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My experience with losing a lobe on the cam has been because of faulty lifters. Back just after Covid, I bought a new cam and lifters for a 455 Buick I was building and lost a lobe after doing everything I knew correctly. Then, I ordered another cam and another set of lifters and had a buddy...

Looks great!

As usual, you are doing exemplary work on this, Charlie!

Looking good but I KNOW you're going back to AZ. Right?

A man on a mission!

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I think so.

I've always done it with Mig but I'm am capable of doing with Tig, so I'm gonna try it when I start on my Packard.

It is a lot of work, but if you like it, it's great work. And it's really satisfying when you get finished to say, "I did that!" Keep going! I'm thinking seriously of Tig'ing mine when I do it to reduce the amount of grinding and pinholes. I bought fingertip controls for my Tig that I am going...

Are you going to slope the B pillars forward? I think that helps the look of this car. Looking forward to this part! I assume you are using a tubing roller to fit the tubing to replace the rotten wood.

Good!

Nice work, except maybe one thing. Do you have the size 6 port feeding from the bottom or the top? If from the top, your system is not going to work right. You're supposed to be feeding hot gas into the top, cooling it into a liquid and pulling it out the bottom to the compressor. Hope you...

You come up with some of the greatest ideas!

Ooooh! Bad ass!

R.I.P. Torchie. Condolences to the family.

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

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Awesome! Have a great winter vacation!

With a well set up tandem axle trailer, it is hard to tell when a tire blows unless you see it. I did the same thing years ago. A buddy that left after me and was catching up, pulled up beside me and gave me the word. Pulled over and changed it and never looked back. I did notice when I went to...