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Jim, I just saw your comment on one of my pictures.. sorry it's taken me awhile to reply. Actually this is the Ford Expedition Red.... I think 2002 or '03 time frame. It's a tri-coat process... base, mid, and then clear. I still might be able to get you the actual numbers if your...

Very nice.... I like it! I'm glad I could inspire! This looks like a display at Lowes! I like the angled approach.. for it reduces the overall depth! Nice Job! :prayer: I too have a "corded" saws-all... but didn't think to incorporate this into my shelving system.. Maybe this weekend.

By the way, you can still use your peg board using this system. Just put it in a frame with the hanger bracket attached.... Then move it alone the wall wherever you want it. Lets see.... I now have to travel to Mich and then swing by KS.... Looks like I'll have a busy summer!

RustyRatRod - Here is how it works.. This is why you can then move all your tools around. Nothing is physically mounted/screwed together, it just hangs based on gravity and the 45 cleat. I also mounted one to my existing Wrench holder.

I have an interesting shop tool organization system that you may be interested in... I've been working to try to get my garaged organized for some time now.. and still not even close. I have a small, one and half car workshop, and was jumping from one project to another and things got out of...

72Dodge -- To be honest... you won't have an issue with heat buildup. The metal will get warm to hot if you hit one spot and really work the disc. But like any sanding/stripping process, you'll be moving the sander/grinder and therefore no real heat like a flapper disc or even a grinding disc...

I have stripped many a part and full cars with these! They’ll strip layers of paint, decals, pinstripes, old bondo, seamseal, everything right down to bare metal!! They work great and even though they look extremely rough/aggressive, they do nothing to the metal underneath! I stock up on...

Guys, New member chiming in... Love the site and really like the community thus far. Great information and a lot of knowledge. Throwing out a couple picts of my ride! '64 Dart GT Convertible - custom paint, custom interior, everything else original (V8-273, push-button automatic, and...

Guys, I've got a radiator in transit now... Thanks much for all the great advice on this topic! Personally, I thought this would be an easy swap with another vehicle from similar year(s), but the advice that I received here proved otherwise. Hence the challenge that I was facing. Better yet...

Rick, Good to know that you can build me one... I don't necessarily care about the Chrysler part numbers or logos... but 6 to 8 weeks is a bit long. I want to drive this this summer! By the way, my dimensions don't line up with yours.... Mine measures out right around 19" wide (almost 22"...

Based on Oklacarcollecto's post... I hit Champions website... They do have a '64 Dart 273 All Aluminum 19" Radiator! If you don't care about originality and want to drop in a shiny aluminum version they got it! And it's reasonably priced in my opinion...

Disparately seeking a '64 Dart 273 Radiator (#2445656), automatic, not AC! Have been looking feverishly and no luck! YearOne does not carry one for '64. Is there a compatible make/model/year that would expand my search? I think this is listed as a 19" x 22" radiator in size? Maybe someone...

Guys, I'm a new member to the site and really like the community thus far. Great information and a lot of knowledge. Throwing out a couple picts of my ride! '64 Dart GT - custom paint, custom interior, everything else original (V8-273, push-button automatic, and naturally no AC - It's a...

I'm looking for a radiator for a 64 Dart 273-V8, Automatic, no AC... Is the 22" radiator compatible? What year Dart did it come out of? I don't need the shroud. Can you send picts? Feel free to PM me. Thanks