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Give it hell, those old 318 are tough. Sold a old 75 power wagon I had to a guy, he just wanted the sheet metal. I told him the engine was good, he doubted me since it had not been started for two years. He later called me and he said he dumped some gas down the carb, put in a fresh battery...

Zero luck with Autometer, had 3 of them go bad now. I dont know what is going on with them, unless it is todays fuel. Every one of them have stuck and will not go back to zero.

I wish momma and baby-to-be to be healthy.

I was going to suggest deck/porch paint, it tends to hold up pretty good.

If everything would have worked from the start, you would already be bored with it, and looking for another project.

Just read the entire thread, this car is a full time job.

I would be very interested if it was not across the country.

Yes the old Kanawa Valley strip is opening this year. Plus there was a new one that opened up in Logan Co. last year. Sad thing is both are about a 2.5 hr trip for me, but not complaining for having somewhere to race in WV.

You will use that fork lift more than you think.

Vacuum bag parts will increase strength, because it removes gasses, and compacts the part better. Good CF parts are made in an autoclave, by vacuum bagging, then the chamber applies pressure to compact the fibers.

That stove will make some heat. I can see the black smoke comming out the chimmley now when you put some lunkers on. The secret is to keep coals hot to start the fire the next day.

Its going to look great again.

I ordered my last set of whitewalls, 14" from Walmart, I remember the price was not that bad.

I think you will get around 450 at the tires.

Really nice looking truck.

Nothing wrong with good biscuits and gravy. Make the gravy out of the sausage grease, good old brown gravy, not the commercial white gravy crap.

I think you can do it, converter and gears will make the track times, but the sad thing its really not going to be enjoyable on the street. When I think gears, its around a 4.30 or maybe at least a 4.10.

The Goodyear's are trailer tires.

I put the Goodyear's on my camper, no issues with them. Most likely my car trailer will get the same tires.

Nice trailer.

I am listening, my car trailer tires are getting wore down.

Oh hell no, at least I was still on the 2 lane road, and the was an oil and gas place, I did it on their gravel parking lot.

I had to take a buffer to the side of the trailer to get the black marks off.

Damn Carlisle radials, had one blow on my camping trailer, about 2 miles from home leaving to go camping. The tires were less than 2 years old, destroyed my fender, shoved the heater into the cabin, and took out the steps. One tire did alot of damage. I even checked the air pressure before...

I work with carbon fiber every day, where I work we manufacture aircraft parts. The way we dispose of rolls of carbon fiber pre-preg, is to un-roll them, in the parking lot. Let the sun cure the material, cut the material up with scissors, and in the dumpster it goes. Legal way of disposing of...

I hope the pup is ok. I feel you pain, kids kinda adopted a stray cat that started hanging around our house. A very loving little feller. But he loved fighting other cats, and normally was on the loosing end. One day he came in with his eye all tore up. That cost me $750 to have his eye...

He had a bunch of Hudsons, my favorite was a 1929, it was a sweet original. That car would cruise down the interstate at 70 mph, not breaking a sweat. It had to of had some kind of od in it from the factory.

A guy I used to work for loved Hudsons. He pulled a twin H out of a car, and put it in a Hudson pickup.

Be safe out there.

I just read this from start to finish, keep up the good work.