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Here is the finished product. Macs oak bed kit that I darkened the wood with a propane torch, lightly brushed with brass wire brush and treated with several coats of Teak oil.
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I went for an early morning ride in the '34 and, while passing a grape vinyard I started hearing a noise from, (what I thought), was the rear of the car. I was sure it was a wheel bearing so I pulled over and stopped the car. Thankfully, the noise continued and I looked over at the vinyard and saw a small wind turbine spinning around and making a loud 'clack, clack, clack sound. Was I relieved!
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Location: Minnesota, Florida Keys
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I took the '51 for the first drive this year around the lot at my shop. No problem with the car, but I can't say so much for myself. When I came back from Florida this spring, I found that my arthritis had moved into my shoulders big time and made driving a car with power steering a problem, much less one without. After a few months of physical therapy, I've gotten most of the function of my right arm back, but not so much the left. Anyway, I found that as long as I keep the car moving, I can handle it quite easily. It looks like nice weather in the Northlands this week, so I may try a deserted county road or two.
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Changed the oil and filter, and adjusted the tie rods.
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Location: Fredericksburg, Virginia
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I just finished another 1933-1939 style flathead V8 generator conversion. It was converted from the original 6 volt 3-brush configuration to 12 volt, 2-brush for use with a regulator. It will be going to Hershey, along with many other restored generators.
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cleaned bugs off the 38 convertible coupe, put top back up, after driving 110 miles Saturday to a show and back, got beat Ford award, 142 cars registered
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Does this count?……..best seat at the house!……….Mark
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I washed the Pendine sand and salt water residue off my 32 sedan. I was racing on Sunday and did 91.57 mph!
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Fantastic Mart!
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Drilled out the bloody steering column anti-theft bolt. Needed to do that to get the bloody horn rod out to get the bloody light switch c-clip sorted. Which it turned out wasn’t needed. Oh well, experience is the mistake that you made yesterday.
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Lived in Dublin for five years, the Irish have even more creative, albeit not PC terms that I suspect that the moderators wouldn’t care for.
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gonna put a new battery in the '37 today after i get away from the blue light of computer. the last one got at batteries plus --duracell only lasted 2 yrs. wouldnt hold a charge from charger/maintainer and threw the problem with battery indicator light and would never light the green light. the new die hard i brought home from, advanced auto parts did however light the green within 2 hrs. Tom.
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Getting ready for Hershey!
I just finished up my dual axle caterpillar conversion for hauling heavy flathead V8 generator cores. Kind of overkill. But cool 🤣
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