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Weren't those used on some 60-ish Mopars, too? It looks familiar.

I concur. I also remember how much fun it was getting at the GM mount. There are actually nuts and bolts attaching them. i ended up making an access hole on the front of the cross member.

I'd drive it. [cl

Solutions are Us. Good hunting. [clThat frame looks like about six up in front, and 12 up in the back. Lots of room for air bags. :D Now to build it. [;) I will be using a "tall" front spring hanger on my next project, rather than kicked up frame rails in front. Its a look I like. There will...

That sounds like a lot of coolant to heat up in the first place. Then it has lots of time/space to dissipate said heat. I can see it working. At the price of coolant, it may not be all that economical, but most hotrods are not intended to be so anyway.

Its like a big pair of scissors. You can cut really tight corners and everything. Very little distortion. Cuts 18 gauge steel like paper. Just keep the fingers where you can see 'em. I still think about a plasma cutter. A fella can't have too many tools. The difference in prices for cheap and...

Well, Sir, that makes three of us that agree on this matter. You, me, and the Good Doctor. I got two of the hood hinge pins out this afternoon. WD and a long 1/4-inch stainless rod. The center pin is a tube, and I am still trying to figure out how to get it out. In the mean time, I'm letting...

I am truly sorry to hear about your wife. I hope you have people around to support you.

Dutch inspired me to do this, with his tool trolly. Its been against the wall for a year now, and I love it. Only uses a bout a 8x36 patch of floor space, and holds all my clamps except the 2-inch and smaller stuff. Its made of recycled deck railing.

I've been watching Bad Chad build his latest project, and almost had myself convinced to buy a plasma cutter. But, the good ones are more than I can justify, and the cheap ones are, well, cheap. So, the other thing Chad was using the heck out of was his throatless shear. They are only a little...

There has to be something wrong here. Ten feet away from this pile of rust is a nice insulated shop with almost everything a feller would like or need to work on this project, yet here I am working outside under a tree. :eek: [S Anyhoo, I scored a hood Tuesday afternoon. so I had to try it on...

That's a nice color. I love the logo idea. I like buffalo nickles, too. Cab looks great. Have I mentioned that the step-up in the bottom edge of the cab really helps the look. I always thought there was just too much metal below the doors on these critters. But that's just me... [cl

WEll, Yaa Hoo! The Lincoln lives. So cool to hear it. [cl :D [cl :D [cl

Wow, Mav. That was quite the contribution. I can't even decide which one was best. I think maybe the red speedster. it feels like its a V12 Caddy.

From my experience, the worn bushing is likely due to an out of balance drive shaft. Something else to worry about. [S Oh yea, beautiful car. [cl

:D I like 'em all.

Rusty, shiny, and all points in between. Its our hobby, we can do what we wanna' do.

Maybe 10 minutes sooner. Maybe...

HBD, BED. Congrats on achieving another.

i wouldn't be ashamed to be seen on the street in that.