Biohazard
Back on the forums!!
Catch up: the company that sold me the flex plate bolt with no threads came thru with an entire new set - so I have extras - and of course found the ones, too. Well, whatever -
- the motor and trans were reunited and mounted into the car.
- the windshield was set into the tracks in the body and secured with a nylon strap
- boxed up the parts bin and loaded those boxes into the cargo bay
- double bagged the front seats to contain the funk (they still have not been stripped to their frames) and loaded those into the car
- reinstalled the hood
- reinstalled my detailed taillights with the new mounting gaskets
- reinstalled the A/C condenser and the radiator
Ones the 'cuda was all packaged-up, I pulled her onto the U-Haul trailer and got the Tacoma ready to do some wOrk.
The engine (the majority of it) reinstalled in the engine compartment.
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The Barracuda spent her last two weeks in Alabama safely tucked away in the garage. Never thought I would get the car sanitized enough to pull this off.
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Pulling the fish thru Mississippi. Note the humidity.
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Coda keeping his eye on the Cuda for me.
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Pulling the fish thru West Texas. Note the humidity...lol.
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The '69 has been parked in it's own single-bay since the day after we arrived. The seats were quickly pulled out and stored along the side of the house and I have fogged the closed-up garage a couple times with an anti-microbial just to be safe. I've had a very busy last two months between the general moving-in and starting up the new job but its time to get some more activity happening.
Cheers!
Back on the forums!!
Catch up: the company that sold me the flex plate bolt with no threads came thru with an entire new set - so I have extras - and of course found the ones, too. Well, whatever -
- the motor and trans were reunited and mounted into the car.
- the windshield was set into the tracks in the body and secured with a nylon strap
- boxed up the parts bin and loaded those boxes into the cargo bay
- double bagged the front seats to contain the funk (they still have not been stripped to their frames) and loaded those into the car
- reinstalled the hood
- reinstalled my detailed taillights with the new mounting gaskets
- reinstalled the A/C condenser and the radiator
Ones the 'cuda was all packaged-up, I pulled her onto the U-Haul trailer and got the Tacoma ready to do some wOrk.
The engine (the majority of it) reinstalled in the engine compartment.
[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/vr6pilot/Red%20Fish/IMG_0289_zps9498d2eb.jpg"]
[/URL]The Barracuda spent her last two weeks in Alabama safely tucked away in the garage. Never thought I would get the car sanitized enough to pull this off.
[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/vr6pilot/Red%20Fish/IMG_0288_zps70e95238.jpg"]
[/URL]Pulling the fish thru Mississippi. Note the humidity.
[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/vr6pilot/Red%20Fish/IMG_0299_zps3bd76a9e.jpg"]
[/URL]Coda keeping his eye on the Cuda for me.
[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/vr6pilot/Red%20Fish/IMG_0293_zpse41670ad.jpg"]
[/URL]Pulling the fish thru West Texas. Note the humidity...lol.
[URL="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v467/vr6pilot/Red%20Fish/IMG_0302_zps37e837b5.jpg"]
[/URL]The '69 has been parked in it's own single-bay since the day after we arrived. The seats were quickly pulled out and stored along the side of the house and I have fogged the closed-up garage a couple times with an anti-microbial just to be safe. I've had a very busy last two months between the general moving-in and starting up the new job but its time to get some more activity happening.
Cheers!