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Chris Yes we are paying attention. Like sitting on pins and needles and they are sharpe. Please hurry. :3gears: Cheers :beer: Don

truckin23 Wow. You must be some kind of speed reading fool. You made the exact same post on 47 different threads in the last 2 days. Some of the threads are small but some are so large that it would take several days at a minimum to partially read. Apparently you have fooled yourself but the...

truckin23 Wow. You must be some kind of speed reading fool. You made the exact same post on 47 different threads in the last 2 days. Some of the threads are small but some are so large that it would take several days at a minimum to partially read. Apparently you have fooled yourself but the...

GirlnAgarage One thing to be aware of is that sometimes they will put 2 set screws in the same hole to hold a pulley in place. The first one holds it tight to the shaft. The second one keeps the first one from comeing loose. I learned that trick the hard way, many years ago. Best of luck...

THomas The book Beltsville Shell is on its way to the next reader. It is going to impala4speed in Ohio. I'm sure that he will enjoy it as much as I did. Once again, thanks for giving us the opportunity to read this fine book. Cheers :beer: Don

Re: Restored 1930's Auto Shop - Beltsville Shell Hello Thomas and Chris I have finished reading Beltsville Shell. That certainly brings back a lot of memories from my late teens and early 20s. I lived in a small hamlet and worked at the local garage for a while. Memories fo the cruises down...

Hi Rob Many thanks for dropping off “Beltsville Shell” a couple of hours ago. I have already started reading it. I am sure that I will be finished reading it in a day or two. From what I see so far it will be a good read. I'll give some more comments when I am finished with it. Please PM me if...

Hi Thomas Heads up to Wayne and Joe for beating me to the draw on the Beacon mounting plate not quite fitting in with the rest of the quality restoration. I kept thinking of this last night while I was trying to go to sleep. I'm glad that I wasn't the only one to notice. I'm sure that something...

Thomas Just so that you have something to compare the sound of that horn I found this. The Beep Beep song. Turn up your speakers and enjoy. That little turquoise and white Metropolitan sure was a cute little car. Cheers :beer: Don

Thomas I found an interesting picture and guess where home is for it? You guessed it, Redkey, IN 47373, USA. I figured you and the other readers would enjoy seeing it. If it wasn't for the tree, a bit of putty and paint and it would be good to go. Rusted, Plumb Busted & Plain Wore Out ©...

Thomas It is amazing how you can have such a messy garage yet I looked long and hard and could not find any dirt. The worst that I found was a couple of drops of oil or antifreeze on the floor under the engine. Now if that was me working there wouldn't be clean spots the size of your dirty...

Jack Any updates on what the final prize's are or have I missed it somehow? Happy New Year Cheers :beer: Don

Chris & Thomas It has been my pleasure to have found this thread some time ago. Once I got caught up I now look forward to keeping up with the small additions to the "Restored 1930's Auto Shop". I thank you very much for the time you spend make the posts so that we might follow along. I would...

GirlnAgarage The garage and the bench are looking great. Glad that you had good time at the ball. Cheers :beer: Don

Shopnut Thanks for the welcome. I may be new but I have lurked for quite a while and read a lot of the different threads. There is a lot of good information out there if we take the time to look for it. I hope your operation and the healing process goes well. Don't rush the healing process. A...