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Gunter brought back original posters from the art show in 1989.
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Paintings sit on the sidewalk outside of The UPS Store in Stanwood after being picked up and unwrapped by Jack Gunter. Camano Island artist Jack Gunter travelled to the then Soviet Union with more than a dozen paintings as part of an art show in 1989. The paintings remained in Siberia since a customs dispute in 1989. Gunter recently traveled back to Russia to bring them home.
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Camano Island artist Jack Gunter (right) unwraps a shipment of his paintings with filmmaker Jesse Collver outside The UPS Store in Stanwood on Oct. 11. Gunter recently traveled to Russia where the paintings had remained since a customs dispute in 1989.
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Artist Jack Gunter unpacks his shipment of paintings outside of The UPS Store in Stanwood, including original posters from the 1989 art show in Siberia.
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Camano Island artist Jack Gunter (right) loads paintings into the back of his truck at The UPS Store in Stanwood. Filmmaker Jesse Collver (left) is making a documentary about Gunter's efforts to retrieve the paintings that remained in Russia because of a customs dispute after a 1989 art show.
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Camano Island artist Jack Gunter (right) looks at his paintings, unwrapped and displayed along the sidewalk of The UPS Store in Stanwood.
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Paintings sit on the sidewalk outside of The UPS Store in Stanwood after being picked up and unwrapped by Camano Island artist Jack Gunter.
The paintings were part of an art show that traveled Russia in 1989, and the artist was forced to leave them there because of a customs dispute.
Gunter, 65, and two friends -- his film crew -- flew to Russia in late September to "rescue" these paintings and make a documentary about the journey.
With studios in Stanwood and on Camano Island, Gunter is well-known in the region for his colorful artworks on large canvases that take satirical jabs at government and cultural convention. The paintings that languished in Siberia were made to poke fun at a proposal in the 1980s that would have establish a commercial airline runway in north Snohomish County.
The return to Siberia was an adventure that Gunter's legion of fun-loving fans relished and followed on Facebook.
"You wanted an adventure and you got an adventure," wrote his friend Kate Kypuros. "And vicariously, so did we. Thank you for sharing."
When Gunter left home, he had no assurance about what the trip would entail or even if he would be able to get the paintings back.
After landing in Siberia, Gunter and his filmmaker friends, Ken Rowe and Jesse Collver, were driven to the town of Akademgorodok, a Russian academic center of science and culture.
"I didn't recognize much, the area was so developed," Gunter said. "They had a shopping area bigger than the Everett Mall, where you could buy anything you needed, a change from the last time I visited."
Gunter's host Valerian Ivanchenko immediately took them to the state art museum in the adjacent big city to see the paintings. It was decided that another showing of the paintings would be arranged.
"Two days later at the opening, a Russian TV station crew came to interview us," Gunter said. "The next day we waited at our hotel to watch the show. First there was a story about drunk bus drivers running over people, then one about stray, crippled dogs and another about the wonders of making cheese. Then our story. We filmed it right off the TV."
The next week was taken up primarily with paying off experts who were needed to appraise Gunter's art, filling out paperwork with government officials and worrying.
"There was a lot of 'nyet, nyet'," Gunter said. "My friend Valerian was sweating. I had been thinking about painting my fingernails in solidarity with gay Russians, but I was told not to risk it."
Over a weekend, the Americans and their guides headed out for two days in the Altai Mountains near the Mongolian border.
"We made a copy of one of the paintings and pretended that I found it in an outhouse in the Taiga Forest," Gunter said. "We also met a 50-year-old shaman woman who invited us into her yurt. It was marvelous. She sang a song and then asked me to sing. I chanted the Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine.' It sounded great in there and she seemed satisfied."
When they parted, Gunter gave her one of the Seahawks football team jerseys he had brought along to give as gifts.
"I asked her to put it on and raise her arms and yell 'go Seahawks,'" he said. She obliged, but it sounded more like a common English-language swear word. People will have to wait until the documentary comes out to find out which word, Gunter said.
In addition, Gunter gave the woman an Inuit amulet.
"It was a special moment for me, to give back something to a native woman, an ancestor of the people who traveled to Alaska thousands of years ago," he said.
On the eight-hour ride back to civilization, Gunter said the party had to bribe the police who stopped them on the highway.
The next day, yet another TV station scheduled an interview during its morning news program.
"It was a 1950s retro set with bright colors and a 6-foot-1 interviewer who looked like a supermodel," Gunter said. "With the help of a translator, she asked me if Americans like Russians. I answered that Americans and Russians share the simple goal of a warm, secure place to live with their families. I was glad to have a chance to say that."
Gunter gave his last Seahawks jersey to the interviewer and asked her to cheer on the air. She complied with a smile.
"I was so happy because I had just made a million Russians see and hear a Seahawks cheer," he said. "It was great."
Gunter's paintings finally were returned to him just hours before the red-eye flight home was scheduled to depart. He made arrangements with a shipping company to get the paintings to Stanwood and asked friends at home to make sure his banker in Stanwood would cover the credit card charge.
But it wasn't over yet.
At the airport, not a single English speaker was around to allow Gunter and his friends to get to their gate. A misunderstanding about a connecting flight through Beijing finally was cleared up and they were on their way.
Gunter didn't release a sigh of relief, however, until the paintings arrived at The UPS Store in Stanwood.
"It was pretty thrilling to see them back in their hometown," he said.
Now the process of editing the footage for the documentary begins, Gunter said. If all goes well, it could be ready for a showing before the end of the year.
"Jesse and Ken have 20 hours of great footage. These guys are talented filmmakers and editors. We still have to decide what form the film will take," Gunter said. "Will it be serious like a Ken Burns documentary or will it be narrated by a Russian woman or like an animated Monty Python thing with talking pigs? I hope we have something cool."
At the Art's Alive festival in La Conner on Friday through Sunday, people have the chance to see examples of Gunter's art, including the paintings now home from Siberia.
Gunter is the featured artist this year at the popular event. The Art's Alive opening is 5 to 9 p.m. Friday at Maple Hall, 104 Commercial St., on the south end of La Conner's downtown main street. Gunter plans to be there. On Sunday afternoon at the Cassera art gallery, 106 First St., people can see the paintings, now home again, safe and sound.
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DEEP RUN — Size isn't something South Lenoir boys basketball teams are known for.
It'll be the Blue Devils' forte this season.
South Lenoir, which opens the season on the road at Hobbton on Tuesday, will ride the play of an interior that features three players 6-foot-5 and larger in its quest to get back to the postseason following a disappointing season last year.
The Blue Devils will be young — they return only two starters with any significant minutes — but those young players "can play," second year coach Jeremy Barnett said.
"We're a little young. We've only got two of the starting five (back) that actually played many minutes, so it's going to be a learning experience. I think they're excited and I know I'm excited," Barnett said. "We've got a great group of guys that we're working with. It's an honor to come to practice every day. They work their tails off.
"We actually have some size for the first time in a long time at South Lenoir."
That size will be around for some time.
Jaquan Wooten, a 6-7 sophomore who saw some playing time towards the end of last season's disappointing seventh-place finish in the East Central 2A, and junior Ishmael Baldwin, a 6-5 newcomer, will anchor a post on a team that hopes to play the inside-out game.
Add to those senior Cody Smith, a 6-5 forward, and some serious shooters, the Blue Devils figure to have a potent offense this season where everyone gets involved, no matter their strength.
"We're not going to be like we were last year. We're not going to have one guy scoring 20, 25," Barnett said, referring to graduated star Davontae Williams, who now plays at Methodist and was last season's most consistent player.
"If we can get the ball inside and work inside out I really think we're going to be able to knock down some shots.
"Everybody doesn't have to be a 20-point-per-game guy," Barnett added. "If you're a great screener go set good screens. Wherever it is that you've got to do go do it. It's going to take a little bit of everybody chipping in."
Right now Barnett sees South Lenoir's biggest weakness in its defense — playing a full 32 minutes of it.
"Defensively is our work in progress right now," he said. "That's what we're working on mainly — trying to accept the fact that we have to play defense every time down the court."
Barnett knows this group all too well because it's basically the same team he won a junior varsity championship with as the JV boys coach two seasons ago.
In his first year with the varsity, the team went 8-14 overall, won only three conference games and finished only ahead of Swansboro in the league standings.
Although he doesn't like to get ahead of himself, Barnett sees a much more successful year in 2012-13.
"I'm not going to set the goals too high. Obviously we're going to take it one game at a time; we're not going to look past anybody. But absolutely, the playoffs are a realistic goal. I'll be very disappointed if we don't make the playoffs," Barnett said.
"If the breaks go our way and we work our tails off then there's no reason we can't be towards the top."
Senior guard Will Graves, one of the two returning starters (junior guard Dion Jones is the other) can see the proverbial writing on the wall — the same writing he experienced as a sophomore with a league title.
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Can someone post a picture of BIG BIRD. Maybe he can be our official mascot, lol.
Can someone post a picture of BIG BIRD. Maybe he can be our official mascot, lol.
I'm digging the name after seeing the logos floating around and lettin it sink in. It's not the worst name, but it does sound goofy.
Prepare to be mocked and ridiculed, by fans moreso than the media, and if we're successful then the jeering should subside. Having a shortened name from the onset would help get over the awkward phase, like pels or axe birds lol.
That said, gators would be on the top of my list, is there a reason we couldn't use that name?
It's just such a "love it or hate it" name... I think you have to be safer with your name choices to keep people from possibly stop being a fan. It's just a risk you don't have to take with names that you may not be in love with but you can live with.
We're already struggling to get people to watch this team play, let alone make a decision that it's obvious is far from a consensus liking.
At the end of the day the NBA has to see profit and with a brand change comes re-merchandising, which is more than just a "New Orleans" thing. If this team was selling out games every night then by all means, the fans would seemingly embrace it, but I have my doubts that's all. I still see there being a good chance this name doesn't end up being final
Strictly opinion
Here's why a fan poll is a terrible idea: How do you limit scope?
Just to 504? Then people in 985 complain.
What about the rest of the Gulf South? The nation?
The fact of the matter is, people THINK they know what New Orleans is all about, and they don't. They think a name like Cajuns or Crawfish would be great and would suit us. They have no idea.
The fact of the matter is most of the people complaining that I see aren't from NOLA. They don't live here. Quite frankly, and I know I'm about to ruffle some feathers (as it were), those people's opinions don't matter that much to me.
Benson should pick the name he wants. If you don't like it, talk with your wallet.
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That's a pretty large deficit. Food for thought. here's the link if you wanna check it out yourself http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/post...ecome-pelicans
How great is pelicans? Every day the name grows on me more and more. To be honest I would've been proud of any name, because I'm proud of new Orleans basketball. Go Hornets! And Go Pelicans!
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Anyway they can reverse this decision and maybe change their mind? I wouldn't even care if it took an extra year.
The name is good just wait and see. Most people got their mind made up about New Orleans or Louisiana and the think such and such when they really don't know, same thing with our franchise and even with the Pelican. We have a team where the superstar has a freaking MONO and people like him. So why can't people like a bird? It's a bird! A BIRD. That represents our state! It's a better than the hornets at this point. I just want to get rid of that Shinn STANK that's left. Lol
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I only feel sorry for the small percentage of fans who continued to support the team through the Shinn debacle. For all the fans who gave up on the team because of Shinn, I have zero sympathy. A fan doesn't run out on his or her team because of the owner's shortcomings. Charlotte didn't need to lose the REAL Hornets, but they did.
And taking our name? As a sports fan, do you even need to ask that question. Fan allegiance runs hot and heavy. I don't want to see any other franchise pretending to be us.
And also, from the ESPN poll:
"gebhardtchris: "Who thought New Orleans Pelicans was a good name for an NBA team? It's not even a good name for a pelican."
