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And he AIN'T talking about Adam!

I like the Amish guy checking it out.:)

You can fit right in with the crowd on the OTHER side of the fence with their hayburners.:-D Just kidding.

Is that a weld next to the dent in the shaft? Well Adam, looks like you are gonna have to put some new shoes on the horse now. Those tires are looking a little used up.

I would check the frequency and if high that would explain the high voltage. The governor will need to be adjusted to bring the rpm down some.

Hey Adam, Did you ever mention to Zout about the doggy porthole where the gas filler pipe is in the bed? Two of us and my wife staring at his dog with her head out that hole and and nobody could get a dang camera in time! No, The filler pipe was not there at the time, he had the custom gas can...

If you have not replaced the starter then I would say the starter solenoid is burnt. Cranking for 20 seconds is really too long and will heat things up pretty hot and probably welded the contacts in the solenoid. If it does not start in ten seconds or less of cranking then something is wrong...

Using Adam or his truck as the contrast?:whistle: Did he ever get more than two screws in the distributor cap?

I want to know why Adam managed to get in almost every single picture that was posted?

Zout, I will be there is spirit. Congrats to all on a fine job. Rick

I am going to check with a friend of mine in England. He is mostly into Korean war and later vehicles but he has a LOT of contacts and a vast knowledge of vehicles in general. Never know............... Rick

You had me second guessing both you and myself! I was there and swore it was Hayes, (he was not there). I had this same argument about a year ago with a guy in work I tended to mix those two up for some reason. Well, what do you expect, it was Woodstock! I was there but I wasn't there for the...

When Hayes did that song it started out normal as any other song at the concert where the people heard the song and just rolled along with it. About half of the crowd would actually be listening. As he went further into it the crowd listening got more and more into it. I was up on a tower and...

1438 posts, probably the most followed posts ever! And it ain't done yet!

They used lead on quarter to roof joints well into the 60's and even early 70's on some cars. I too have the tools and have done it. It is a an art for sure. A friend of mine still does it on high end restorations. I love to just sit and watch him work. with a respirator on now!

I was trying to figure out if you meant the MIL or the truck?!

I love your nail polish and sandals.:twisted::twisted:

There goes dinner!!!! Tonight and several more nights to come. TMI indeed!

I am sure it was brought up somewhere about 25 pages back but I ain't searching for it. With all of the amazing body work you have done I am wondering why you have left the rear panels alone?