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Thanks for the reply, Tod. That was my plan if no one had heard of him on here. The reason I'm talking to him is because he was the only one willing to trade work on the Dart for my '67 Belv project.

Hi everyone: has anyone heard of Glen Stein at K&K Iron Works in Squamish? I am thinking of trading him my 67 Belvedere for some work on my 72 Dart. All opinions/experiences, good or bad, will be very much appreciated. Here is his ad out of Kijiji: K&K Iron Works is located in Squamish...

Hi everyone: has anyone heard of Glen Stein at K&K Iron Works in Squamish? I am thinking of trading him my 67 Belvedere for some work on my 72 Dart. All opinions/experiences, good or bad, will be very much appreciated. Here is the ad out of Kijiji: K&K Iron Works is located in Squamish...

Anybody going to Qualicum tomorrow?

Not that I'd mind having a bridge or tunnel to the mainland. At $100 for a ferry ride, it makes travelling a pain. Does tend to keep the riff-raff out though.

LOL. You can't call PEI an island anymore Grassy. They got a bridge now. :bootysha: :-D

Hi everyone. Can anyone recommend a machine shop/engine builder on the island (the closer to Courtenay the better)? anyone I should definately stay away from? Thanks

Man, it's damp around here. :toothy2: Courtenay, BC

I know that any veh not purchased in BC req a safety. After the first one the veh is good forever. You can't even title an out-of-prov project car in BC without a safety, which kinda makes it not a proj any more. If your veh qualifies, you can get collector veh insurance for cheap. Here's the...

I'm sure Scamper will jump all over this, but........If Scamper doesn't want it, I'm interested. What did you want for the cam and chain? Hey Mike, if Scamper doesn't take it, can I get the lift instead? Please. Of course I'll throw some gas money your way.

LOL, I know what you mean. When we start saying it's wet here in BC you know it's "build an Ark" WET.

or this one. http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/cto/1474962729.html

Just a thought, but if you could drag this home for about $6-700, you could part out the rest and maybe keep the 360 for free. I'd do it if I lived on the mainland. http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/1470276664.html

This Website has lot's of options: http://www.movecars.com/toc/find/#canada-us I myself used SeaRail to move a non-runner from Moncton, NB to Courtenay, BC. I know.... sounds like it moved in the wrong direction, but that's another story. It took awhile, but it got here. Price was competitive.

Be careful with UPS Standard shipping to Canada. What you don't see on their web site is the huge brokerage fee they charge COD. If you Google it, you'll find many examples on the net. I have been burned (once!) when ordering Harley parts and will not use UPS again. Here are a couple of...

Anyone going? http://www.cvclassiccruisers.com/events/events.html Nigel

All right. Thanks guys. Off to the post office on Monday then I guess.

I have to send a US$ money order down to another member in Oregon and I don't want it to be a hassle for him to cash it. Any advice on how to do this? Do I just go to the Post Office or my Bank? I have never had to send a money to the US before. Thanks Nigel