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Still have my Vikings Raiders Superbowl one in my mom's attic. I also ended up buying the Saints from a flyer they had with my grass cutting money. I think I had them set up as the 79 roster. That sounds about the time I got it.

I always put them in a column somewhere towards the bottom of the board, and hope they don't sink it.

Congratulations Texas A&M. Great year.

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4 Team CFP is the best, but they should have used the BCS rankings instead of a committee.

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This

We had one at 40. Ain't going to lie. When they are in late teens. You aren't as full of energy as you were when they are little. But you will be fine.

Be prepared to be oldest mom and dad in classrooms visiting your kids. You won't relate to any of the other moms and dad's. Lol

"Well ya know, for me, the action is the juice."

Done. Praying for a speedy recovery.

My mom and dad had a Grundig that he bought in Germany when he was stationed there. It looks close to this but was darker. It had a EQ pretty cool tech for 1960. He had to speakers that matched the console. That thing was heavy. It sounded great though. Had shortwave/AM/FM on it also. All the writing on the tuner was in German. Later in life he put it in his workshop outside. He put the speakers in the attic. One day he decided to toss it. Me or my brother didn't find out about him doing that tell well after it was done. We both would have taken it just for the memories. I see these things go for $1300 - $10k now. I keep looking to see if I can find one like it to buy one day, and have it restored.

The speakers are still in my mom's attic.

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The number of people saying Bill Russell reflects the atrocious state of NBA education among fans today. He has a ring on one of his toes because he ran out of fingers for them all, and he was the only common denominator for those 11 championships, including Red who only coached 9 of them.

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He also won 2 championships as a player coach. The guy is one of the greatest of all time.

Bambu Labs has some really good printers you don't have to tinker with as much. They cost a little more.

As for replacement parts
And such you can do it but you should learn a little cad for doing your own parts unless what you want to replace is something someone has already made model of.

Autodesk fusion has a free version that is pretty easy to learn. Alibre Atom is also not that expensive to start learning cad. There is also freecad. Tinker Cad is also a ok starter point for cad.

88 Ford Ranger with a bench seat.