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@Redhelmet come out to Spring Fling show and swap on April 20th and look in the swap meet for parts. Spring Fling 36 Apr 20 & 21, 2024 Van Nuys CA -info & roll call

I lucked out so much they were only a 7 minute drive from my house. I saw these Chinese specials https://www.amazon.com/8MILELAKE-Truck-Front-Wheel-Alignment/dp/B07JP91QWH/?tag=fabo03-20

I have those same ones but with the degree pointer: 25-140-P Quality Passenger Mild Steel Pointer Plate - Black Mine do not slip. I'd have a tough time paying $600 for set of them. They are pretty basic tools, but lot of metal $ to them. I see some Chinese ones on Amazon. Easy for me to say...

Yes, that image is one that Goodyear gave out. But this one is some sort of copy that was given to Bob Tarozzi (AAR Team Manager) and hung in Bob's personal office. That's why it's got that matte finish. I have one of the original posters also. These are some parts Bob designed for Keith Black...

Finished my office a year ago. That’s Bob Tarozzi’s Hurst jacket when he work with Hurst to develop the Hemi Super Stock cars.

We don’t get rain here either. But there is always moisture (sweating) under my rubber walkway mats in the garage. don’t assume anything. A ruined coating job is too costly How to Moisture Test your Concrete or Garage Floor | All Garage Floors

Also make sure there is a moisture barrier under the concrete. the installer I talked to said he puts down a moisture tent on the concrete to measure how much moisture is coming out of slab. If too much, he recommended not coating it.

it was a circle track guy getting rid of extra stuff. Also, with the rim clamp adapter, we really needed bungee cords to tie it down good. The weight of the gauge and you needing to press button would make it come off. Also, just since your doing adjustments and work, you tend to bump it

I thought I did decent on some heavy Turn Plates with degrees and zero back adjuster. IIRC, $75

That's the one I use Careful. The instructions are sorta hard to follow. It gets confusing when you zero out the caster measurement. You have to relearn it every time you use it. I think a regular analog Longacre bubble gauge with caster might be easier to set up and actually quicker. I got...

Old lube cans and vintage Mopar nascar stuff...

i noticed that one too. Nice Thanks for the additional info

Thanks! I didn’t look at the completed auctions. from eBay ad: @Sublime one was your like a flag? Or was it printed on paper?

Was there a particular vendor selling those ? Or was it an event poster or something?

Where did you get that "Shutdown" poster?

Got those. When they went sale for 39.95 for the two pack. they have a hook. The handle has a magnetic strip in it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DZ5K6S7/?tag=fabo03-20

Nice ! IMHO, batteries are the key to solar. Many power companies are going to Time Of Use billing. So they will be paying less for power fed back to grid when it’s less needed (during middle of day when everyone has peak solar) . Then you can save the power in your battery and use it at...

It's an example. Something to get familiar with the basics of a single line drawing. Shows expectations and shows expensive electrical engineer or otherwise isn't always required just to produce this drawing. We don't know the details of his system enough to draw what he really has anyways.

Here's and example of a "single line" electrical drawing for a system with a generator and transfer switch. It's not rocket science in theory. But physical installation will take some expertise though. The PE (Professional Engineer) Stamp in lower right corner is only needed when you are...

Sounds like you have one 400A ? main meter panel. Then two 200A sub panels? The "make or break" transfer switch for a backup generator typically goes right after the meter. But you should consult your electrical company for particulars. Here's some verbiage some electric companies have for...

Check your power company rules. They typically have a published public document like an Electrical Service Requirements. And search their website for “Generator switch” Rules here are a mechanical switch that can only connect between Power Company OR generator. Never both at same time...

I got mine for Xmas 1984. Has mechanical sweep throttle. Only upgrade is a AE ball bearing kit. Bottom gold anodizing only has few scrapes at front near bumper. Might have original tires. wow looked on eBay… seems like $350-$450 good condition with a few dreamers with $750 bin. Just for car...

That’s really cool. And sturdy with the aluminum backing. … looks a little lonely up there.

where did you get that “Plymouth Makes It” banner?

Yes it’s a Gold Chassis. Does that mean something? Is that more collectible? I have the original box, instructions, everything that came with it in great to perfect condition. The box is too big to fit in my shelf. So it put the smaller R12 box up.

I got this 6-car one with opening door for around $100 shipped on Amazon. But it’s gone up to $120.

Working on cleaning the garage. Got my office done this spring though.

I got this 3 pack on sale at Costco for $19.95 about the size of a deep 3/4” socket. i can keep one in car and charge with USB port. Swivel head and strong magnet is really handy. All aluminum, even the lens bezel. Way more light than my huge old 4 D-Cell Maglite. I got this rechargeable...

I’ve got under $20 tied up on all these. About 5-3 years ago Sears was winging deals on their online site. the red one is 72 tooth. I think someone sells a re-label of this the nice chrome one feels more fine tooth. But not sure of the number

I like to use the radiator hose pick to get into tight corners. the bull-nosed off automatic center punch is in background