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I have one. It's for a 235, out of a '59 Biscayne. Would that work?

I have one. It's from a '59 Biscayne, though. The shape of the center is a little different. http://www.southeastchevyparts.com/1958-1964-Steering-Wheel-Identification_b_20.html

If you're concerned about paint dust, then I would use a chemical stripper. Aircraft-grade paint remover works the best, but wear long rubber gloves, long sleeves, and jeans...if you get this stuff on your skin it burns like mad...I've done it...it works in seconds, too...then you just scrape...

That's why you wear a dusk-mask/respirator.

Air or electric pistol-grip sander and a flap disc. Like these: You can pick these up at Wal-Mart. Cheap. Just remember to move around and not stay in one place too long and you'll be fine.

I always use etching primer when starting from bare metal, because that's how I was taught in auto-body school. You must live in a really small town in the middle of nowhere if you can't find etching primer. I live in a town of about 12,000; with 3 auto-parts stores (NAPA, O'Reilley...

Hey Jeff...that's a neat old truck you got. You should bring it up here to Thief River Falls on August 7th for our car show. Outdoor car show. Cost per vehicle is $10. Here's the info for it: http://www.trfstreetwizards.com/trfstreetwizards/CarShow.aspx

Agreed. True posi setups are good for racing or offroad use only...they're completely worthless on the street. Won't corner worth a sh*t. If you plan on driving it on the street, you're better off leaving it open or at the most, put in a limited slip so that it'll disengage when the car makes...

When I first read the thread title, for a second there, I thought you had meant you gave me a lift the other day...

Monday nights on the History Channel.

What did I drive in high school??? This: Paid $600 cash for her back when I was 15...15 years ago...and drove her home. My dad had to ride shotgun 'cause I only had a permit, but... Here's what she looked like the day I drove her home:

Danielle. I think the main reason the guys don't buy up old cars is because they don't drive around with a car trailer hooked to the back of the van, which is a necessity with old tin. By the way...speaking of places with loads of old tin, if any of you are looking for parts or projects...I'm...

I have a straight-8 I'll sell for a hundred bucks...

A 454...wow. Well, you defiantely have enough room under that hood! The motor mounts you need are available from Speedway Motors, and at a price of $70 with mounting pads, you really can't go wrong. For the bottom mounts, use the ones for '57 Chevy. The frame rails are the same...

Drive-In We have one just a stone's throw from where I live, called the SkyVu...been operating since the '50s. The only thing that's changed is they now broadcast the sound over the radio instead of through the old window speakers, but they still have the speaker stands there for looks. The...

Bottle in front of me, unless I'm the one performing the surgery... Okay...who would you rather sit next to on a plane...Gene Simmons, or Richard Simmons???

No, I didn't...didn't know about it. Do they have one every year, or was it just for this year? If it's annual, let me know exactly where in Clear Lake they have it...I've been looking for a reason to drive down to Iowa...

LOL! Ah, yes...good ol' Red Green...that guy is freakin' awesome! Don't forget to use the Handyman's Secret Weapon...Duct Tape.

My woman loves stuffed animals, especially teddy-bears (she has 2 plastic totes FULL of them), so I usually get her those every year...the ones that have the year on their foot...she also likes roses so I get her some of those, and then take her out for a romantic dinner. But if you really...

BOTH!!! Chrome lake pipes or stainless lake pipes?