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Bolted down the lift columns today. Floor was not level so a couple of shims were needed. Ten bolts torqued to 125 ft/lbs would not have been a problem ten years ago. Today, they kicked my *** a little but they are bolted down and plumb all around. Guess I am starting to show my age a little...

This sounds like a TIG job. Look around for a local shop that can aluminum weld for a permanent repair. That crack should not take more than 30 minutes for them to fix, including time to properly clean the area. My trans had a chunk taken out (about and 1" square) that was put back in place...

Drilling the 10 holes for the lift install. This was flat out the hardest concrete I have ever drilled. Burned up a new double cut bit and finally had to resort to a quad cut, and it was still a PIA. What should have taken a couple of hours at most (allowing for the drill to cool), ended up...

Prayers sent for both

More busy work. Started framing a pantry (in the mud room) at the better half's request.

Man it has been busy around here (looking at several vehicles for the next next project). Did manage to free up some time to assemble the rotisserie; hopefully, the lift will be next.

69 Coronetrt, if you would be so kind. The 6W on your tag, is that a white lower side strip or (as some LR decode experts claim) a compact spare.

From the decoder I used the Scheduled Production Date was March 7th The C16 showed a console w/woodgrain panel IDK, I was not there.

Took a minute but here it is:

Thanks "lewtot184" feels a little better to know that I am not alone on this island!

So I looked at a 1969 GTX, early March build date, and all the numbers match. Great! It is in pretty rough shape but I can save it, I think. Anyway, the only thing that does not match is the a code on the fender tag. It is a Lynch Road build and the tag has a code of "C16" which should be a...

Went to the LIONS game with the wife, daughter, her boyfriend, and our nephew. GREAT game!!!

1970 AAR Cuda that is rough enough that I can afford it. The pie in the sky would be, as many of you know, a 1970 Superbird. :)

My 1973 had the long tips with the orange/red inserts and they were the only tips that fit correctly into the holding clips on the frame.

Yes Sir, have a very Happy Birthday!!

Just finished putting up the last sheet of OSB! Installed 37 sheets with 36 screws per sheet (1332 screws total) and every sheet had to be cut. The better half had to help with just 1 sheet. Perfect! I was originally going all the way to the ceiling but now I am going to use 1/2" foam board...

If I come back as a cow, I want this graphics package!! I think they are called: Belted Galloways (AKA Panda Cows)

Just got back from our trip to Germany with our youngest son as our tour guide. He was there for a month doing training for work. He stayed an extra 12 days to drive us around the country side. Had a lot of fun, great food, and plenty of beer. That little girl can drink!!!!! The Autobahn...

Nice 70, you did well Sir, you did well!!

Just started to finish the walls of the "new" shop. Only 66 more sheets to go!!!