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Mine too! I do a 753 mile drive twice a month to see my wife. It takes 13 hours and there isn't even an anvil. But it's still worth it.

I started looking around out of curiosity and they look to be about 10.00 per pound now days. Then I came across this. Might not be too far from Dutch's house...

I did a quick search calling them vented shoulder bolts. They are available. McMaster Carr has them but not threaded. I suppose a guy could drill one out using the vent hole as a pilot.

Congrats Bob! That's a feat not many accomplish.

Remember this?

Very nice!

Looks like the firewall is the radiator or visa versa.

I like watching it too. My favorites are when the Beav was a little guy. I get a kick out of stuff like the kids putting on suits to go to the movies on Saturday, Or the time Mrs. Cleaver said to Mr Cleaver, "Gee Ward, you were sure hard on the Beaver last night" In all seriousness though, I'm...

I came across this photo while digging through a box today. It's the first car I remember that my parents owned. Circa 1963 my parents were 26 and I was 4. My fondest memory is of me sitting in my Moms lap holding the steering wheel while driving home from pre-school. My Dad bragged for years...

That was cool! Driving cars and trucks back then must have been good exercise...... no fat people.

It's not often you see a Messerschmitt

Remember the red C.O.D. UPS Labels? They even had a box you could check for cash only.

That little Mercedes convertible would be fun. Have a good time!

I should've kept my mouth shut! About 30" has fallen since my post on Sunday morning with more to come!

Thanks Gene, that brought back some memories. My first job around cars was at an old Phillips 66 station named Silvernails, after the family that owned it. By the time I was there in 76 one of the sons owned it, I'd guess he was in his late 40's. He was a crazy drunk that stormed around with a...