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From reddit.com/r/justrolledintotheshop/ Customer en route to shop after being told his Nissan was ready; he was just around the...
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For $15k, that engine better not be a stock rebuild.
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Replaced the yard light on the shop with an LED unit. Rented a 19’ scissor lift. Had to make some modifications, but I think it came out...
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65sporty reacted to Unix's post in the thread 1971 Chrysler Newport Custom 383, rebuilding in Europe with .Had new polyurethane bushings made for the leaf springs. The PST ones fell apart after 4 years, during dissasembly. Here are the tech...
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Here’s some more of the backstory from a gent who retired about the time I started at Hughes in 1985, Chuck Stuart: Enjoyed Mike’s...
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Many were asking how the XF8U-3 Crusader III would land (and take off) with such enormous ventral fins, well this picture shows the fins...
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100 years of Kenworth Ca. 1920's - Kenworth catered to the special needs of Western truckers, who faced longer hauls, steeper grades...
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I had NO idea what this was. Apparently, its a MUST have piece of machinery when one is constucting "canals" (that you will...
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Back to the F-11B, F-14 and the AIM-54 Phoenix missile, I received a couple of emails from gents that I worked with regarding the...
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150 ton canal trimmer used on the Grand Coulee Dam irrigation project. The truck was owned and operated by Catlow Transport out of...
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Here’s a link to a short video: Quite impressive and I have always enjoyed seaplanes.
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The Martin P6M Seamaster was a experimental strategic bomber/ Flying boat. Almost entering service with the US navy with only 12...
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The aircraft reminded me of the Statolaunch system. I was working in Mojave, CA. When the hangar was being constructed. It’s operational...
