Recent content by hoggyrubber

i have ran into 3 styles of timing covers- the main style close to top, one with a timing marks more to drives side, then have heard of the step van style with it on bottom. i am sure they interchange with 250/230. it's very easy to use brake line to make a new dip stick tube and cut off to...

i think several places offer the timing gear cover like stovebolt engin co and i thought clifford used to. as far as dip stick tube sometimes thats a lot of work to find one since a lot of time they dont release w/out bending. have you tried lmc? the alt brackets are different depending on year...

junior is one of my favorites! i saw him a couple of years back in oklahoma, fantastic show.

it's kind of funny how popular these have gotten to be. when i was growing up these were all my family drove. galaxies, falcons, and fairlanes in fact there was a ton of them parked behind my folks place. noone cared about them at the time. i guess the same could be said of old chevy trucks...

this sounds like one of those amish beard cutting crimes. :D

i have such a short attention span all i can remember is the last bit. so anything in port is not a rat rod. ok, i think i understans now.

like has been said, it's almost always someone complaining. my neighbor was going to sell his house years back and he went on a long tiraid about how he could sell it faster than any real estate agent. well it sat for months, then i started to get complaints from the city. one was my bobcat...

yea, coffee, def a food group! i 'd have some now if it wouldn't keep me up. :D

that kind of thing has happened to me several times on rolling projects i got.

i think several of them are alive and well and at the welk theater in branson, mo. at least they were a few years back. i don't think they are as old as the andrews sisters.

if it's like fed reserve banking, i think he is going to create a lot, with very little to back it up from thin air. :D

sad to hear, i love the Andrews sisters.

that permatex teflon sealent is pretty good stuff. it doesn't dry out like a lot of them. i like to use it or oil if it's a dry hole like suggested.

cool new toy! old iron, do you ever get over to holloway industrial sales in springfield? thay have a lot of neat equipment. i like the blue early 60's chevy truck getting the place warm for the press brake.

thanks for the report, sounds like it's worth the money for sure.