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Oh gees, sorry to hear that, looked like a great pup! Bet you have lots of great memories you'll be sure to hold on to. I think it's tougher losing a critter then a person, lost my mini schnauzer in Nov., it still gets to me .

Wow!, Looks like it was used as land fill and the ground on the pass side eroded!

Don't believe everything you read on the internet................[cl

I'd say your mc is maybe an MBM unit, outlets out both sides, but pick a side, plug the other two. If you are using disc up front, drums on the back, you use a 2lb residual for the front, and a 10lb. on the back, as disc need less kept pressure due to their built in design in keeping the piston...

I'd snap that up in a flash if it was around here! Hey do it up, put a big water tank on the back and that will solve another problem for ya! :)

I'm on for Horton's Welder Series. I've used them twice now, never a problem and come in 3 different widths also.

Great to hear ya got brakes!!

A bit more done, lake pipes, steering, inching there. As this is a winter project it's coming to an end, but trying to get it to start, steer, and stop, all I have left of that list is the master/brake pedal.

Those little 273, 235 hp, were a potent little engine!

I went back and checked out that post on your build, and saw your mc location before I posted . ALL masters c's that are below need them, (Horton Hot Rods info) ,most above don't, but I'd say that's your problem. All GM minivans that I've worked on have them from the factory, their mc is high.

If your master cylinder is below or equal to your caliper bleeders you will definitely need them. They hold a slight pressure in the lines, and will keep your pedal up. I ran into the same problem on my 31' a few years back. You being a Westerner :), should able to find a pair from an old...

What are you using for residual valves? I had the same problem and ended up using a 2lb and a 10lb.

Snow won't hurt ya, now hurricanes might!

a youtube vid on my build https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK3VxpIMFmU

Hi folks, Been a while since I had an update, managed to get back at my Essex, got the rear bagged, and roof chopped, slowly coming.

In one sense you are right, but, even those that don't or never paid taxes still have the very heath care that those of us that pay taxes do.

Really? Well ,we have free health care and..................., well we have free health care [dr (I'd take the heat you folks have anytime!)

I posted "Anyone moving to Canada" in another forum Wed., you know that garage journal one.............they kicked me off. no sense of humor.

1st pic, Me and a neighbor kid on a car my dad made from junk, about 1965' 2nd & 3rd, pictures, 1975, my Mom and dad, on the bikes, dad had a total of 13 bikes, up until he married mom, most were Harley's.

Yes they are longer ,can't remember just how much longer, but Horton Hotrods online catalog have the measurements. I went through this a few years back on my '31