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  1. WoodenNickle

    Dark Turquoise Poly

    Looks kind of like teal
  3. WoodenNickle

    rust removal

    Amazon.com: Quick-n-EZ Case Tumbler: Sports & Outdoors about 35 bucks
  4. WoodenNickle

    rust removal

    The tumbler is a good idea Dukeboy_318!
  5. WoodenNickle

    rust removal

    Depends on how much vinegar you use. But basically, enough to make a reaction throughout the vinegar that will last a half hour. Alternatively, if you can spent 50 or so dollars on a tumbler from Amazon, that will be something you can use to polish things as well.
  6. WoodenNickle

    rust removal

    Soak them in white vinegar overnight, then drop some baking soda in the bucket. Let them sit for 30 minutes and wash them off with a green scrubbing pad or an old toothbrush. I ve had very good results with that.
  8. WoodenNickle

    Early A floor repair options?

    ClassicIndustries.com
  9. WoodenNickle

    Sure grip 7 1/4 strenght?

    Just to piggyback this thread: I've never really messed with a rear end.And I've never built anything with high torque. I have a 7.25 rear in my swinger. That should do just fine as a DD if I just restore and clean up the /6 right? For a DD, would it even be worth it to swap to an 8.25?
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