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Didn't lose any weight at all. Face got fat for a while. The chemo was tough on a guy my age, especially since this cancer mostly affects people under 35. So, I got loaded up as if I was a 30 year old. Halfway through my chemo, tests showed the cancer was gone. The Doc wanted to ease up on the...

Still here Hey guys! Been back to work part time since April, and full time since July, not bad considering I finished chemotherapy in early March. But it did beat the crap out of me. At the end I was sleeping about 22 hours a day. Not once did I get sick enough to lose my lunch though...

I just priced out 2 similarly equipped Mustangs. 1 from Ford USA in New York, 1 from Ford of Canada. Ford USA $30,300 ($US) Ford of Canada $41,025 ($CDN) Canadian Dollar currently is worth $1.03 so, to buy a Mustang in Canada, I would have to pay $42,255 in US funds...

A Mustang is a great daily driver. Although I have an older Stang, I would think that the newer model is much better in the snow than my 1995GT. It has over 120,000 miles on it, about 80% city miles, and it is my daily driver. The 95 has no traction control, which the new model has. Winter...

Thanks guys! Well, Im done with my first cycle of Chemotherapy. No problems or side effects. Although I am eligible for long term disability, I'm at work. Can you imagine that? A federal civil servant that doesn't bail out with the first chance to NOT work? :D I like my job, and...

Update All my tests are done and I am undergoing chemotherapy. The disease is in the lymph nodes of my stomach and my lower abdomen. It has not gone any further, just growing quickly where it currently is. This is a good thing as the chemo kills fast growing cells. Doc says I have the...

You have dozens of lymph nodes in your body. They are part of the immune system. They are all interconnected and vital. they kind of "filter" infection from your body. With most cancers - say liver cancer - if it has advanced to the nodes, it pretty much is a death sentence. The cancer...

Well, long time no login. I now find myself with a little time on my hands. I fell better than I have in a long time. Thing is, I had a lymph node removed in my groin. They did a biopsy on it. I have cancer. Hodgkin's lymphoba. :jaw:

Nope. I have 2.73.

No used GTs on the lots, only V6, usually because of previous owners going to the V8.

Do us a favour, go get the roadster. I'm just going to wait for the argument of $ per horsepower, modability, and the old HP/Weight ratio. :rolleyes:

Went to the Doc yesterday. Back in the days of the dinosaurs, I smashed my knee - literally - into pieces palying hockey. I had extensive surgery to the left knee, and I couldn't walk for a year. Not good when you are only 15. It hasn't bothered me in over 30 years, not bad considering I was...

Funny thing, reading this thread. I'm going to the doctor today for my knee..:shrug:

My son put a Lentech valve body, Ford Racing 3200 stall converter, B&M shifter and cooler. That with pulleys, a couple of degrees tuning, 3.73's and exhaust gave him a solid 14.1 with his 95 GT vert. Everything else is completely stock. I'm sure with good tires he's a high 13. The AODE is...

Update Just wanted to update anyone interested. I hate when people never post a follow up to their queries. The clunk is gone, I put in an Energy suspension Tranny mount. Getting vibration now at certain speeds. I believe that the driveshaft may be out of alignment or bent from...

Funny, you have yet to beat me from a standing start at a red light. Head gears...:owned:

Did anybody notice that C&D drove the Shelby with Traction Control ON?!??!

You could always use the rest for rust removal...:lol: BTW, did I see the Frito Bandito (YOU! WOW! A NEW NAME FER YA!) in front of the depanneur on Front and Brook? I was going to throw a real loud catless rev..:D

I've seen the way you drive. You aren't kidding. :nonono: