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been cut once, sprung up over night and started going to seed. front yard, where the city replaced the grass with sod, is a sea of dandy-o-lines that have gone to seed.

usually I can get out and at least start before the rain starts...I think my patience was being tested. enough to fiddle with in the garage in between spits of rain drops

that'll blow the bubble right of that thing!

went out to cut grass. pull lawn mower out of garage, it starts to rain. put lawn mower back in garage. stops raining. pull lawn mower out and put gas in tank. starts to rain. finish tank fill, put lawn mower back in garage. stops raining. take lawn mower out, get it started and manage to finish...

I was thinking a ProStreet version but I'm thinking it has only one rear wheel...guess one BEEG tire in the center and two small skinnines up front. maybe a turbo Subaru engine? do they make a flat six?

^^^^^^^ GRRRR! sorry, not your post YY1 but the 5g post and sign

just my thought and others probably have the correct answer but... do you have a cast iron head? make a template of that boss/area and transfer to the Brodix head. checking the iron head should also tell you how deep it is. just my opinion

oh, I see how it is! trying to one up me so it'll go to your house instead of mine:lol:

I'd say it's a derelict prop left over from some Japanese sci-fi/space movie. maybe even an underwater vehicle? I'd let it sit in my backyard

was Paxton, offered by Mr.Norm. now it's ?

my submission for wagon Wednesday

You are welcome. Thanks for continuing to share your knowledge and tricks of the trade.

and now in Day 2 configuration

you are truly a master craftsman with a die grinder...and seat cutter and valve grinder and...

kinda like the ProStock trucks had, a rear facing scoop works better on a "straight up" style windshield, like,ulp, a Dart, whereas a forward facing scoop works better on a car with a "laid back" windshield. That's a paraphrase from the DC manual on S/S A-bodies...maybe the supplement one.

my wife said her boy cats would just about drag you out of bed if they were not fed on time. guess that is why we've had females so far...

are you sure it's not "get up and feed me"?

pedal only and others with brackets, used on heat sealing machines. pedal only, w/o bracket $10. pedals with brackets: $15 for the shorter ones and $25 for the longest version(the only model with the round foot pad). $5 for the aluminum hump which housed an on/off switch and indicator. shipping...

it's a good thing you live way over there...if we were neighbors, there would be pandemonium in the 'hood. what one couldn't dream up, the other would. OR, we would just sit around and talk about stuff we could build and solve the world's problems.

Duel!

anybody have one of these yet? https://creations.mattel.com/products/hot-wheels-rlc-exclusive-68-plymouth-barracuda-hwf13

don't forget the 351 Cleveland and it's variants

I think it'll buff out...may need a few pads.

^^^^^^!!!!! ME! but I tell my wife, "I am smiling."

me likey Aspen wagon!

yup...with a bit of a lip that can be trimmed-welded-and/or flatened

over revved? or on the limiter?

^^^^ driver: Dr. Demento?

wonder if it would work in a Hornet... Thanks Tom! more sleepless nites ahead wonderingwhat to do!