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is this "The Worms" wagon?

had a set of 9" redrilled, possibly do the same with the 10's. OR-use B-body 10" drum set-up, wider shoes but need to change control arms and such...

NAPA Fleet mechanical end lift model #5-22, 3,000 lb. capacity, 9" lowest setting at lips and 34" at top of lift. raised front end of G30 small block van with it...your arm gets a good work out! Serial # is 22-426 so it may be for Hemi cars only (snicker,snicker). Pick-up only please.

Hey, how 'bout a lift?

tool boxes out tailgating

misc. electric tools

knowing how to fix a screen and having the roller is a good thing with a kitty in the house...I'd use aluminum screen if it would fit the channel. may have to use a smaller spline.

glad you are not close!

^^^^ and the same to all the cat "children" and parents

measures bolt pattern

coulda had one for $500 in 72, needed a clutch. Dad said no so I got a 66 LeMans with 389 tri-power for $125...no 4-speed but had posi 10-bolt

mine is the cheap HF with 2 AA's. maybe I'll upgrade once I can get close enough to the lathe to rewire it. Ya know, new project, new tool.

Thanks for sharing findings on the brakes. I like the helpers work light, use mine more often than not now. Hmm, maybe I could use it to read at night?

seen two in our area or one twice...

is this the brackets used for an A-body power brake booster? A friend did that on his 66 A-body and had issues that I believe he decided was related to the pedal ratio.

That's Awesome!

I identify as a Henry J

some dimensions here but no part numbers: http://www.how-to-build-hotrods.com/engine-dimensions.html

and Mahogany Rush?

Great idea! and of course, I no longer have a supply of pallets...I do have some toppers and crate pieces sitting around. Hmmm, wonder what I can make out of it?

happy Sportabout Saturday afternoon

Aw, sorry he had to leave, seemed like he was content there but glad you found him another home.

back end reminds me of a Henry J...make a great family car, with a few updates

needs a tunnel ram V8 and some beeeg tires in the back

ah, chicken soup! good for what ails ya.

stay hydrated

^^^seeing that, makes me think of this:

get her a bigger lunch box...

I had an old 8-3/4 case that had bearings that were HUGE! the largest bearing for the 742(?) case was the smallest bearing in this one. I believe it was listed for a 60's 383 car.