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One of my car club buddies in currently building a '64 Fury that still has the original HH-1 'Sandalwood' paint. The paints in good shape so he's going to keep the original. 6.1 Gen 3 Hemi is now under the hood. I still have one of the spouts that I first bought back in the late '60s. Also a...

Gotta save those trees! Thanks for all you and your team are doing. Those giant trees are a treasure.

Be careful and safe up in Yosemite. Thank you for all you do.

Looks good in red! What color was it supposed to be painted?

You might even try some toothpaste. It's a fairly mild abrasive.

Amazon.com prices go sky high for out-of-print books. It's their common practice. I suggest you try anywhere else to try and find this book.

Even a .22 at 3AM sounds like "Shock and Awe". Don't ask how I know.

1968 Plymouth Barracuda Parts | MF1742 | 1962-74 Mopar Dash Switch Bezel Nut Tool | Classic Industries And if you're looking for new bezels... 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Parts | 1887603 | 1960-73 Mopar A,B,E-Body Switch Retainer Nut - Various Applications | Classic Industries

That never would have worked on my old '77 Ford F250. Because of the designers wet-dream of a design, the oil drain plug was located right in the center of the crossmember that covered the twin I-beam front axles. Whenever you removed the drain plug to drain the oil, the oil would run in four...

...and here I thought you were talking about these: Large Industrial HVLS Ceiling Fans, Floor & Wall Mount Fans | Big *** Fans®

No pic, but I'll try to describe it well enough. Built my first 8-foot long workbench in my 2-car garage when I moved into the house years ago. Built it in the front corner of the garage with 2x4s ledgers lag-bolted through the drywall directly into the wall studs. Then built a framework that...

Hey gdrill, read down further into the article. Article says retail price will be $5999 once the company starts production in 2017. Still steep for a hobbyist, but decent price for small business repair or fab shop.

Here you go! A 17/64 ignition wrench: http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/tools/Ratchets-Sockets/Wrenches2/3122-ignition-wrench-17-64-x-19-64

Check out http://www.eastwood.com/extra-large-view-welding-helmet.html and take a look at theirs. Looks like a good deal for the price and great reviews. Big window too.

Perfect for making rivets!

Looks good! But also looks like you're going to have an "automatic floor wash" when it rains. Leave the back door open so the water just flows on through!

Here's something from 2007... http://toolmonger.com/2007/09/07/eastwoods-tilt-a-car/

Yeah, but if it rains or snow a lot us tall people will be breathing last! LOL

I've got the same creeper shown in the photo and love it. It's plenty strong to hold me and comfortable enough to take a nap in under the car if you get bored with what you're doing or just need to get out of the house for awhile and gonna use 'gotta work on the car' as an excuse - lol. The tool...

Does it really have a thinner wall or does it just appear to be thinner because since a 12-pt socket has twice as many points it doesn't have the thick wall where the flat is located? I bet if you mike them you'll find they both have the same outside diameter. Which also leads to the question...

I'm 6'3". My ex was 5'4". Years ago I made the mistake one day of telling her the top of the refrigerator was dusty. Her response: "If it bothers you, clean it"

How about http://www.optimabatteries.com/us/en/shop/charger/digital-400/? It's in your price range. They also have another one with more features, but outside your price range... http://www.optimabatteries.com/us/en/shop/charger/digital-1200/

Great job on both design and build. Now that's a great idea!

On family truck/camper vacations I always carried enough tools to do a side-of-the-road tune-up if necessary, enough oil to do an oil change, and a gallon of coolant. Of course that wasn't with a classic Mopar. If it was I sure would have added a ballast resister.

Very nice! Stupid me for not yet using this system in my own garage. The French Cleat system is the same way I hung the oak mantle over my fireplace in the living room.

That ought to take care of the aluminum cans for recycling!

Check eBay. There's a used group of 6 various sizes on there closing today - current bid is $32.10 for all 6. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vise-Grip-Lot-Vtg-Peterson-Vise-Grip-10CR-10R-10WR-5WR-No-7-Vise-Grips-Lot-/321054113977?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ac05100b9 There's also some other...

Bought my first Craftsman toolset in '69. Bought my Craftsman rollaway and topbox when I bought my house back in '72 and been loading it with Craftsman stuff since then. Prefer the older Craftsman stuff - lasts forever. Still have my grandfathers tap and die set in the wooden box it came in...

Craig, here's some pics from the US Car Tool website Looks simple enough. Let me know how it works out. We used the 4-wheel one that was made by Dutch Bros. (I don't think they're in business anymore) on one of our club builds a couple of years ago. Worked really slick.

Nice job! That's something your son will remember for years to come. Great to have a father/son project like that to get you started on the next one.