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Farmers used to put calcium choride in tires for weight on tractors. Any kind of antifreeze in tires has been illegal for a ong time.

Go to a hardware store and get septic tank cleaner crystals. Mix it with water. That's what a radiator shop uses except theirs is hot. Caustic soda is what I was trying to remember. An OLD GOOD hardware store will have it.

There are lots of motels to choose from, all the brand names PLUS.I just got info for a friend that is coming this week, it ranged from $83 to $179 a night. Not sure what the Oct. prices are. If you plan to sleep in your car be aware Herco shut down the bathroom with a shower that everyone used...

AMEN. It's his sandbox and he makes the rules. Play nice or stay home.

I have seen a video of this process. Crazy!

Have you seen 3d printed molds for casting? They are a work of art. At least the ones I have seen are. The printer "blows" sand and adds glue where the mold is and stops blowing glue where the cavity is. When it's done you dump out the loose sand from the cavity.

I agree, it should not be used on a taper. Plan on getting on your glasses, zipper, and anything else you touch all day.

I worked in the food industry where all hardware was SS. Everything got Never Seize. One time I went to the tool crib for some hardware. On the way back to the job I was playing with a nut and screw. It seized up hard enough I had to use a wrench to get them apart. I HATE SS hardware. Werner has...

There is also a food grade Never Seize. It is teflon based. Might be good for what you describe?

I insolated my garage with a product just like this. It was a bubble wrap with foil meant to be used in chicken houses where the humidity is high. It was cheap and made in America. Sorry I don't remember a name. Maybe check with a pole barn installer?

Last I knew several of the SS Fords were in the museum in Auburn, In.

I have talked to him at shows, very nice guy.

The rules say no bikes and no gas golf carts. But the club that puts it on only has gas golf carts and there's bikes everywhere.

The host { land owner} could care less. They can make more money having the park open. That's why the red field had to be cleared Friday.

Take a look at the article in the next AA magazine. They used to always show pictures down crowded rows full of people pulling carts and wagons. That is a thing of the past.

Read any of the books about the Abernathy Boys. They bought a Brush and drove it from NYC to Oklahoma. And a Brush was the third car to drive up Pikes Peak, it took 8 hours.

If you enjoy the history of WW1 look at Roads to the Great War website.

Was it represented as a real one when you transported it? I know of a Mercedes Blitzen Benz that was recreated. A friend was involved in building it. It has since been accepted as real.

Dan Partain, the book about the 75th anniversary of Budd is a good read too. There's a copy at AACA library in the DB section. I never knew Budd invented the spot welder until reading it there.

This is a shot in the dark, but here goes. About 10 or so years ago on ebay a guy had original photos from Budd advertised, maybe 9X16 sized black and whites. They were sold in lots. A friend bought all the Dodge Brothers pics, 3600 of them. Many were of single panels or small assemblies, some...