Search results for query: *

Wife wasn't home for this...

I use the young fellas old bedroom for a parts room All the stuff in there is brand new or refurbished 4 shelving units in there now But I’m gradually emptying it out, more space on the shelves these days I promised the wife I would do the house over when the car is finished Poor woman lol

Thanks KoolBee! I marked everything with center punch marks. Caps, locks, bearing capture nuts. Everything. Rechecked the backlash, pinion preload, and the gear pattern. Everything seem to come out perfect or at least the same as before I started. I can't believe the comparison on the gear tooth...

Dah!

Nice ride my man! welcome aboard!

Yes the more the merrier. I found that table spoon did beautifully in the curve of the rear wheel wells. Just warm the metal till the undercoating starts to soften up. It will scrape right off. So much debate over whether your putting to much heat to the metal??? Just need to warm the metal. No...

Yes! They are great for that. Just stood there with propane torch a selection of scrapers and a wire brush and scotch pads. Did the whole underside of my 70 Charger in about 12 hours. With the odd beer break. :drinks: I collected a rounded 5 gallon bucket full of undercoating! I have stated it...

Where are you digging these up at? Just internet finds?? Doing great by the way!

When mine was "perfectly balanced" she could sit anywhere on the 360* That's when she was empty. Mine has the locking wheel (sprocket cog) you can see it in the top photo. I only had the one. But there was jamb bolts on both ends to help steady her. I never used them only when I took her home...

So at 3 o'clock, the car is right on it's side? Door handle straight up? And at 6 o'clock, the roof would be right down. Correct? From what I think your saying, It sounds like its top heavy. Therefore needed to be lowered. Just do it in little steps and retry. Try not to be in a hurry. I know...

Sure. I wouldn’t mind taking a look

Only one thing better than having your own mill, is a buddy with a mill. Mine sits there for months without any use But it is nice to have one

The big Marquis needs a set of Texas Longhorns on there.

Thanks Mike. Figured why not?? Have the lathe and the mill, why not use them. Where the studs are is on a flat. Hence the mill part. Took me longer to clean up than it did to make them. lol

My version of a spanner wrench for the carrier bearing adjusters,

Well today was the day. Well to tear down my original differential any way. Marked every thing on it I could. Right down to the bolts and locks. Documented the adjuster positions and thread reveal. Once she was apart and cleaned up a bit more, it was time for blasting. Another page out Wayne's...

Do what you do. For you. Never mind the naysayers. Carry on!

Geez That is the name of the song lol I had to google it

“A horse with no name” Now what was the name of that song?

All I can say is I’m a lucky man. Still going Pop died when he was 56, I’m 56 now hopefully see 66. Getting old. Not there yet. Others would think otherwise. lol