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Founder's Breakfast Stout.... Can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning.

Did Kenny (Mondello's) paint it? Looks nice.

FYI: Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) is about the same distance to Doylestown (40min). Just giving you options.

Eric Thompson Dylan@Adams Ashley@Adams Charlie Reichler Brandi Van Etten Matt Houck Robert Nunes (Brandi FaceBook recruit) Tom Buck (Brandi FaceBook recruit) Jake Klein (Brandi FaceBook recruit) Nick Barcelo (Brandi FaceBook recruit) MAYBE Matt (bigaudiofanatic) Brendon (3PedalMINI) Anthony Onorato Dan (G0TTA G0) Bob Krewson (krewsman) Dave (BRZN) Eyster Chas Spiros Mike Nardo (with a few friends) Rich Shaddinger (rshadd)

Hope I remember how to get there. Gotta see Elliot's new ride.

The relationship between General Motors and Italian brake supplier Brembo can be described as extensive. Today alone, you can find Brembo high-performance calipers on cars like the Corvette ZR1 and Z06, Buick Regal GS, Cadillac CTS-V, Chevy Camaro SS and soon-to-be ZL1. Adding to the roster will be both the all-new Cadillac XTS and ATS models, but with a twist, as they will receive the first batch of American-made Brembo brakes. They will come from a plant in Homer, Michigan. When they hit the market, the ATS and XTS will be fitted with four-piston, two-piece aluminum calipers that were purpose-built not only for the stopping power Brembo has become known for, but for weight savings and drag reduction as well. They will have a black anodized hue on the base XTS and ATS, while the XTS Platinum will feature solid black calipers. Both the Brembo and Cadillac logos will grace the equipment as well. Source: Cadillac ATS, XTS Will Feature American-Made Brembo Brakes | GM Authority

Warmed up the garage and washed the truck.

Place the cigars in a cigar box. (perferably one that is lined with cedar). If you don't have a cigar box, you can get an empty one from your local cigar store for next to nothing. Then place the cigar box in a tupperware container. Make sure the tupperware seals air tight. Next you'll need an humidification source. Pick up a few Boveda Humidifiers packs (69%) and place one in the tupperware container. DryMistat tubes also work nicely. A damp sponge or wash cloth will work temporally until you can get something better. Seal the lid on the tupperware container and monitor the temp and humidity inside the container with a hydrometer. Try to keep the temperature at 70 degrees and the humdity at 70%. Check 'em at least once a week. I like to age my cubans for at least a year.

Fix'n a busted exhaust hanger tonight.

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Yeah, where you get those? They look great.

thanks... built that 7 years ago and haven't regreted it once.

Layed down a fresh coat of Americana on my truck this afternoon. I'm pretty new to Adams products, but damm this stuff is impressive.

Gave the truck a quickie wash this morning....