Where is everyone #5

Pictures or it never happened. What kinda sauce they use down there ? I like most of ways different folks prepare Q with but I'm not too fond of the mustard based sauce. The weird thing is that I have seen it attributed to different places. I don't know what to believe about what area started it like that. Any idea ?

 

The Q Man ! The Q ! I can throw a rock from my door and hit the inlet of the Atlantic Ocean here. I've slept on a ship in the ocean for over 4 year's. I see enough water as it is. I wanna see the Q ! ......
But that's a nice view too.
Q is prettier though.

 

Down here in the South they usually have a vinegar based or tomato based. I think the mustard style comes from the carolinas. I prefer a sweet sauce over tangy.

 

Here you go.

 

Yeah. The odd thing is that the North Carolina side points at South Carolina and vice versa about who started the mustard thing. I think everybody is embarrassed about it after they try some tomato based stuff.

 

That is funny, I saw it in September but didn't stop to get the pic, had time today so figured what the heck.

Strictly out of curiosity JD, do you know what they are asking for it?

If I had the time and a shop that would be fun to do, with a lot of help of course.

 

That's real similar to this 88 I picked up a few months ago. Mine sat on a back road in northern VT for 10 years til I spied it thru the trees one day and made a deal after tracking down the owner.

 

Nice!

Still working on it or is she on the road?

 

Still working on it. I'd like to get it back to work come spring time. Frame needs a sandblast and paint job. Needs brakes and wheel seals all around from sitting. I have already changed most of the dry rotted rubber. (Air bags, torque rod bushings, brake can diaphragms etc.) I have sorted most of the previous owner issues as well (wiring, mainly). Lol. Drivetrain seems solid, 3406C with a 13 and 3.90s. Interior is pretty decent, but needs a good cleaning. We took it to the local ATHS truck show a few weeks ago, it never missed a beat on the 100 mile round trip.