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For anyone thinking about rigging up a choke cable mount instead of waiting for one in the mail, I just made one from the stainless steel in an old bar-b-q. It seems to work ok but I still have to wait for the Stromberg rocket clip (unless I can figure out how to make one of those too).
I’m posting this for a relative so forgive me if it’s not technically a hot rod!It’s still a special car that deserves a good owner. 1998 Pontiac Firebird Formula. 5.7L V8, 6 speed manual, 130,000 KM (approx. 81,000 miles), not winter driven, no rust. Mature owners so far – the present owner is youn...
A woman, cranky because her husband was late coming home again, decided to leave a note, saying, "I've had enough and have left you...don't bother coming after me.Then she hid under the bed to see his reaction.After a short while, the husband comes home and she could hear him in the kitchen before he c...
Well - I have been on the back burner with projects for about 2 yers now - got into building a new house. I have wanted a Miagi car since I first saw th Karate Kid back in what - the late 70s - early 80s? Last fall I lucked into and bought a 47 Ford convertible driver quality car. Needed lots of love but it was a...
Progress on the Track-T grill shell is slow but that's ok. I'm learning I hope. I am trying not to apply too much pressure with the English wheel and just take my time with it. I might try to tighten the overall curve from top to bottom on the driver side with one or two more tucks at the top but I don't want...
I recently swapped an old and dirty Holley 2 barrel for a new tri power along with a new intake manifold. But the initial reluctance I felt when I stepped on the throttle remains pretty much the same. The car is hesitant to start though I am told it should turn over easily with a turn of the key. And when d...
Help! I’m hoping some members here might help me find a Hot Rod called “The Lemon Truck.” My Father, Jack Swanston, worked out of a car club garage in Oakville and built this Hot Rod in the late in 1960’s. I believe it was one of the first open model T’s to be shown at car shows and he won numerous class awards...
Help! I’m hoping some members here might help me find a Hot Rod called “The Lemon Truck.” My Father, Jack Swanston, worked out of a car club garage in Oakville and built this Hot Rod in the late in 1960’s. I believe it was one of the first open model T’s to be shown at car shows and he won numerous class awards...
My old car has plenty of chrome on bumpers, grille etc, but my new car has plenty of plastic chromed. Is it possible to have plastic chrome plated at a after market shop like metal plating was done years ago?
I just learned a new tip that might help somebody else too. Take 8 small bread bag clips and number them 1 - 8 and throw them in the tool box. Next time you need to mark you spark plug cables, just attach the bread clips. Eezy Peezy. Neat eh ?
I'm always messing around trying and/or looking for less expensive, or easier ways of doing things. Sometimes you get lucky, and a lot of the time...not. Automotive paint is getting right out of this world for expense. So looking for a bit of a monetary break isn't that far out there. This little gimmi...
I have 2 Vintique rear view mirrors for 1935-1940 Ford passenger and 1948-1952 Ford trucks for sale. Never used, new in boxes. Ten dollars takes them. Also have 2 pieces of door glass for 42-47 Ford and Mercury trucks. Ten dollars also. Reply here or e-mail Randyr3554@hotmail.com
An idea has been suggested over on Canadian Rodder and I would like to carry it here.Since Canadian Rodder is primarily Western Centric, I felt it should be seen here as well in the primarily Ontario audience.The concept is bulk buying from Summit. We know they have the largest array and inventory...
Hey Everyone, Cool to see there's an art section on here. Here's some shirt designs I whipped up for a little clothing line I have called Greasy Apparel Co. If you see something you like and want to grab one, send me a message, comment below, we can chat through my Greasy Apparel facebook page. If you're l...
Just throwing this out; looking for a set of Chrysler rally wheels for full size 70s Chrysler. Must be in good condition with centers and trim rings. Will pick up.
Just wanted to share some of my auto related design work. A couple years ago I was lucky enough to do the design work for an auto competition show called Wrench Wars. It was created by a guy named Brother JD. He owns El Reys Garage in Venice California. He also had a show on Discovery for a while called Turn...
https://youtu.be/ENN1e12FR48 The Beaumonts (circa 2006) Victoria, British Columbia Canada Recorded by Scott Henderson in a Sea of **** Studios Mastering and Audio/Video work by Scott Bennett at Lap of Luxury Original video is called Ingenuity in Action, and should be watched by anyone inte...
As most folks in the local hobby know the red Labatt's Streamliner is fully restored and resides in London, Ontario. Here are a few more. Not my compilation. Warren
Hi guys, my name is Mike. I just joined the forum. I own a couple 1966 Chryslers, but I like old-school rods, customs and finned cars too. Here is my Newport convertible. Originally a California car. I tried to post pictures of my Windsor 2-door hardtop also, but the system said my post was too long. I to...
Just a place to drop photos of some of the license plates I have restored for those who seek out restoration work,thanks to those who I have already done work for as well! Cheers, Chris.
So we went last fall to pick up a donor car from my sister in law so my daughter could start to build her version of a rat rod pickup. We bought a 1951 Ford truck cab that is fixable, two really nice western doors and a good first gen S-10 truck for the chassis. Kelsey was going to use the diesel out of it,that w...
Hey all, How's everyone's lockdown going? Just wanted to share some of the models I've painted in the past few years. Usually do one every winter after the car goes away. This one was actually a shift knob, that turned into a hood ornament.
When it's cruisin' season, but there's a damn virus messin' everything up...Gotta fink of a way to stay safe...haha Was messin' around with one of the printers at work yesterday and made a couple panels to make a mask in case we need to start wearing em all the time. I'm all for wearing a mask if it means we...
Hi Guys i have a 72 factory ordered endura pontiac lemans wagon,plan on putting a 72 455 into it soon,has original drivetrain now,bucket seats and console from a 71 lemans ragtop in it,rust free cali car 6 yrs ago,hasnt seen any road time yet..
Labour Day. Every one, take the day off. I read somewhere that the first Labour Day celebration was in Toronto. The 'muricans saw that and took it to New Yawk. I was a Union member from 1965 on. IUEC International Union of Elevator Constuctors. The best job of all construction trades.
