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Jimmy Stewart's '56 DeSoto from Vertigo

Sawed off the end of a discount store socket rack and used the label maker to create a home for the otherwise rolling-around-loose sockets. I may need those 32nds sockets again someday. I don't think I've used them since the '80s but I'm not getting rid of them.

1967 Marlin

Today, I took a paint pen to my small collection of special service tools and moved them to a set of old brake parts shelves as they were getting too heavy for my Craftsman drawer slides.

USPS efficiency can't be beat.

I fired the parts cannon at the Grand Cherokee hoping to resolve the annoying evap system small leak code. I put in a new PCV while I was at it since it's at 76k miles. What a PITA on a 3.6. I stuck a 3/8 bolt in the end of the new PCV to get enough leverage to twist it in.

Hello from Frederick County

I adapted a Grand Cherokee stop/start system battery into my grandson's toy Jeep.

Same ship 70 years ago.

I downloaded the photo you took of my Stryker Purple '71 (Post 44). Thanks.

I've redone the seats in my Charger a couple of times and transformed the seats in the '55 Plymouth I had from mouse condos into comfortable and presentable. It's definitely doable but it's tedious. 1955 Plaza Suburban · Nov 15, 2016âââSep 26, 2019 ð¸

I replaced the driver side strut rod. I bought the complete control arms, strut rods, k-frame kit from Cap before they sold out to QA1. The original strut rods from Cap had threaded aluminum ends where they attached to the lower control arm. They eventually got boogered up and bent. I bought a...

Headed over to a small local cruise in this past Saturday.

Finished up the wheel polishing. My fingers are sore.

I started the annual PITA of polishing the wheels.

I have a set off of a vinyl top '71. They're not perfect, but they're free in Frederick, MD if you or someone you know can pick them up.

I found a few burnt spark plug boots so I installed a new set of wires. The straight boots made a few plugs a bit difficult, especially #3. But, not a lot of selection for HEI-style wires for Mopar big blocks.

I got tired of the fuel hard line seeming to be in the way of everything and finally switched it for an AN hose.

Lower control arms on the 2012 Grand Cherokee. Right side was easy. Left side was very rusty and slow. Gotta finish up tomorrow.

I think that's the first headlamp washer reservoir I've ever seen.