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I have a friend needing a 216 Chevy 6 cyl. rebuilt. Any ideas on who, where, ?????. I know nothing about those engines but was told they don't make a kit to switch them to insert bearings. Any info would sure help us out. Thanks.[P

Thought I would share a few pics

I found this at a swap meet half way across the US . The day before I found it my wife says " I want a roadster or a T bucket" , shortly followed by my response of "I ain't building a durn topless". Well, long story short, ........... Here is the newest addition to the orphanage. 1919 Oakland...

I was helping a friend work on his new project. after pulling the front clip to install a power plant, I noticed this little boo-boo. I thought you guys might like to see some of the truly "CRAP" some people will try. Scarry thought to me. Rod on friends. [cl[cl[cl

Ok fellas, this has probably been asked, but I missed it. Where do I get the "wiring the LT/LS for idiots" info. {notice I didn't say dummies because I am lower on totem pole than that when it comes to wiring} I have been given a 2004 Avalanche with good motor and trans IF I put it in a rat...

Where can I find the serial numbers on a 1954 or 55 IH pickup. Plate on door is gone. Can I find them on the frame somewhere?

Here is what my rural delivery gets to drop in for now. All was left overs from haul ins and my buddies shops. All the neighbors love it.[cl

As I was leaving for work this morning I recieved a phone call from one of our beloved members that happened to be passing through my fine state. It just reminded me of the people that I have met and the friends i have aquired on this site. Even though we didn't get to have coffee and visit...

I have decided to thin the herd down due to medical reasons. I am putting my 1931Ford sedan street rod up for sale. It is a very nice build and has won many trophies. It has a 350/350 combo, ford rear end, mustang II front end. The body is steel but the fenders are glass. The paint is...

Ok fellas, I am officially crazy...according to my lovely wife. I haven't even finished the Aurburn yet and I just had to find something to do besides body work. I have started on a 37 chevy P/U cab to be put on a custom built frame with a 6 in drop front axle. I had to do a little...

OK, I have decided I want a small block chevy with a blower for a rat project bobber truck type ride. I am going to sit a 37 chevy truck cab on a zeed frame after I stretch the nose of the cab out about 1 foot[fat guys need leg room] I was thinking of a weiand 144 or 177 with a single carb...

I thought you might enjoy the view i had as I got to work from the model A today. enjoy:D

Just a little something to carry my "junk" in while cruising the open roads.

I started on the 1934 Auburn and thought I would attempt to do a build thread on her. It may take the rest of my days to finish her, but here goes. This is the day I unloaded her from the trailer and sat the parts up in a mock up fashion. Someday ...........it will be together.

I searched this place the best I could and still do not have the answer I was looking for. I am looking to put a traditional steering box in my 1934 auburn. I have a new front axle from speedway---hub to hub, and I dont know where to find the right box for this heavy tank. Small block...

I am looking into a small blower 142 b&m . Mostly for the cool factor on the ride. I have read pretty much able to bolt to a stock set up small block as long as I keep the psi down. Remember no so much the power [which I know will be nice] but the sound and the "cool " look. Don't beat me...

:confused:Ok friends, I scored a 46 flathead v 8 in a trade. I have always thought they were way cool. I am just wondering, are there any tricks I should know before I tear into it? Small blocks are my go to usually, and I am not a mechanic. I know some ,enough to know I am not a mechanic...

[cl[cl[clA GREAT wife even polishes the chrome on a RAT ROD.:D

I posted a 1932 Studebaker for sale way back . no lookers, so I did the deed and built her. It is now a finished product. Lots of hours building stuff, removing wood and replacing with square tubing. It is a "street rod" I guess, but I am ok with that. It was just too good to rat out when I...

My lovely wife and soul mate told me " you need a bigger place to work on your stuff" . So, this weekend I built an add on to my tool storage/shop to make for a bigger work area. Rain kept me from getting a roof up, but this week is spring break and I have a little time to finish it. Someday...