Will do!! Ive got a quarter to adjust a bit this upcoming weekend and Ill have the back squared away then maybe I should take a break and fix the mower and get nature beat back a bit haha
Well boy oh boy was I busy, got the engine and tranny back in and sealed up my clam shell and got waaaaaaay carried away and brush painted some flames on the old girl and decided it needed a red dash
It looks real good! I have a project too but you have had more done in less than a year then what I did in the last two years! Just keep up the good work!
well I ditched the fenton 2x2, needed too much to make it work so found my complete stock set up an back on she went, Got it fired up today and she runs good!!!ill try to post a video
Screw fixin' the mower, take that thing out and knock down the weeds! Sounds very nice for a 'stuck' motor! Didn't look like it was burning oil either. On those flames, paging @curbspeed
@RodStRace the amount of times I’ve seen Austin make his lawn shorter is quite a few. The amount of times it has involved a lawn mower is zero. Lol
Agreed...I like it very much... I'm thinking the short licks cut off at the windshield will carry over onto the dash...are you leaning that way @Austin kays?
Did they have them back then? I'll bet they just ditched any mufflers and went open... I should have went back a page or two I would have caught that...I like the way you guys think...
Mufflers on a flathead hotrod? Surely you jest? anyhow anyone remember how guys use a 34’ gang lever/ brake actuator as a z bar to make stock pedals push a juice master cylinder? We talked about it in depth last summer now neither Austin or I can find the reference threads. or a photo of where the levers mounted stock for that matter. Anyone got a stock 34?
Found it in a video! Putting it here for future reference if we or someone else is trying to make 34 pedals push a master with mostly stock parts and old ford stuff.
Austin ( @Austin kays ) my young friend I am sitting across from a lady right now that said, "I like that paint." In Browning it just don't get much better than that. I agree with her. The old heap is coming along real well. and as an added caveat it makes noise. That car must belong to a real mechanic/hot rodder. Kudos my young friend.