Recent content by abdywgn

thought you were going to say Chicago

maybe just for a bit in November...

I used the "stock" replacement Cloyes 340 chain...as mentioned above, got about 6 months out of it. however, I did get real good at changing the chain quickly.

just now? we've got some at $4.29...if you drive 10 miles south it's 3.85.

got this from a buddy so long ago I'm sure we've changed area codes since then. he scavenged parts, put it together, I got it from him to put in my garage. welll, I did put it IN the garage, just never installed or wired it. so, before I break a tube, somebody come and get it and you worry about...

valve grinder

definitely have to go to the Plymouth, MN location!

Wile E. Coyote's favorite place to shop: https://www.acmetools.com/about-us.html may have to make it a vacation destination some year...

I'll take the blue wagon please...

practical and common sense, living within your means or the other example is "I owe, I owe, so off to work I go..."

Hi Kota

WOW! That is outstanding! I hope the seats don't hide it and people see it when they look the car over. Neat!

Looks good! Just keep puttering and before you know it, the bank account is empty but the car is done and running.

Speedaire compressor, 1/2 hp 80 lb max pressure. motor hums when plugged in, doesn't know rest of the song. tapped tank top, bottom and sides with ball peen hammer and didn't notice any difference. can't say the tank is rust free, but I didn't put a hole in it or hear a dull thud. IF I had room...

Like 'em both! You can't possibly work on cars...the garage is way too neat:lol: What's in the '47?