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Yes, I believe so! Should have suicide doors, modern interior comforts, leather, things like that. I wonder where the owner is from?

This is a great thread, I can hardly wait to see some more progress on your truck, keep those pic's coming our way! Has anyone ever gone to the anual Moab car show? Some guy brings a sweet Diamond-T crew cab one car hauler most every year, what a truck might I say.

If the oil stain is real fresh I've always had good luck with some plain old gasoline from the lawn mower can along with an old broom. For older stains I've always wondered how maybe some of that aircraft paint remover would work but I have yet to try it. Good luck!

What does this mean? burnish the tape...

I'd say shop around if your not in any big hurry. The ceiling is the biggest pain to do, especialy if you don't have any help. Walls are pretty darn easy though, particularly if you go with the 4'X8' sheets. There should be a common sq. ft. installed price with both material and labor for...

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Has anyone ever seen one of these before? I had the chance to buy it one time but I decided not to. I just like the picture, it had a 351 from what I can recall, and mustang interior too.

I needed some odd sized screws for the sides of the carbs on a Yamaha motorcycle one time and used these guys. They were metric and were stainless steel too. We have one here in my town so let me know if you should need any help. GO TO: http://www.fastenal.com/web/home.ex

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I can't seem to find the exact web site I wanted to show you but this one is pretty darn close. I've got the "Granitex" urethane, which this baked on system looks much like the same machine as the company you located. It's some pretty hard stuff, runs around $125 a gallon too. You can also do...

Check out the ones made by Capitol. I like them even better than Viking, the prices are very fair for the quality you get. I believe they have several series in the vinyl ones, I'm sure they could point you to a supplier close to your area. It's worth a look anyhow. Go To...

For what its worth, I've also heard of people using one of those smaller drywall type hoppers. I guess it blows the chips quite well like a large snow fall.

So far, I like this method described below by member "Costner". :rocker: If you absolutely must trace them out - take an old phone cord (the type that connects the phone to the jack) and cut off one end. Strip all of the wires and tie all of the wires together (effectively shorting them out)...

I'm in Colorado but thanks for the offer!

They are only rough cut at the media panel side & all wired in place throughout the house. At the media panel, it's a blue or green wrapped one marked masterbedroom but inside that are 4 choices it seems. I have 3 lines in that bedroom, not sure what to do.

Hello, Any tips on tracing out phone lines on a new house? They installed a media panel or what ever its called out in the garage, which houses all the phone & cable lines. BUT, all are just rough cut ends & I'm having heck of a time finding the one for my master bedroom. There are 3 phone...

I've used chain drives for years w/o any problems but just recently went with some belt drives and boy are they quiet. Another reason for going with belts is that if the belt were to break it shouldn't hurt the vehicle parked below as would a chain. A vehicle is only original once so I'd hate...