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Right there with ya Straightening those body lines

Bigger is always better if you have the space. I use mine to compress the springs in clutch packs when working on transmissions.

That gross bitch in the commercial that puts it under her boobs, in her buttcrack, and other places we dont want to know about. Yeah man, she needs a pressure washer shower.

Is your dog handsomer than mine?

Painted the inside of the trunk, and have been working on the crease line in the quarters for a couple days. Its a little tricky getting two gently curved surfaces to meet in a line that is also slightly curved.

Coolest car at the post office. Dog was ignoring me

Thanks, yeah the two bucket or partition bucket thing , what is that for? Dip in one side and wring it out in the other? I did buy a roll of microfiber towels at wally world.

Have you tried the rinseless method? I watched a couple videos, apparently you need to buy a sprayer to apply it, let it soak, then dip a sponge in the bucket to wash, then dry the whole car with a towel. Maybe using distilled water there would be no need to towel it off?

Painted the trunk interior yesterday, so today I am making the package tray and trunk divider to seal it off and keep it clean in there, such a PIA I dont want to do it again!

Hold my beer and watch this......

Sent you a PM thanks Kevin

I like the potato one bwaaahaha

Hey but seriously folks I saw a sale add up here for a 76 Plymouth Arrow somebody put a 360/727 in and never finished. It was cheap too .

Hey thanks for the info bud

Coming together nicely! Where did you get the leaf spring overhaul parts? I have mine apart and soaking now.

Is there a market for Transvestellites? Maybe this should be in the political forum.

I will drive mine over if you will! The traffic there scares me

How bout a nice 4 wheel drive monster Dart/ General lee- its for sale! [No- its not mine] [

Not trying to start an argument, just pointing out that it needs to be wired correctly. Carry on.

I have not had good experiences with those neoprene heim joint boots on my offroad stuff, they let in dust but being on pavement all the time would help considerably. I coat them good with Hyper-lube because it stays in there the longest.