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Re: LaCasse's "I have no clue what I'm doing and I'm learning as I go" thread It is right hand drive, that's why it's confusing. :thumbup: Of course. Can't thoroughly screw a car up the right way unless you have alcohol.

Re: LaCasse's "I have no clue what I'm doing and I'm learning as I go" thread Close. It's an FD.

Re: LaCasse's "I have no clue what I'm doing and I'm learning as I go" thread Car has been partially primed. I need to finish priming it then spray the black. Then I can move onto cleaning up the bottoms of the frame rails and the fender wells so they can be coated.

Re: LaCasse's "I have no clue what I'm doing and I'm learning as I go" thread Oh, and here's the overall status of the car now. Lots left to strip.

Re: LaCasse's "I have no clue what I'm doing and I'm learning as I go" thread Well, quick update on the dart board, the engraver at the woodshop here on base broke. It's taken them over a month to get fixed. So I should be updating that soon though. Now, question for you folks. I am painting...

Well folks, this will be my thread of random projects that I'm working on. The first project is a wooden dart board backing I'm building, but this thread will focus primarily on the my car, an RX-7. There are quite a few things I plan on fabricating for it's build. I'm an all around pretty...

Yes, in Doniphan. Actually went to Malden on a field trip when I was a kid.

Where did you live at near Poplar Bluff?

From 3rd-7th grade (I'm 27 now) I had to ride past that junk yard every day on my way to school and on the way home, unless my mother decided to take a different route. Can't tell you how many times I day dreamed about those cars. And yes, it's been underwater, I remember that much. The Black...

Wanna throw up the link for the youtube video?

I'm sure they're out there somewhere, but I haven't been able to find them. If I spoke Deutsch it would be a whole lot easier.

Picked this up today. I feel like I overpaid for it, for what it is. But at the same time, I feel like I did well because I'm in Germany and finding a quality vise has been somewhat a pain in the ***. Wouldn't be a problem if I had my other vice with me here. Anyways, this is a Yost vise. It's...

Is there anything between the boxes? Like a sheet of plywood or anything? Personally, I would add a sheet if there isn't already. That way the weight of the upper boxes is spread evenly across the entire top of the bottom box, taking a lot of the weight off that center line. Where the two top...

My first though was: Either that's a tiny *** table, or the biggest calculator I've ever seen. lol

Can't really say anyone is being a ****. Just saying what they personally value them at, which is cool. No problem with that.

Thanks guys, that's more of what I was looking for.

I'm not asking for suggestions on what to buy. Or what's better. Or what could be had cheaper. Just one simple question, what seems like a fair price for a used one? $5? $10? $15? $20?

These are used Snap-On AD12 (12") crescent wrenches. I assume they are an older variant of Snap-On's AD12A crescent wrench which is $80 new. They have some dings in them, but nothing major. What sounds reasonable for a single wrench?

I've learned that 90% of my tools are worthless junk that will never do their job for years on end, just because they're not Snap-On.

You don't even need the refrigerator. All you need is a wooden box really. When I was a kid we always kept the water lines in our pump house from freezing by putting a bulb in there. And that pump house was not insulated. It was just made of plywood.