Oh no, not again!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Six hours in shop, 4 on the book. Column had to come out for to cut it. Only a little dent in frame for clearance.
Was more difficult installing column than removing. And pulled the remains of clutch pedal too. The previous owners were hacks.
My day is done.
My day is done.
Just got the new lights installed in the family room.....
What was the "Vehicle du jour?". Still the Jeep?
Waiting for parts for the Jeep. Working on a 2023 Chevy pick up with a dent in the rear box side. Got it fixed and in primer today.
Hey Frank. Not sure if you have need for it or not but I just got a brand-new HEI Distributor for an older Chevy straight 6 the boss was going to throw away. I'll send it to you if you can use it...
Cheers to you.
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Man just got done with the back reading. For a bunch of old farts and one young lady this group gets more done in a day than most folks do all week. Makes me tired just reading all of the stuff that gets done!
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I been rubbing on this Garand for I think hours. When they say “ya need to rub one out” not sure this is what they meant! My arms are shot, I was switching arms switching hands and never could figure out how to pick up a stroke. Steel wool dust everywhere!
Shook up but doing ok.
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Mine are sore as well and covered in steel wool dust. Not sure why I did not put on a pair of gloves. Being my typical shoot then aim self.
Was trying to find any reports but nothing. Glad he’s okay. Any pics of the aftermath
1320 has more video and an interview with the driver.
I'm covered in Bondo dust and primer but a nice drink at the end of the day makes everything better.
Good Afternoon All! Came home for work sick, see told you I hated going to Redmond lol! Just some nausea and headache, feel better after I crashed for 2-3 hours. In the backread Congrats @Sublime one's son, that's a great feeling! Sucks about the flat tho, if it was mine I'd have lost some beet juice! Lastly I have been slow posting pics of my trip, this morning didn't seem to be the right time with the terrible news about the plane crash but if you backread you will see I posted some of sellers coffee sign and shop : )
I didn't have much time to hang out on purchase day but after the bank we went to his house to copy title, bill of sale etc.. Here's some pics of his Cuda, it's a 383 stroked and I think around 650 Hp, it was clean, wiring very meticulous etc. On his tires he sanded the lettering down and put a stencil kit of some sort over the top, going for a look and I think he achieved it
He had 3 Ramchargers, this was the cleanest, think an 89 but not 100%
Here's a couple of shop pics, think I may have already posted. The bike is an all numbers matching and I guess the pipe is rare? It's a 1977
Some pics of my new to me 88, have WA plates but in no rush to put on lol! I filled the tank in Susanville CA and made it to Cottage Grove OR so that surprised me.
Awesome
Putting it on a rack Monday, the lift has caused a castor issue, not enough positive I think, shims should fix but don't want to guess the degrees.
Congratulations to him John!
Looks like Chris is going to be on his back staring at the ceiling a lot.
She’s gorgeous! Congratulations!
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Sweeeeeeet!
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