Projects Your next $100.00 investment

So what is next on your "To Buy" list for $100.00? Me, I'm buying a quart of red PPG epoxy primer, may have enough left over for a coffee. Bob

 

Half a rebuilt master cylinder.

 

A RediRad. I think alliance members get a few bucks off

http://www.rediscoveradio.com/NewVe...s_id=1&zenid=d1c3dd74766d2505f77f19bf1a5408dc

 

1/6th of a restored 54 Hudson steering wheel for my Tudor.

 

one of these

 

A couple sheets of 18ga

 

A down payment on some high build primer!
Walter

 

Well it will probably tak 200 , but it has to be a rebuild on my dampener pulley. 368 Lincoln. Jack

 

Gezz, $100.00 will barely fill the tank so I can go out looking for something cool to buy.

 

Brake lines and fittings and hoses so that I can wrap up my brake project so I can weld in the floors I already have. Then put another hundred with what ever was left over and get some carpet to cover my crappy welds.

 

Front perch pins with shock mounts for my AV8 project and tie rod and panhard for same project. That's probably a bit more, so let's say I'm good for the next two installments of the $100.00 shot.

Andy

 

Half will go to renew my membership here.

 

Fuel.
In two $50.00 installment payments.

 

drip rails

 

I never put epoxy in my coffee.


I just invested 100 bucks in brakes. But I would have much ruther spent it on paint. You're way ahead of me here.

 

2/3 of the 2 new teeth I need for my grille

 

a S-10 frame for my next hot rod project

 

Gasoline, a swap space, and maybe a breakfast. $100 doesn't go far these days. Used to do all that for $25!

 

final payment on my engine & trans,

 

Bearings in the 9" rear end.

 

u joint & 2 pistons to fix my coupe....then a motor swap...............again putting the old truck motor back in

 

One of them fancy corded trouble-lights on a retractable reel. Everytime I get my beat up ancient junker out, a cuss fest soon follows. It's earned it's retirement.

 

What does that do? I was unable to figure it out on the link.

 

RediRad classic car radio adapter lets you listen to MP3/Satellite/iPod/CD players through your AM, factory-original Radio.

 

Wilwood combination/proportioning/brake light switch valve. But for now its only on the Summit wish list.

 

Here's a video. I'm installing the original tube radio in my 59 pickup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=l7SIS5110Ec

 

Pretty bad when I can't think of anything I need for my car that is ONLY $100

-5 qts oil, some misc bolts, large cheese and pep and a sixer

 

New battery.....remember when those were about $30 bux?

 

A rebuilt steering box.

 

Wiper motor. Although I will have to use some of next months allowance too. Dennis D