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You guys are to funny......:D

Are you trying to say something about me?.........lol:D

I wonder how many cubic inches it would take to get her tires burnin'?....:D:D

go to Builds and look around.

I think it's because I'm NOT a 25 yr. old trapped in a 52 yr. old body....:D

lmao:D:D:D

I think it only banned the people with red wheels and no imagination...:D

Keep those welding tips coming, we are taking notes.:)

Welcome.:) Good to have another Mopar man here. We've got a couple of E-bodies, would like to see your B-body project as well as your 32.

Very good looking work!:cool: How long has he been building?

WOW! You must be a great welder.:)

I've got a 70 Hemi Cuda for sale. It doesn't run. Price $501.00. Would anyone other than rab71 be interested in it?...lol....jk...:D:D

Also, I don't think I would use this stuff on anything important. From a strength standpoint.

We were discussing alum. welding and Jeff, "chop509", mentioned this product. He was talking about using it on trim pieces. I attached my reply below.......... It may be worth a try. I've never used it. A couple of things I would be concerned about would be if there is enough heat to properly...

Now there is one west coast "slang fad", I hope doesn't make it to the east side.:D

Love that car................:cool::cool::cool::cool: It would look better with door handles though........lol

I saw a late 50's body bring 2500.00 at a swap meet last year. The car was about a 5 on a scale of 1 to 10. No interior, engine or trans. Minor rust.

Yeah, the aluminum ones are junk in my opinion. I use steel ones with the knurled shank.

Sorry....I was asking Flatbroke about his tranny.....for some reason his quote didn't show up on my post....whoops.:o