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When I was young and single I owned a mobile home. I built a frame high enough to store 4-5 engine blocks under my bed. The extra bedroom was my...
Back around '03 I learned of Hilliard's junk yard about an hr. away just north of Alma. That had a lot of vintage cars. I went to check it out...
First winter with my first car. Out late one night with my bud doing donuts in a parking lot. Misjudged and planted it hard into the plowed snow...
One of the best body/paint guys I've ever met was a crackhead named Chuck. You couldn't count on him, he would only show up when he ran out of...
I'm another lincoln 175sp user. 20 yrs. thousands of hrs. .023 or .030 works great and never needed anything other than gas,tips and wire.
I believe @Voh has got it. Since it says so in their add: "No bearing adapter required - offering a 1" narrower track width"
Welcome to the Hamb! This section is for introductions so those who might be able to answer your question may not see it here. I would suggest...
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Here's a trick I discovered that works fantastic. 1. Start with new glass. 2. Lay a ring of strip caulk 1" in from the edge all the way around...
Extensive use has proven to me that 1 3m green disc will cut further than 10 HF disc's. Making 3m the cheaper solution. The post's about metal...
Stop by a hardware store and pick up a 5 in 1 Painters tool It is a very sturdy putty knife with a unique shape that is very useful for removing...
[IMG] 1937 Ford Two Door Coupe. Selling for a friend. His Dad bought it in 1956. It's been sitting in his barn for many years and has not ran...
Same here, I use the car-part.com site (Notice the dash) a lot which connects you to junkyards across the nation. But If you forget the dash...
It would definitely be the first thing I would do.
Just the "gear type water pump" also shown.:oops:
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