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Haha! I get the same seranade from Charlie twice a day. Get off your dead *** Dad, it's time for food!

Interesting results. What car were these on?

I retired at 59-1/2 which was 10 years ago. I made similar calculations on my pension which I could take then, but it was cut by 18% because I took it six years before their "retirement age" of 65. I also had a part time side gig that I worked for the next 8 years or so that paid all my bills...

Snooze time for me and Tater.

Wow. That's one fine looking little guy. Thanks for giving him a home.

We didn't have any rich kids where I grew up. We were all "OK" on the good side, to a bit less than that for some families. The coolest car in high school was a kid in my class that had an Olds 442. It was either green with gold accents or the other way around. It was a beauty, one I've not...

JFC............how can anyone be so stupid and still be alive?

I feel your pain. I have 17K in parts sitting on the shelf to upgrade a 2K car. Which will never be worth what I have in it. But I don't care and it will be soooooo cool when it's done.

Damn - love that wagon! I was hot on the trail of a 70 (dead end trail) when I found my 72. I'd have a dozen of them if I had room/time/money.

Excellent! Doncha just love seeing their squinty little eyes all glazed over? It's starting to cool off over here, time to get back on the traps. I got a pair of two-fers a month ago, first time ever.

I think the spring re-arch guy I knew about retired. I ordered a new set from General Spring. Espo is also a g[d source if you want new ones.

Howdy Folks! It's time to get working on my 72 Coronet Wagon. For background, this is an all-original survivor car that's going to get some updates and upgrades, but nothing radical. It's a 318 car and will stay that way, being used as a just a fun car and cruiser. First project is to replace...

Just a lil' freezing rain from last winter :) . Slicker than snot on a doorknob. I wanted to get to the shop for a beer (that's where the keg lives). It was many dicey minutes to get over there where of course I kept the shoe cleats for walking on this stuff.

Agreed, I wondered the same. Also, how is the trunk all rotted out but the stump is solid from side to side? Not like any tree I ever saw come down.

That poor thing looks massively stressed out. Quite the bundle of nervss you have there!

Ah yes. The dog isn't the only one who's going to get a bath! :thumbsup:

PM coming on the splash shields for the bellhousing.

I have one, but I'm not near Ohio. It's been cleaned, threads chased, and primed. The only pic I have handy is from just after painting it, it still had tape and thread blockers on it. Shoot me a PM if interested.

That's the one. It was in Prescott, where I have a friend that would have let me park it at her place till I could get down there to retrieve it. Owner would not let me do a compression check or anything else that would give me an idea of its condition. That three-on-the-tree was a strong...