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Here in Australia in the 50's I was told you could only build a hotrod out of a ford. Also mudguards (or fenders) could not be used on a hotrod) So logically if hotrods are all fords then Chevvy's and Dodges must be rats [ddd

What do you have to do to get a sidevalve up to that speed ;);)

Well I suppose its logical that Dr Crankenstein knows all about crank-holes :D

yes :cool:

Sounds like it's time to build a comfortable hotrod :D

Definitely the best board on the web, congratulations Tripper [cl but there are some other good ones

I wonder why some forums are intolerant and sometimes nasty yet others like RRR are full of good guys who don't get their nickers in knots easily. :D

I have used spider bombs on wasps, tape the can to a suitable length stick, set it off and whack the stick in place so the c an sprays the nest and go inside before there is a swarm.

I have redrilled a few springs (long ago) never had any problems with cracking. If you think about it -- if the hole is only a few inches away it will be supported by the u-bolts anyway. Another consideration is that some springs are drilled near the ends and have brackets riveted on and they...

Is there a yolk in there somewhere :D

the best fun is when you can drive it on the street whenever you feel like it

did someone mention *******?

but Mister Toad Sir, we are all very very shy ;);)

my saying is along the lines - "I just heard a brown tree frog" :D:D

yuuuuccckkkk [ddd why would a rodder want that cruddy looking stuff on his engine [S - leave it for the vintage car restorers :D

I wonder if Dan is shopping for some parts too ;);)

..... but the master is getting some new bits and pieces [ddd[ddd [P

It's similar in Australia. and why spoil a great hobby by trying to make a business out of it

does not seem right. [S next time you finish using the car disconnect the battery and see how hot the relay feels then and also after waiting a comparable period. If it is cold there is likely a leakage current which may lead to problems in due course.

I seem to recall she was in Australia and intending to go across to New Zealand, haven't heard anything since.