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I followed this team since I was little, I could've went back to Charlotte when they got a team but it really puts you in a weird situation. I feel the loyalty to this team because I follow transactions, players, etc. I know nothing about the bobcats and frankly I can't stand half the players on the team. All I need is a tolerable name to stick to my guns but who knows. It's going to be an interesting next few years to see how everything unfolds. Not sure if I'm necessarily looking forward to it or not
i'm in the same situation... I have friends who are saying they are jumping ship to Charlotte again but I just have a hard time with that. I don't care for their players..I have never followed them and it it would feel wrong being a fan of them.
This team will look different but this is still the team we have followed forever. We have watched the progression over the years to the team they are now. The history is still their, the team records are still there, that 1 2008 divisional banner is still there haha, Bobby Phills is still up in the rafters. It will feel weird but I will probably still support them and call them the Hornets haha.
But if Charlotte Hornets come back with those old school teal pinstriped jerseys and that old school court design than old feelings might com back. That would definitely be the hottest selling apparel in the NBA once it comes out.
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It's interesting to note that throughout much of the history of the Abrahamic religions most of their adherents most probably did not read much of their "Holy Book" but rather had it read to them. The scrolls or manuscripts were by necessity few and held in the hands of the "clergy" be it rabbi or minister. Due to the lack of materials and cheap printing the texts were just not available Even when copied they were rare (not to mention the issue of mistakes). Then you have the issue of literacy and how many people could actually read. Practically speaking they were not so much "People of the Book" but rather of the Lectionary.
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This new Sigma 12-24mm EX DG HSM II wide-angle zoom for full-frame cameras is a somewhat improved version of the previous lens, the solidly-built Sigma 12-24mm F4.5-5.6 EX DG Canon.
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Our first competition for the 2013 Baja SAE series took place at Tennessee Tech University April 18-21. We set off with 6 team members and made the long drive from Kingston, ON to Cookeville, TN with a van and 26′ box truck with the Baja car and all of our tools.
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The rear trailing links were in bad repair. The camber links had bent their connections to the the trailing links like a pretzel. We were not in good spirits and after a long debate we decided to call it quits for the weekend. We could have added support to the spare trailing liks and fixed everything in time to race Endurance, but there was some damage to other components as well. We decided that returning home and re-analyzing the components, our computer simulations, checking our material properties, and designing a solid solution was the best option, as much as we wanted to race the rest of the weekend. We stayed for the Endurance race as volunteers, but were not a part of the race and returned home the next day.
We are now in the process of rebuilding the car. We have designed new mounts for the rear trailing links after careful analysis. Other components and areas of the car also required some attention and these are being addressed as well.
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Hey just want to say hi and say what a great site this is. I just purchased a 2004 w12 with 49000 miles it is being delivered this week from California.
Hey just want to say hi and say what a great site this is. I just purchased a 2004 w12 with 49000 miles it is being delivered this week from California.
Welcome & Congratulations on your Phaeton!
Hi Getty:
Congratulations on your purchase, and welcome to the forum.
We have a "Frequently Asked Questions" list that you might be interested in, it is here: Phaeton Forum 'Table of Contents' (FAQ by Category).
Also, to try and keep things on a friendly level, we usually sign our posts with our first name (makes it easier for everyone to know everyone else).
My name is Keith and thank you for the heads up about the frequently asked questions. I have been lurking for a while so I've seen a lot of the site. I'm sure when I finally get delivery of the car I will need all of what this site has to offer. Hello and thanks again
If you ever see a discussion thread that has missing pictures, just post a note on the end of it asking for the photos to be re-hosted.
I am presently working my way through the FAQ list, re-hosting the photos. So far, I've completed the first two sections (posts) of the 5 sections on the FAQ list. I hope to get photos re-hosted for the entire FAQ page by the end of October. But I am happy to do work 'out of sequence' if anyone wants the photos sooner.
Congratulations Keith on your purchase.
You are going to love your car and this site. It's been a great source of information for me and I find it very valuable.
