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:eek:thankyou sir i recently had myright leg amputated below the knee and am waaaaaay behind:eek:

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ihave anad in the swapsectionabout ny display toolboxes. i I want to bump mnit up but for the life of me canannotfind it. any help will be apprciated. sewall Tyler

Remove it and back flush both the radiator and block. Sewall

I'm not the sharpest tack in the box when it comes to computers. Is it possible to locate every post I've made say in the last year? It's about a news letter from Australia that had some poems in it. Someone found it for me once and I copied it but then managed to lose it. Any help would be most...

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Split a coke can length wise wrap it around the heater and fasten with hose clamps. I guarantee you will have all the hot air you need especially with that roadster. Sewall

McMaster-Carr shows a socket head screw #91670A146 6-32x3/8. the price is $11.69 which may be each or 100. Call to find u. Sewall

Get Le Andrews red book, it will take you through all the steps. Sewall

Thank you both! That's it. Now to measure the cat for its box:eek:

It's damn lucky to be breathing:eek:

Back in the summer there was a thread about I think car shows and someone posted their club site showing the cars and also had a page of cartoons. It may have been from Australia or NZ. I copied the cartoon page only to have a damn cat pee all over it. At the bottom of the page I ss...

The $5000.00 Facebook car is NOT an automatic:eek: Sewall

I make the cherry display tool boxes and as Brent stated hardly use sandpaper as the abranet is so much better. Just saw where Woodcraft has it for belt sanders. Sewall Tyler

Done it many times, no problems. Sewall

Bill K , I assure you, is telling the truth:D Sewall

I don't have a Tudor but Les Andrews red book page 1-27 shows the placement of the blocks if this helps you. Sewall

Benson thanks for that information Sewall!

I'm working on five right now with Tom Endy's instructions next to me and he stresses the fact to not drill out the plugs.He says us a paper clip and it can be tedious but it works. Sewall

A good friend of mine has a Brassworks on his cabby and no problems after many, many miles. Sewall