Ryan,
How are you? Are you back yet? Any update on the '53? If you are home have you installed the wheels? I don't see any new images. As for me, I just got back from a road trip from Washington border to Northern Cali investigating old ship wrecks.









Just a few images...

Hope all is well, John...

The offroad playground most of my pics are taken at is in Hungry Valley State Park in Gorman, CA. Thanks for looking!

That's awesome Ryan... thank you very much for your service. How is it over there? Is there a lot of violence still? I wish I could put my truck away from the winter lol... someday. Although I nearly hit a deer yesterday morning. Ran right at my truck and I don't know how the heck I stopped. I saw it slowed down then it came at me and ran in front of my bumper. Missed it by inches (literally). Scary to say the least. I'm sure you experience stuff like that up in Alaska. Pics would be awesome of that '53 project, nothing like classic trucks!

Take care,

John

Ryan, nice to hear from you! School is busy and I work two jobs (got my class B cdl which is nice - I drive a bus at my school and now am a student manager for part of the operation). Just a lot going on, but doing pretty well over all. I took the truck up to Maine for a nice vacation this summer to see my Grandpa and then went a few weeks a ago to the NASCAR race in Louden, NH with a buddy. It was a blast! How are you? Truck looks good in your pics! Have you taken any new trips?

John

Ryan,
I can't believe you have not installed the wheels yet. I'm glad to hear everything is going great for you and yours. You must send me some picture of the '53 when it is finished. My truck just turned 12,000 miles. It just shows that when I have less than 1/2 miles to work and walking is nicer when we have good weather I don't put a lot of miles on her.

I don't know about another road trip in the near future and that is because I am planing on a trip to Venice, Italy next spring. I have always wanted to visit that glorious city and if I don't do it now I probably will never do it. I'm turning into a regular globe trotter.

As far as job availability, there always positions available at UCC. The following is from an email that came out today.


Part-Time EXTERNAL Vacancies

Classified
Ø ACADEMIC ADVISOR
Ø CLERICAL ASSISTANT - Purchasing
Ø DISABILITY SERVICES ACCOMMODATIONS COORDINATOR
Ø PERKINS SPECIALIST

Faculty
Ø ADULT BASIC SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GED INSTRUCTOR
Ø ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA INSTRUCTOR
Ø MATH INSTRUCTOR
Ø NURSING ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR
Ø UPWARD BOUND ASSESSMENT PREPARATION INSTRUCTOR
Ø WRITING INSTRUCTOR

Full-Time EXTERNAL Vacancies

Classified
Ø ACCOUNTING SPECIALIST - ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/PAYROLL ASSISTANT
Ø ADMINISTRATIVE/PROGRAM SPECIALIST
Ø DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
Ø SBDC/WORKFORCE TRAINING CNTR TRAINING WORKSHOP COORDINATOR

I hope this helps. Later, John

Hello,
Its been a long time since ive been on this site. Looks like you too. Hope all is well.

Matt

Ryan,
It's good to hear from you. Since it has only taken you 25 years to install your CAI and TBS, how long will it take to put on the new wheels??? All is fine with me, plus I'm planing another trip. Post some images when you get a chance... Keep an even keel.

Later, John

hey man i saw ur post on fairlainers page. i feel the same way i love to take my truck tooplaces that most folks dont see. and i love too use my truck and that 5.4 liter for what it was made for, all tho i do love to see it and ride through town after its got a frsh coat of wax on it, i aint afraid to get dwn and dirty out in the middle of know were.

Ryan,
The 29th sounds great. Just set the time and let me know where. Have a good time...

Ryan,
Happy 4th of July... I hope you and yours are doing well... Looking forward to meeting next month...

Later...