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That’s why my 48 inch pipe wrenches were aluminum! I did have one steel 48 in her for the real bad stuff! lol






Bones

 

"One size fits all "rims, my favourite.

L.C. 283 piston, standard bore (Low Compression). Suitable for unleaded gas.

 

Idiot forgot the flat washers.

 

Wire brush piston install new rings dingle ball the cylinder and run her

 

Was told that the engine ran strong and had new exhaust system, and the brakes were good.

 

Did he also have a bridge for sale ? He he he.....S.O.B or as Buford T Justice would Sum*****...

 

Don't use the 15" six lug Chevy wheels made for the early disc brakes with older drum brakes. The rivets that hold the drums on won't let the wheel sit flat. The old wheels have depressions for the rivets. I was just traveling on the highway at about 60 and pulled on a side road to piss. When I got out and shut the door the wheel fell off. That's my buddy Vic checking it out thankful for my enlarged prostate.

 

Would have been a cool video

 

Hard to " like" 'but thanks for the heads up !

 

I take this instead of cowl steering!

 

Future Tesla??? ^^

 

Video would indicate we had a clue. Vic is in front of the wet spot lucky it wasn't a pile as well. What was crazy is though the lugs were ruined they didn't break. The nuts came off and loose in the hub cap. How could I not hear that?

I'd like to see the air tunnel results for this.

 

Funny and Cool!

 

Funny….not cool !

 

The fitment of the wheel cover was tight enough to prevent the horror of rattling nuts.
The centrifical force held the nuts against the ridges on the cover.

 

Glad you’re ok and nothing too serious happened I’ll bet you were puckered up though
Dan

 

Is there a peddle-powered hippo involved with this?

 

That's a Super Bird in the water.

 

Saw one of those Tesla trucks today. NO! Just nooooo.

 

Technically a water foul (sp)?

 

Yea, nothing scary about that. Each of those "extensions" state they reduce the capacity of the hitch by about 1/2. I wonder what he is hauling on the Goose neck wheel trailer, because the empty trailer probably well exceeds the capacity of the hitch and its attachments.