What OT crap are you working on

Also surprised to see that. Good deal that they are still "Made in USA".

 

The question is.....what is taking place of the boat?

 

I give you 45 days...

 

Thats what I said and then a 69 camaro showed up....

 

Moriarity, we are still all here for you, just in case this doesn't work out as planned.
Reducing inventory isn't too hard, until something cool comes along that a guy just has to have.

Old habits die hard, actually keeping the reduced number of vehicles so they all fit inside at one location is extremely hard, but some can really do that. I have had enough problems reducing the inventory number of the vehicles that sat outside in the weather. I still have one sitting outside, I understand the issue.

That said, reducing the inventory number to the point that actually increases empty space, boarder lines on being impossible. Not many can actually accomplish that feat. That will be the next challenge, after you overcome the current one.

 

I can smell burning paint trying to park that close together

 

They would not look that pretty after I parked them in that tight...

 

I'm just glad that it's not my garage. If ever I did get my fat *** into the cars, I'd just hurt myself and could not get out and would starve to death.

 

Cut holes in the cross brace welded up 4 nuts then welded them onto the cross brace 4 done plate bolted down . Will finish up another day

 

Parking that tight, you must not have earthquakes where you are! We get some good shakers here.

 

Somewhere in Marks garage, there's a Spider-Man suit that's never mentioned....gotta be!

 

Okay, it's four in the morning and I can't figure this out. Let's discount the show cars in the living room and just focus on the garage area. Judging by the photos, some of the cars are six to eight inches apart. Let's say that you want to take the (insert name of car here) out to go to the drive in. You open the door to access the driveway and then what? Let's say that you have chosen the blue car up against the wall... do you fire up the 'vette and slowly, very slowly, back it out and then jockey the orange one out and then get in the blue one out?
Conversely, you come home after the jaunt and you put the blue one in, then the orange one, and then the 'vette... you get my drift. Do you put some on wheel dollies and push them around? Do you crawl through windows on occasion?
I don't want to get into your personal habits but...
The boat is sold so does everything have to move?

I have to move stuff to get my creeper.

 

Wheel Dollies make the job easier

 

A '55 chevy g***er????....

 

Put some new rubber in the Malibu, to keep the front windows from getting broken, and the doors from rattling so much. They might slow down water ingress a little, too.

 

All done . Now where did I put the cover for pocket for the hitch ball ? lol

 

Finally got a bellhousing for the early nv4500 I had for a decade

 

Small jobs just seem to take forever, spent the better part of the day replacing the front part and two new bolts for the front seat mount

 

been turning this
into this

ot because of this

 

setting up a couple Chevy distributors for flathead Ford.

 

I have one in the Power Wagon ,great trans . Just use proper amount and type of fluid . I over fill mine a slight amount

 

Probably gonna use it behind a 292 in the c40
Only hickup is the parking brake. I hoping a local guy that has the parts will hook me up with the tail shaft pieces for the parking brake. if not I might fab one on the rear end.

 

The boys at the shop felt sorry for me being laid up so they started installing the power windows in the Camaro. Normally I dont do power windows but it came that way from the factory

 

Started a cam swap last night on a 5.3 that turned out to be a 4.8 with whipped out cam bearing. Found an online buy on a 5.3. After getting all back together today, a group shot.

 

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