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Pentel RSVP fine point, or at least until the stock that work threw out runs dry

Can't afford the real thing? Put one of these on the shelf and when you're sitting around you can dream about it. I "thought" it came with hood pins, which I have removed from the package and put in a "box". Which one, I'm not sure. But whoever purchases the Dart, I will send them when...

"Looks" like everything is there, counted 4 cars and shifters. Best as I can tell, there are 12 discs in the bag. It appears to be unopened, I don't think anybody would take that much time to seal it up the way it is. Colors good, box has been around the block. USPS MO please. Price is for...

only 6'3"...maybe move the seat back in the trunk?:lol: MGB's had a ledge behind the seats...that's what Herman Munster would have to sit on to drive one.

I'd love one but I remember back 30 years ago when I had a 280Z how I had to "roll" out of the car and slide down the seat to get in. Fun to drive once you're in. Have fun!

gut it, headers, cam and good gear with SG and melt some rear tires.

Welcome! Sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. Thankful you able to receive a lasting gift from him. Enjoy!

Saturday nite get together. Oktoberfest style

:( for you, :) for him and his forever family

https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/d/mansfield-1939-dodge-d11-project/7793910616.html glad it's not closer!

Do you plan to sell the adapter plates? That speedo gear is quite unique, almost looks worn out. Can't say I remember, but I had a 75 Dart Lite with the OD trans that didn't have a part like that. I enjoy watching your progress!

shame we don't have a traveling "barn raising" crew. go around and help members get their cars done. but then again, I like to work alone.

I'm sorry, don't sue me for writing it without permission...:lol: thinkin' there's a bunch of us out there. tag line would be, "I'm gonna restore that some year".

no, it's not what you think it's about! let me give you all an example or two. I'm a collector,a.k.a. a pack rat. guess a true collector would have items on display. I keep 'em stashed in boxes. Boxes...another bunch of stuff I keep because "someday, I might need that box" and/or "it's too good...

insulation is good...one of these years

switched floor standing downdraft furnace to ceiling "hanging" gas furnace...more room to put stuff! do you have anything in the garage that will freeze? I keep mine set at 40 degrees once it get cold.

had a donation call yesterday and did not give out an e-mail address or cell phone number. caller did ask if he was speaking on a landline which I confirmed. Towards the end he says I will receive an electronic confirmation about my donation...which I did not make. wonder how that went?

today's morning and beyond meal: hot dog, mac n cheese, sweet red pepper relish, pineapple bits and Dr. Pepper beans, washed down with 1/2 pineapple juice and water. YUM!

I like the "ladder" to get to the top shelves. Had one from work they tossed out after being hit by a forklift. It wobbled a bit too much on the uneven floor for my liking.

how is the board attached to the wall that holds the chains/strap/block n tackle?

The upright with the casters is 46" tall and 30" deep. I have 6' beams for it to hold the 5-1/2' "parts sorting tray". It, however, is 20-1/2" wide(deep?). The pallet rack lip is 1/2". So, 2X4's will be used to support the tray and there are 4 holes where screws can be inserted to hold it to the...

just needs a storm/screen door

Prayers on the way for you all

this is all I get...

not a problem! I always like to see other peoples work, gives me ideas...which usually means$$$. I picked up a stainless steel refrigerator door, gutted it and was going to use it for a bench top. If I flip it over, it's a nice size for sorting nuts and bolts. Using Menard's homeowner skid...

I'll take one automatic version for my wife and a manual transmission version for myself...318 will be fine,2WD and both with caps.

I thought the kit had a cap option...but yours is much smoother looking.

was the "workbench" custom made? that looks slick! I think the tallest racking I have is 8 foot but I put sheet metal up top. Much lighter and easier to get down while on a ladder.

and this was way more "stock" than the billet head on the Holden engine but as you said, technology advances.

AMT model?