McDonald's has the best fountain Coke! We got donuts and went shopping today too!
I pretended I drove mine. And went to the coffee shop. Does that count?
Then I suppose my pretending I drove it AND pretending I went to the coffee shop won't count either...
thats a strange looking ballast resistorInstead of working on the car, I woke up to no heat in the house. How does the furnace know the coldest day of the year to quit?? Spent a good part of the day troubleshooting, then finding the part, picking it up, and wiring it in. Thankful to have heat back! View attachment 1715667889
I feel for ya Demon. Glad it was a fairly easy fix. Last year...on the coldest day...our oil fired furnace puked into the box and onto the floor. Needed to replace the whole thing including the burner. Luckily had some knowledgeable help and got it done in 2 days. Pretty costly too and was only 15 years old.Instead of working on the car, I woke up to no heat in the house. How does the furnace know the coldest day of the year to quit?? Spent a good part of the day troubleshooting, then finding the part, picking it up, and wiring it in. Thankful to have heat back! View attachment 1715667889
Where did you get the steering gear box. I could use a power steering one for a 1972 Dart.
I have a original one too. But a spare never hurts.Box is the OE out of the car..
Keep up the good work. I still have time before I'll need them. Just don't grind thru a water passage.@72Dart6pack heres the progress on your heads... 1 port in 1 head.... still not even close to being done and lots of hours have gone into it. I think im getting the hang of it now though.
Ps...You'll need new Valve seats cut
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Keep up the good work. I still have time before I'll need them. Just don't grind thru a water passage.
Thx! But nope, just a gas forced air furnace. Always thankful when it turns on so gotta keep it going. Was grateful RepairClinic.com had the part locally and that this blower control module was actually the issue!I feel for ya Demon. Glad it was a fairly easy fix. Last year...on the coldest day...our oil fired furnace puked into the box and onto the floor. Needed to replace the whole thing including the burner. Luckily had some knowledgeable help and got it done in 2 days. Pretty costly too and was only 15 years old.
Luckily it was a Weil Mclain unit and after contacting them they covered 50% ($1100) of the furnace cost!!! Must have been some kind of defect. Would have never known until a friend mentioned he had similar issue so if you have a Weil Mclain furnace keep that in mind.
Looks great!Front seat is done. Interior is done. Yippie
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I would say it depends on your road conditions. If it's going to be subject to salt and other nasties I would probably consider painting it, if not I would leave it natural like the factoryGot my rebuilt trans back from the shop I trusted to rebuild it. Looks great. Now it just needs to get back into the car. Should it be left natural finish or should I paint it. Hopefully I'll get started on reassembly after work today. View attachment 1715668522 View attachment 1715668523
Clear it up. I use gloss clear. Makes it super easy to keep clean and it won't oxidize.Got my rebuilt trans back from the shop I trusted to rebuild it. Looks great. Now it just needs to get back into the car. Should it be left natural finish or should I paint it. Hopefully I'll get started on reassembly after work today. View attachment 1715668522 View attachment 1715668523
I was thinking about just a couple coats of clear. I will do that. The car is a under construction garage queen that gets driven often when the weather is nice. No salty roads in its future. Maybe caught in rain but that's it.Clear it up. I use gloss clear. Makes it super easy to keep clean and it won't oxidize.
I have an idea....how about practice on people's teeth before working on things that really matter, like cylinder heads?!@72Dart6pack heres the progress on your heads... 1 port in 1 head.... still not even close to being done and lots of hours have gone into it. I think im getting the hang of it now though.
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I have an idea....how about practice on people's teeth before working on things that really matter, like cylinder heads?!
Quit making jokes. And get back to work on my cylinder heads. My 340 block is getting lonely.I've been drilling and filling teeth non stop this semester. I have a bunch of crowns and bridges that are about to start though. The drills and burrs for heads are just "slightly" larger...