I had a hard time not commenting. I did point out the double+ recommended torque and the fact he got his specs from AI on the internet.
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For that juke I could justify it, as there was a lot of sentimentality that went along with it.
The one I'm going to be working on this winter? I'm not sentimental about it at all, and given how much I think this is going to cost, I'm currently running through some options in my head.
How many do you have?
Oh, that thread! Yeah, I caught that one as well, particularly the AI screenshot....I had a hard time not commenting. I did point out the double+ recommended torque and the fact he got his specs from AI on the internet.
Good morning ya bunch of stinky old farts, I fit right in.
Sister-in-law called last night and looks like me and my son are flying to Yuma Arizona the first week in December.
Sister is going to fly home and me and my boy will bring the motorhome and trailer back to Washington.
Then I'll drive out next spring and sort out my brothers mess. Kinda like what Scott went through.
Sister-in-law called last night and looks like me and my son are flying to Yuma Arizona the first week in December.
Sister is going to fly home and me and my boy will bring the motorhome and trailer back to Washington.
Then I'll drive out next spring and sort out my brothers mess. Kinda like what Scott went through.
Safe trip !
I'm down to two now. Or rather, two working ones.
And I have enough parts in the shop in the basement to build at least two more 1448's like this one (picture swiped off the interwebs):
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Sounds like a lot of driving......but at least it's not this weekend!
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Dukey wears a tie?
You're a good egg, Fred.
It'll be a chore for sure. I hope you can tell stories while you're going through things.
Getting just the radio bezel in the car done was going to cost $150.
Looks like 73 Challenger
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The whole caroming thing is what led me to start powder coating my bumpers. Once I discovered powder coating I never looked back. RIP Lena
I had about a grand in 2 bumpers and 4 bumper guards on my 66 Dart. That was 10+ years ago.
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Well, we ALL do stupid stuff. The trick is owning it. He had no intention. That's what makes him a dumbass. He's not gonna learn from it. May he continue his way forward through broken car parts.I had a hard time not commenting. I did point out the double+ recommended torque and the fact he got his specs from AI on the internet.
Lots of stories to tell Chris, mostly with the 59 Vette. I did the bodywork and paint on it when I was a teen and it's been in the garage ever since. Also stories about the 30 Ford A convertible he has.
I have been wondering about the chrome paint.
Its Tighty Tuesday!
It was some good entertainment.
Well crap this new computer and where it's hiding my downloaded files is kicking my butt. Took lots of pics on my trip to Friday Harbor yesterday, guy had a lot of toys/racecars/nice cars. Here's one with nicely rechromed bumpers, only could find 2 of the 5 pics I downloaded dang it!
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