trailer picked up.