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Wow, you're not kidding ColdWarrior, that IS large. Very cool. I only got through about 3-4 minutes of the vid, but impressive with the retractable landing gear. And it looks like the original full-scale airframe was designed with a screw propeller and rudder for water navigation. Wonder if...

Just what KIND of dog do you have?!

The M715 was not successful?

And you know what Swamp Donkey? It also might make for a better avatar:

It all sure does look "pretty". [thumbzup] That turbo seems to sit kind of high (compared to the rest of the block), are you needing to build out a spot for that or will it all snug under the hood okay?

I wouldn't know what to look for inside a transmission: - What's generally the first thing to look for (besides broken gear machining), like is there a conventional sequence of things to inspect once you open one up?

This is how businesses are born. :doghead:

You likely got a good point there. The "regulations" aren't all totally BS, but then there's something to what you say, also. Somewhere in the middle of the two issues is probably optimal.

You're a good man. :beer:

That's no fun, Bulldogger. But there's a memory to hold a lifetime of that particular day that particular time up on Graves Mountain. I got to try and make that next year!

Well, I'll be dipped..... http://buykennedy.com/

I'm so certified as a geezer that I can remember when "Kennedy" were the toolboxes to own, absolute top-of-the-line. I could afford one at the time. So that was it. My one Kennedy open-top box in the brown wrinkle finish. I don't know if they're even in business any longer. I"ll have to go...

They were the lifeline for the Sixth Army of General Paulus at Stalingrad. But if I remember right, Göring made up a fiction for Hitler about the number of support aircraft the Luftwaffe had to provision Paulus. There were horrendous stories of Sixth Army soldiers storming the JU-52's on...

The only thing buzzing around here is flies. Might be time for the annual bath....

Lordy, he is BOOKING!!

Are the roads not salted (in the winter), in CO?

That's one fine restoration on that Willys, nice.

Yes, please. That ladder, at least. :jumpin:

Both those trucks look good. Though they'd look better if they were in running shape. :naner: