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I have used my table saw many times to cut aluminum plate up to 3/4 " thick. Good carbide blade, safety glasses, hearing protection and face shield are a must!

Every motor (engine) around my house uses Rotella. Lawn mower, tractor, cars, trucks. Never a problem.

Or you can slip a short piece of 5/8 heater hose over the threads to protect the seal.

You're an animal. That's why we like you so much.

My hero!

I have one for sale right now for $500. Bare frame, good shape, no damage, minor pitting. I think that's a fair price.

Yes, you'll need to trim about 3/8 off the back top edge of the 4D door, and taper it towards the front until it fits the opening well. Everything else about the 4D door is the same as a 5W. Go slow, take your time, use the body belt line as your guide to how well the door fits.

Tom, we'll be waiting for you! Have fun!

I know this might sound odd, but I used "liquid nails" to glue the foil backed bubble-wrap to the inside of the roof on my '40. I put 2 layers in the roof, doors, and quarter panels. Sealed all the edges with HVAC foil tape. Put 2 layers of Peel-N-Seal (Lowes) on the floor clear back through...

I've found it really helps if you remove the front seat so you can lie down on the floor. I'm not nearly flexible enough to make all the contortions needed (or have enough hands) to install the radio with the seat in place.

Me too!!