At 49,000 miles, I believe your car is still eligible for the extended warranty called VW DriveEasy sold by VW dealers. (Someone else posted that age may exclude it - I am not sure about that.)
If I were you, I'd look into this. Beware, however: there is a substantial markup on the price of these from most dealerships. You don't list your location, but if you are willing/able to drive to Langhorne, PA (outside of Philadelphia), you could save thousands of dollars by buying a warranty from Chriis Farnham at VW of Langhorne. He charges $500 over cost.
Welcome to the forum Keith!
I sounds like you got a really good car!
Hey victor, thanks its funny I have spoken to Chris already and I am in the process of getting the warranty hopefully. The car was checked out in California commonwealth vw and Chris is getting the report from them that the car checks out. I do have one question thought live on Long Island NY anyone know of a mechanic or dealership that is good out here. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
That's great.
It also validates my point that what limits the availability of this warranty is mileage (under 67,000 miles), not age.
i also drive a 2004 W12, currently at 136000km and going strong. Save money for repairs. I put close to 15k USD cash into it in the last year alone. I think i got it all now
Enjoy the car, when it has no problems, it is a wonderful ride.
Hey Swiss that doesn't give me much confidence I guess the warranty is a must then.
Hello Getty,
oh yes, it is a must! Make sure it covers real parts like the tourge converter, transmission parts, engine dampers, rear sunshade, air suspension system parts and its controlers. Just to replace the rear sunshade, which was changed by design is over one thousand dollars.
Its a good car, look forward to it. But dont wear pink glasses, its another German Luxury Car full of motors, controllers and sensors. Its retail price was over 160k in Switzerland and to fix it, is not as cheap as a Suzuki. Some people sell it like a wondercar, this it is not. Its just a great car, when it runs.
PS: Let me show you what i had to fix and give you some pointers that can save you huge money.
1x Generator VW states that the engine has to be removed, this is NOT correct
12x Zündkerzen Spark Plugs - Normal Service, nothing serious
12x Zündspuhlen Ignition Coils - Normal Service, nothing serious
2x XENON Scheinwerfer XENON Bulps (Over 1500$)
1x Heckrollo Rear Sunshade (Remove Rear Seats and more. 1000$+
1x Drehmomentwandler (Noch 6 Monate Garantie) [B]Tourge Converter - VW States Engine Removal. This is NOT correct, the engine stays were it is[: Several thousands/B]
Alle x Magnetventile im Getriebe Transmission - Magnetiv somethings....
1x Getriebeölkühler Transmission oil cooler because the 2004 had a production bug but which leaked water into the transmission
3x Umlenkrollen I cant translater it but normal service sort of, had to take the front of the car aparts
1x Antriebsriehmen Belt that drives the generator (had to take front of car apart
1x Starterbatterie Left Battery.... dont need AGM batery. I got one with larger capacity for half the price and runs perfect
1x Comfortbatterie Same as above
1x Sitzgestellkabel hinten rechts Rear Seat Motors. VW Quote was 5600$ including controler. Fixed it myself for 60$
4x Reifendrucksensor Tire Preasure Sensors... dead battery, normal
1x Getriebeölspühlung Transmission Flush
4x Bremsbelege vor ca. 8000km Brakes, Normal
4x Achsmanschetten Axle Boots and Axle itself (2500$
4x Türenverkleidung aussen (Typische Krankheit) Door corossion
1x Kofferraum Kabel (Typische Krankheit) Cable for Trunk, over 1000$
4x Dunlop Sommerreifen Sport SP01 101Y (3 Monate Jung) Tires, Normal
4x Goodyear Ultragrip (1 Winter gefahren) Tyres, Normal
1x Frontscheibe (5 Monate Jung) Front Glas
1x Wasserpumpe Waterpump, engine stays
2x Unterbodenschutz Getriebe, Motor, Radkästen No idea how to translate it
12x Querlenker und Koppelstange Suspension parts, expensive and need replacement at this age
I repaired more in the meantime.... most likely you will have more luck. But make sure you got a savings account
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Hey Swiss it sounds like a lot of stuff happened with your car. I am getting the platinum warranty from vw I think it is the best warranty they have. I have a BMW 740i 2001 I kinda know what I'm getting into I hope lol. This car seems a lot more sophisticated and I hope all of you here in this thread will help me. I did have the car checked out at vw so I hope this helps and the car does have a trail of being maintained by vw so I hope this also helps but I know things happen
Very wise decision to get the warranty, get it for as long as you can and for as much mileage as you can.
You guys are scaring me lol
I didn't buy a warranty because there were too many sneaky exclusions in the UK policies, and 3 years would cost $7.5k. So far the Jeep and Hyundai have cost more on repairs than the Phaeton.
I didn't mean thar comment the way it seemed. I am a little nervous with everyone telling me I better get the warranty. Is probably a better way of saying what I wanted
Don't let the naysayers get you down. You're going to love the car!
You obviously did your homework. With the warranty, you should be covered against any catastrophic costs. The key for you now is to find a good service center that plays well with the warranty company.
Ah, but love is blind. Who cares about the Mean Time To Failure or the Cost Per Mile or the Parts Dept Markup when you are wearing that Phaeton Grin?One really shouldnt use pink glasses when looking at a Phaeton
PS - you are still saving 50% over a Bentley!
Hello Keith, welcome to the "club"..
I'm surprised you didn't drive the car back home yourself. You understand you probably missed the experience of a lifetime. Nothing like a W12 at speed, in the morning, on the open road. I'm sure I'll see this car back in California again.
Hey bob, believe me I was so looking toward to the drive but, the wife broke her foot two weeks ago so it was impossible for me to do it. I had to take care of her cause if I did drive it home I would have had no home to drive it to. Lol
Hi Willem:
To the best of my understanding, the engine has to be removed to change the generator on the W12 powered cars.
There is a technical bulletin out that discusses coolant leakage from the lines that supply coolant to the generator, and for cars with this particular problem (coolant leakage), the O-rings on the lines connecting to the generator can be replaced without the need to remove the generator from the engine (or the engine from the car). I'm wondering if, perhaps, this was the repair that SwissW12 had carried out.
I've attached the TB for your review, it is kind of lengthy because it addresses the same problem on various engines (Touareg fitments, etc.) - the W12 engine is discussed towards the end of the TB.
Hello Michael and Willem,
on my W12 (2004) BAN Engine code, the generator has failed. I had it replaced and the engine was not touched at all. You disasemble the front (remove bumper and coolers). Remove the water hoses and screws and push the generator out in front. My new generator has been singing for 7 month now and the engine was never removed.
You can see in this image the whole were the generator used to be and the engine sits were it belongs. We changed the belt, round things were the belt rides on and the AGR.
Last edited by SwissW12; 10-08-2012 at 05:35 AM.
Thanks a lot for sharing this information. I already had a feeling that the engine would be sufficiently exposed to allow service to the generator, but your experience confirms this. Do you happen to know the exact part number? In ETKA, a lot of different parts are listed, even the water cooled one. There are tiny differences, some related to the position of the terminals and the mounting holes, some related to internal differences.
Michael, thanks for sharing this information. It looks like with complete removal of the bumper, the lock carrier and the components as indicated by SwissW12, I think it is possible to replace a lot of other components as well, including the serpentine belt. This is what I have been dreaming of for so long already.
There ought to be a warning on that photo for those of a nervous disposition!
Wow, that is fascinating information.
It sure is a PITA to take the engine and transmission out (they have to be removed as a unit) - I did that once, it took a week to get it all in and out, just to change a single O-ring in the torque converter.
Michael's car - engine removal
Holy cow
When i had my transmission removed to replace the tourge converter, the engine as not removed. ZF in Zürich also replaces the tourge converter witout removing the engine. Was there a specific reason why you dropped the engine apart from those awsome pictures?
Can I also add how much I like your dealer's hose reel