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Tractors and old cars, make me warm and fuzzy like a new puppy

Looking good for 1/2 gallon, I have been using a gallon for every 7 gallon of water.

I had that same car in a 2 door convertible, sold it a few years ago and dont miss it.

What is your mix? Did you make 50 gallons of citric acid/wash soda formula and then add molasses to it, or is it just molasses?

Took the springs apart and made a molasses tank for them. I have been pulling suspension parts out of my molasses barrel and painting them whenever I mix up some epoxy.

Final coat of epoxy on the undercarriage

Finished shaping them with multiple filler and epoxy coats, sanded thru 180, and now on to the surfacing stage with UPOL surfacer.

Wow thats beautiful love those racing seats that keep your *** planted

This guy explains it very well

Built an air dryer out of a water filter housing and silica beads, hung it over the bucket for convenience and also in case it explodes! Its rated for 125 and only need 70 for the hose to the gun.

Ahhh pickle fork I get it now.....

This is the right glue, I buy the material and make my own tops, its just a couple seams to sew together pretty easy.

If I could afford it, I would hire Elon Musk to shoot my Roadrunner into space with me sitting in it.

Took the Charger rear end and the springs apart, made a molasses tank for the springs using clear vinyl I had.

Oh thats good news I thought my computer was T-U

Welcome! Looks like a good solid car to start with- keep us posted on your progress

Sure is easy walking around with that thing vs dragging hoses or cords around, I complain now when I have to use one of the corded tools I have left.

Up till now I have been blowing dust off/out of cars and out of the shop with the air hose. My nephew was over today and said hey you have plenty of Milwaukee batteries, get one of their cordless leaf blowers I have one they work great for that. Makes short work out of blowing the dust out of...

Third coat on the wavy quarters