Technical What are you working on?

Your yard looks just like mine, we must not live that far apart.

 

I'm just about right in the middle of Missouri. 20 mile south of I70 on 63 south.

 

James, Andy, it looks like this storm has shifted slightly from tracking just north of I-70 to about 15-20 miles south and heading almost dead east - right through you both, across southern Ill. Indiana, Ohio and eventually into W. Va. and southern Penn. I've got 2.5 inches of sleet here, my sister has 6+ inches of snow just east of the Country Club Plaza in K.C. and my son is just north of you, James, in Columbia. He says there's a nice layer of ice there, too, beneath the snow. I'm staying inside the next couple of days and studying wiring diagrams, trying to figure out how I'll route the tach wire from just above the driver's side window to the negative on the coil. Also trying to figure out the voltmeter wiring route from the stock dash to ???

 

We have green grass and no snow here at my farm in sunny Wisconsin. Of coarse it was -5 F this morning.

 

although the only work I did on this was to push it outa the booth, I thought you guys might like to see this. Still needs to be cut and buffed.

 

Beautiful, Colin, and it appears to be warm and dry there, too. More of that! Send it here, the sooner the better.

 

It was in the low 60s today, nothing near what you guys are dealing with... but we do pay the sunshine tax here

 

To cold to try and heat up my shop, 10 degrees this morning. I did start making templates for the new upholstery material on new years. Snow coming for early morning tomorrow.

 

Folks in theKC area aren't gokng anywehre for a while:

Kansas City Frozen: Ice Storm Paralyzes City & Chiefs! - YouTube

 

69 degrees at dusk here on Route 66 just West of Glendora Ca. Work on that a while.
30 minutes earlier

 

Just stay safe. It’s supposed to be heading your way. They said south of 70 will get the worst of it. Since I am just south of 80, I’m glad the snow and ice took the south route.

 

Fixing pinched wires due to previous owners wire routing plus install correct grill fasteners while I’m into things.

 

If your dog is like mine it's thinking "cripes, I hope he doesn't make me go outside and do my business in that".

 

The little guy was a bit skeptical this morning but finally went for it and has been having fun playing in it. He was no help digging out this morning.

 

Man this car just keeps looking better and better

 

not work, play
sometime in the past I gathered four NOS Eelco mini breathers and a couple reproduction Engle stickers
you know, like the stuff on the valve covers of a relatively well known car.
yesterday for fun I stuck some of them on a valve cover on one of my side projects..

the inspiration and the side project:

 

Paul . Man you are rollin . Me like

 

I worked on getting this wheel to finally fit, think I got it now but it still may need a little file work yet

 

yipes

 

Are you going to go back and tig in filler where the holes don't need to be?

 

Billy - there's still room for more bolt patterns on it! Maybe 4 lug..

 

It’s not April yet.

 

Looks like it may have started out as a 4 bolt Mustang II ?

 

All I know is it made my head hurt looking at it LOL

Some guy was looking for a replacement for it, I would've like to have seen the back side to see where the holes lined up with the webbing. Maybe it didn't have webbing at the center, but it sure is an odd placement of holes.

 

D.I.Y unilugs

 

Made this random parts pile wiper motor (I think it's 59 f100) work on my 59 Ranchero. Drivers side only due to interference, but I can drive in the rain now.

 

This was to be my winter project but I got started later than I planned. I am building a "special" or a cycle car themed vehicle. Harley powered with an automatic transmission. It will be street legal but mainly just something to use locally or to cruise in at events. A mobility vehicle.

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I recently seen a Harley with a VW engine and still using the stock Harley transmission.

 

Going thru all the studs or lack of.
Too cheap to buy a stud and nut kit.
Much better.

 

Nice job,