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That is a fantastic car! To nice for me to take out, run it hard, slightly abuse it and put it away wet! Maybe give it a once a year hosing off. Restore it? Not really worth doing in this market. Then there's always the "When are you going to paint It?" If you start following this forum a person can...

Bracket is for body mount- may or may not need it for your speedster. Beware of dips in the concrete- may look nice and level but can have dips in it.

NICE! Can I come over and use it?

I wipe mine down with alcohol- lasts for a few weeks and not slippery

A lot of the GO JOBS used early Chevy boxes

Great "fix"!

SAY IT ISN'T SO!

Thanks for keeping us posted! I won't load the truck for another few weeks.

Hi Dennis- spoke with you at great lengths at Bonneville a couple of years ago

Any idea what it sounds like?

I have a later- thick frame. It measures .187 thick . The front cross member is about .156 allowing for very little paint and rust. This is a '26/27 frame. I had a '25 frame that was the .187 thickness but, the cross members were the thinner- maybe the .125. These are both stock, unmolested frames.

DON'T GET ME STARTED ON THE SIGNS!!!!!!!!

Hi Larry- Have a great day!

Howard was always fun to be with! I remember lots of lours and speedster runs and him throwing out bags of M&M's for the right answers at LBMTC meetings.
R.I.P. Humble
Condolences to your family!

Mark- How about taking them down to your local architectural print shop and make some copies?

There are competitors like this! We run them all the time at our FAST hill climbs! Maybe not so extreme; but, just as much fun.

What model Garmin is that?
Happy with it?- buy it again?
Thanks

Somebody really ought to try this! Just for science of course!

Why a "DIP"?

The cheapest! My local Tru-Value Hardware store just had their Master Mechanic oil on sale for $1.99.Got a years plus waiting to be used

SO MANY MODEL T'S------SO LITTLE TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I liked the new location! Maybe a touch dusty; but not down in the hole with no breeze
See you next year.

Another factor in this lowering problem is that the torque tube should never go beyond level- even on the biggest bump with your other-in-law riding with you. This is very bad for the universal joint! As I remember this gives you about 7" to play with. I have found that 7" is normally enough!

What do you consider a "rebuildable" coil?
How much should we be paying for an old non-rebuilt coil?

Good start! Why not build a second hopped up one?

What oil do you recommend for the leather bearings?????????????????

Congrats!

Love it!

Corvair

Love the bricks!

I like Eastwood's radiator paint. The gloss looks good with shiny brass. The semi I use on later cars.

Works great to clean out radiators, especially on Model A's that have had 50 years of water pump grease in them. A little goes a long way