They must really be workin at Cecil's!

Postby **Barnyard** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:56 pm

Haven't heard anything from those fella's all day.

I guess Cecil is having a great birthday!

Postby **ScottyD'sdad** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 8:03 pm

Yep, worked like dogs! Ed

scotlem · Postby **scotlem** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 8:04 pm

it was a great day, took some pictures but since I didn't go Straight home can't post any pictures

BigBill · Postby **BigBill** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 8:19 pm

Yup I watched them all work and they made me tired too!!!!! I had a GREAT TIME TODAY!!! @ CECILS!!!! I meet with some fellow cub owners who we only know each other by name here now i can put faces to the name. It motivated me today to get going with my restorations(I have many).

Today was great it was carbuerator 101 and changing tires 101 Cecil did a great job instructing and helping everyone. I'm sure the pics will follow. I been to many schools for automotive and carbueration when i was younger and even i learned stuff today too. Your never too old to learn.

All I can say its a good thing we all don't live in the same town for sure it would be wall to wall cubs. If we did it would be called "CUBVILLE" right?(just kidding but its true)

My many thanks to Cecil & Pris for having us today.

sccrooks · Postby **sccrooks** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 9:17 pm

My son Spencer (11) and I were at Cecils today, rebuilt a carb for a 67 lowboy, and had a great time. I learned alot, but not knowing much to begin with created a great opportunity for learning.

During the 3+ hr ride home my son and I talked about what we had seen today and had learned; I realized he took in a great deal from watching and listening. Tomorrow we try the carb!!!!!

I recently got him a 63 Wheelhorse to drive in the Memorial Day parade (at 11 they won't let him drive a Cub) - even though he drives better than me. He told me on the ride home he wants to rebuild the carb on Wheelhorse, and I'm going to let him.

As Cecil and others were working to get a tire mounted, they commented they needed a BFH; I knew exactly what they meant, and was glad when Ed (Scotty's dad) explained to my son that it meant a "Big Fat Hammer".

A great day all around, and agins Happy Birthday Cecil.

/sam

Kit Sumner · Postby **Kit Sumner** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 9:39 pm

Doesn't seem quite fair that the birthday boy was also host to yet another terrific Cubfest at Kinderhook ... but he was and he did (with the help of his gracious lady fair Pris). It was an exciting, productive day with three carburetors rebuilt, a rear Cub tire and tube mounted on its rim, sand-blast demo, welding, and the purr of Cecil's Cubs running.

Cecil and Pris are warm, engaging hosts who always seem delighted to share their home with their appreciative guests. Two cauldrons of delicious vegetable beef soup and fresh baked bread for lunch and two yummy birthday cakes for dessert. A feast to behold and enjoy!

We were fortunate, indeed, to be able to participate with the other 19 attendees to yet another delightful gathering of Cubbers.

Thank you again, Cecil and Pris! Happy Birthday!

ConnectiKIT and Ruth

Joe Malinowski · Postby **Joe Malinowski** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 9:48 pm

Great time at Cecils today. Nice seeing everybody thanks again for opening your house to the group great food and company. Happy birthday Cecil.

greg49 · Postby **greg49** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 10:59 pm

Just wanted to echo the same response that everyone else had at Cecil's minifest on Saturday 2/08.Thank you Cecil and Pris for hosting a really nice gathering of Cub Folks.Brenda and I were warmly greeted by all.We had a great time, and met some of the nicest people. Special thanks to all who helped with that hard old stubborn tire of mine! Bob, I thank you for the downloads and Bren and I will now be looking for the planter disks. Never know where some may turn up.I hope to see everyone at the next Cub happening.We truly had a great day!

Greg

Greg 49

KETCHAM · Postby **KETCHAM** » Sat Feb 16, 2008 11:10 pm

Happy B day Cecil hope ya had a good one!!!!Glad everyone had fun!!Wish I could have been there.Kevin

Postby **ScottyD'sdad** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 6:57 am

Thank you, Cecil and Pris, for having us, to share in your birthday celebrations. Great host and hostess, as usual. Som of the 'OLD GANG', and some new faces.
Thanks, again, Cecil, for sharing your birthday with us. Ed

BigBill · Postby **BigBill** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:24 am

So when and were is the next cubfest in our area?

By the way I purchased some awesome removable red seat covers for my pan seats that were made by a local hard working girl.(Peter Person's daughter) There water proof to keep the seat dry when its left outside. You just remove it and your seat is completely dry. Some of you pan seat owners may want to look into getting one they can keep your butt dry.......

Postby **Bill Hudson** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 3:00 pm

Bill,

For all the Cubfests, look here http://farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=25685

I'm waiting for my Gore Tex seat cover. :cry:

Bill

batty54 · Postby **batty54** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:31 pm

Thanks, Cecil&Pris for another great time and excellent food. Heard some good stories and had fun, didn't even get dirty this time.
Carl

Postby **Cecil** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 6:51 pm

Thanks all for the kind words. We had a great time as usuall and looking forward to the next event here. A minifest in August.

Postby **Peter Person** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 9:37 pm

Bill (TAMU '78) wrote:Bill,

For all the Cubfests, look here http://farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=25685

I'm waiting for my Gore Tex seat cover.

Bill

Bill, Emily will have the next batch (including yours, rjmac's, and a few others) into production this week.
Her mother was pleasantly surprised and impressed that she sold out the 1st batch.

Peter

Farmall Cub

They must really be workin at Cecil's!

They must really be workin at Cecil's!

Cecils

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Cecils

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