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Really happy for ya! It is really amazing all the things you are able to do, and get done. Glad this worked. Hope you'll keep posting I really enjoy reading along.

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Hey Strouty, I don't post often, but I follow this thread everyday. I for one have really missed your posts and am happy to see you posting again. I just read your new thread in Gen. Garage Discussion, I am appalled at those criticizing you. Why can't people just go along for the ride. I for one...

A dentist once gave me a handfull of old dentist drills, said I would probably find a use for them in the shop. Lon story short, I cut a slot in stuck nuts or sometimes two slots then a chisel or slot screw driver makes short work of removal. Just a neat trick.

So sorry for your loss. You made our world a better place by the love you showed that little guy.

Hang in there Strouty, taking life one day at a time is the best any of us can do. We're all glad to hear from you, and hoping for the best for you. How's Chuck?

Wow, you have had a busy day! It's nice to feel like you got enough done to mitigate future weather. I follow every day, but don't feel qualified to comment often, anyway I'm the guy who suggested cat stretches for your back. So, after today, If you haven't gotten an inversion machine, I hope...

Can't wait to see what you found behind sheetrock or any other finds. Also I would like to see where things are at right now, it would give me a reference point in the future. 1966 F100 Eco Boost Engine Swap is fantastic, and The Salvage Garage are both great. Strouty at The Salvage Garage...

Congrts Randy, thats awesome. Just imagining you and wife sitting in lawn chairs at a show n shine with the R sitting atop a adeck on back of the totally restored N crew. Enjoy!

Not certain, but at the Hill, could you pour an extension maybe 4 foot wide reinforced to support the post weight. Could be cheaper. Also possibly cut the inside edgeof the existing slab and poor reinforced post supports for other side of lift. Just my thoughts.

Sorry to hear you're facing health problems again. Hope your recovery is quick and complete. You're in my prayers.

Been reading Randy's blog for several years, only possible mistake I've seen on his part might be working too hard. Keep on trucking Randy, we all love learning from you. Frame is looking good.

Congrats to all who are retiring soon! I've been retired since '16...I think anyone with hobbies/interests will enjoy it, except for the inevitable aches and pains. So sorry to hijack the current subject, but how do you put the frame back together, nuts and bolts? Or, can you actually do...

Wow, that's a full days work at any age. You're gonna be beat tomorrow. Is it going to been green again or do you plan to go that far? LAZY, yea right!

Well, glad everybody's friends again, cuz I got a question... where's the noon update? I'm living vicariously here and I'm so excited for you I can't hardly concentrate on my '89 Honda rebuild. LOL Cab is looking good.

What I thought, but some things you just can't fix. Glad the elbow is better for now.

Hey Strouty, is that he deck truck that rolled into Perk? Is it yours now, also who does the ford stake truck belong to? Sorry if I'm being nosy, just trying to keep up with the story. The SG sure looks clean/organized lately. Hope your elbow is getting better.

Hoping your beautiful truck brings way above your expectations. What an awesome build!

Just curious, is that a Stanley cabinet or did you repurpose something that worked that well? Oops, guess I'll keep going. I didn't realize that that is a wooden cabinet, very nice job. The color really makes it look like a steel cabinet. I really need to do something like that. Thumbs up.

Happy Birthday Randy! Thanks for the gift of your posts throughout the years, your work and knowledge inspires us all.