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Good catch and good luck. Two co workers (I swear I was not involved!) also did the oil on floor minus drain plug deal. The one guy caught it while adding the first quart and was laying under the van with his finger in the drain because he didn't know where the other guy put the plug. Yelled...

Hanging out with the crew at the Wild Game Cookout and car show. (These church shows are the best!) Anyway, The guy that owns these is pushing 90, still drags his dragster around to the shows. This drag truck with the 235 6 cyl was last raced in the 60's, and was sitting ever since under the...

Gold Silver and LEAD[cl I have no where I have to be, fortunately. Close to everything for a bike ride. When Andrew struck S Florida, we were on the northern tip of it, some damage, but the power was out for only 3 days and it was hot! But then came Katrina, followed a few weeks later by...

I have half a tank of 91 in the chev and half a tank of 89 in my pickup and air in my bike tires.

The story by bob and the poem by crate trying to fly when at night and late reminds me of things that make me lose breath ...how the hell did we escape death...

Great songs! God is pleased by music and math. Loved that big Leonid and Friends ensemble. ...and could they not fit in one more drum set in that live Sandmamn??[cl Here in my current existence, we have 3 DJ's for our car meets. My favorites are Joey D, and Cadillac Jimmy, who play music...

Here in Fla they greatly improved the system. You stand in line for 5 minutes, get a number, and watch as they show on a screen where you are. They have probably over 50 open windows, usually i'm there for 45 minutes. So I am going to hold off on this court thing for now, until I do more...

[cl and I love seeing the flatheads in these things

I would be careful with that idea, one slip up and who knows, especially up in Joisy. I did something similar when I replaced my rusty 71 GMC cab with a nice one from a junkyard. I removed both plates, and gave them both with title to the purchaser when I sold it. Even the rivets that hold them...

Update So after phone consults with the DMV, I risked the trip to their main office that handles these matters. Met with 'the pro", who inspected the car, he was also confused by the LAQ, right away said truck, but could not find any other info, and mumbled something about possibly Canada as...

Yea the open floors and steel buckets cant be too much fun on the road, as well as some of the mechanics on these things, but it is some crazy S. I'm all for road worthyness, and safety, big money looks comes last.

That is exactly what I am going to do. I have the Truly Nolen number for thier cars manager to see if it was one of thiers and thats it

I am getting ready to call my county DMV office. No on the engine sighting, I bought this car from a carpenter that got frustrated with it because he didn't know what he was doing. ("I'm a carpenter, Jim, not a mechanic!") To add to the mystery there is no record of anything in the classic car...

Good one Bob...[cl[cl[cl "Lawn chair riders'....lmao.

Snopro, thanks, I am in the process of reading that post. Based on the one story about shenanigans in the plant, it is possible the original car ended up with a truck code. Or....the Q in the code should be a G The car has a title, has passed hands at least twice before me. It just never had a...

I had posted earlier about the VIN on the title matched up to a truck engine with power glide. There was never a tag on the door pillar or anywhere. No evidence of screw or rivet holes anywhere. On the 54 chev the plate is up on the upper driver side door frame by vent window. It is possible an...

So my 53 Chev, titled in Florida, has the engine number on the title. This engine is long gone as I have the SBC. I was talking to a guy in the tow business and he said that if my car was ever impounded, it wouldn't be released if they can't associate a VIN to the car, suggested I look on the...

Congrats and good luck, awesome looking scoot. The horse thinks so too. [cl

Wow just saw this he was a cool guy. I knew from here he had health issues but still always a shocker. Life is always the number one cause of death. RIP.

It is amazing how the simplest things can become a major ordeal, and yet in a lot of cases one can breeze through a major project and turns out to be so simple that you wish you did it sooner.