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It’s an hour from me so I am not aware of the after hours activities, but I can say it is a quality show and getting bigger and better every year.

Assuming the “ new” ones are in good shape I don’t see any problems. One thing you may want to consider is foam being compressed over the years. If it’s just compressed and not crumble ish. You can have some one inch thick foam on hand and add it to the top of the seat. Use spray adhesive...

Happy belated Herb

That’s a great reminder. I always had one in the trunk of my classic mopars over the years , but for whatever reason got away from doing that

That looks like a great car function. Thanks for the info. BTW Is that town near Dickinmuth ?!

Welcome aboard I got my 76 b100 a few months ago It was a good thing I did. I was almost to the point of sitting in a lazy boy all day watching tv. I needed the distraction as well.

I was pretty much thinking that same thing. I doubt selling one or two cars for a decent profit is going to warrant an audit from the irs. Let’s hear from the folks who this happened to if any.

I really don’t see why anyone would feel the urge to inject politics into posts about the automotive hobby, but yes ,it does happen it just feels so out of place to me.

I was probably lucky to have such an honest guy for a bank manager.

That account you move it to should be in another bank institution because as I said , if it’s in the same bank , they can get their hands on it. That is what the bank manager told me and that is what I did.

Sorry for the mess you’re dealing with. I’m wondering if someone replaced the fusible link with a fuse.

A lot of pretty funny ones in there!

15 years ago I sold a 68 gtx convertible for 65k. The out of state buyer was to wire money to my bank account. Being that this would be like a nest egg for me, I started doing homework. Checked with my bank manager on any possible way problems with bank wires and he described them as being...

A wise decision sir.

Anything to get out of the hell hole house

We used on connection s of aluminum and copper together.

I think the name that was used was pentrox.

Yeah I’ll do that. I remember from days working as a union construction electrician a compound with a similar name. I think it was nolox or close to that. Everyone on the job had a different name for it. I suspect a brand name probably.

What corrosion inhibiting compound do you recommend?

What corrosion inhibiting compound do you recommend?