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Any updates on the picture issues?

Pictures??

He's just a troll...........thinking about dumping this thread into the trash since he ain't adding any positive info at all...

Hoods, doors, trunk lids are easy to warp with that kind of pressure. I would call Brut Mfg and ask for the pressure specs for that unit. The cfm will vary a bit with the nozzle, but I'll bet the max pressure is less than 200 psi. https://brutmfg.com/product/pressure-fed-abrasive-sand-101h/

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.[Still fighting the gravitational pull out here]. Someday, it will get fixed.

The inspector stamp may mean the car was assembled @ Lynch Road - my '68 RR has that stamp. My St Louis '68-'69 cars didn't/don't have that stamp.

Procar by Scat. Seat tracks didn't line up with factory holes in floor. This was taken before the new seat belts and lower mounting bracket was installed further back than these.

Transmission issues too. This guy explains it so it’s easy to understand.

This was as good as it got in kentucky last night. Still better than nothing. The northern lights are the only thing I miss about Minot.

Murphy Rebels and Elites.

the OP or ECS ?, I assume the OP Just here to stir the pot... maybe trying to get some street cred :jackoff:

Hood is complete with inserts $600.00.

And 'what's' his name hasn't been back in how long!!?? :rofl: :thumbsup: :lol:

What airframe are these for?

I'm not talking about the word Craftsman in giant letters, anyone can read that. But even those big letters are fuzzy. I'm on my PC now and still can't make out the words under Craftsman or the others clearly. But they are easy to read on the image I uploaded.

A lot of problems are fixed when you repair the ground as most people look at power only

Throwing away more junk....what's not for scrap is in the trash can. Slow process since I have a hard time throwing stuff away :(

No, it allows the beer cans to exit the truck bed more easily. I used to live in Texas. :) An open tailgate also allowed a large toolbox to fall out in front of traffic in Fort Worth. What a mess.