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Jake had a Yankee screwdriver.....

But I ain't gonna say any different! I'm just glad she doesn't wear her hair that way these days....

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Where in California? I might know a guy.... He's got probably a dozen rear seats, some A/B & E

After you set the height and drive it, the height will change, so don't get too exact the first time. I believe they measure to the torsion bar socket. I worked at a shop and they had a tool that clipped over these sockets and they extended out to the lower ball joint. It was a nice tool...

I have some 'drill points' for Yankee Automatic Drills. Anyone know what the YAD's are?

Happy birthday and many more!!

Up here in Ontario, Shackelton Auctions run a lot of farm and estate auctions, mainly online. Sometimes, nice cars come up for sale on their site, as older collectors either pass away, or reduce their collections. The sold prices are generally well below what you see at larger "Professional"...

They would have to be a little narrower at the least, right??

Awesome birds. This is mine.

There's been a lot of other people also refer to mm when tatlking about belts. Sounds like you know a hell of a lot more about measurements than I do. I hope I can find the pictures of the cutting heads-people would be able to understand the belt a lot better.

I told you guys this will be me in ten years...

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I modified it a few years back to add a back-up camera. Not a clear enough image with the convertible top so I want to go back to stock.

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Have you priced one lately? Then other options if found will be welcomed IMO.

If P-38 and P-39 got together, and had a baby! LOL

^^These little bastard flickers love to do that.^^