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JUST great, now I see this tip after I broke 2 blades on my Kalamazoo yesterday.....lol

I used the '35 wires on my '30 PU with blackwall 16's made by NANCO, good tires but they are trailer tires. I run about 10 lbs of air with no sidewall deflection. Handle well and stop good, I'm happy with this tire/wheel combo!

wicked!!

Hey, welcome!!

My vertical bandsaw runs from 80 FPM, feet per minute up to 1250 FPM. About 125 is good for general shop work. You can almost see the teeth at that speed and the blade has lasted me almost 2 years. DONT dick around with a wood saw. I bought it used for 300 bucks about 5 years ago. 110volt with...

I have been chatting with a rodder friend in Tokyo and he said there has been no looting at all! People in Japan have repect and honor.

Damn, that dually is cool!

"uncool wagon" lol, have to get rid of it then!

I use cruise in my company truck every day on a dry highway, NEVER in town or rural highways. Going over a patch of ice will simply shoot the rear of the car around with no recovery possible. Think of it as the car going 55 hitting a ice or wet spot would cause the tires to loose traction, spin...

Chances are if you buy bolts by the pound they ARE from the Orient.

I remember that same article!! The trucks engine,and transmission didnt change, he used a funny car cog belt from the electric motor to the U-joint on transmission and used the generator to run the motor. The truck engine and trans was a "backup". If I remember correct it was a 6hp DC motor and...

1970 Chevelle wagon, 454, dual quads, frame off, full cage, highway gears, full sheet metal interior, a fast and fun cruiser!

I work for Motorola and use these every day, use the bare terminals sized for the same gauge wire and shrink everything. Buy a good set of strippers too, the kind with multiple marked strip holes. Practice a few crimps before you start the job and crimp opposite of the slit in the terminal end...

Love that body style, if you built that chassis, PERFECT!!

WOW, looks like a good swap meet...I'd kill for that '30 Ford pickup!!

Thanks for the compliments everybody!! Still snowy here in Western Mass, but as you can see I HAD to do a winter cruise, although only a few mile jaunt as the only heat in that heap is from the exposed t400 transmission, it ALWAYS is a thrill. Got about 3000 miles on it last year with dirty...

Hey everybody, just found this forum yesterday and looking forward to get ideas, swap parts and get enlightened !! I finished a '30 ford pickup last year and have had good luck with it so far. Started with a frame build copied a bit from Boling Bros Early Iron, 2x3 tubing Z'ed, bagged S-10...