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I should add that I use Map gas (the yellow not blue tank available at Lowes/Hdepot) which is hotter than propane.

Pb blast if your patient enough to wait a day or so. A propane torch works wonders as well.

As a 17 y/o I bought a 67 GTO from the local tow lot. The guy never paid his bill & they sold it to me for $300. 400 4 speed. I took the engine/trans, seats (which were bigger but still fit) and the factory wood wheel & put it in a 67 Firebird. My parents gave me 2 weeks to do the swap & it was...

Check this one out. A Charger built out of a CV.

I always loved the CL9000 Ford. I remember this picture from the original brochure.

Civilian shocks, civilian tires, 440 cubic inch...but no cop car options. Nice car, but sadly not what it's claimed to be. VIN number CL41T2c257723.

Just a thought some might like to see this. No affiliation. It is an online bidding site for storage auctions. Just type in your state & see a few pictures & a description of what is inside. Happy hunting. Storagetreasures.com

Haha, no. But it was, at times, a dirty job. Only corporate job I ever had. Like creating laws & making sausage, what goes on behind the doors is not pleasant.

My first job landed me in Atlanta working for the Southern Regional Office, 1990. I was in on numerous meetings, one of which was over the plan to put Roses out of business in the next few months. One of my many jobs was orchestrating transfers of assistants & store mgrs. I had Puerto Rico as...

Jim Patterson & his son sometimes show up to the local cars & coffee, but never with this one. True car guys. He made his fortune as the founder of Long John Silvers.

That looks like some kind of third world scaffolding.

But now it has Truecoat!

The old K100. I've drawn that truck on paper, as a kid, more than I did the 57 Chevy. I use to drag my Dad into the dealerships and collect brochures on it. Lots of useless knowledge, like the size of cabs (110" was the biggest, 86" was most popular with the Aerodyne available in both sizes) VIT...

Looks like they sourced the idea from the Pontiac Formula Firebird. Myself I still prefer the Hellcat hood design.

I think you could double your money on this one, provided it's not a rust bucket.

My Parents had a 77 Corolla 1200 5 speed that I pretty much tried to kill. I once jumped it over rail road tracks and got about 5 feet in the air before coming nose down hard with the rear end bouncing off the ground for some time, hardly like they do on tv. It blew out the shocks and scraped...

Pretty cool. For the Eastwood fans.

Or overflow tank. Still a good idea.

Already deleted. What was the asking price?

Yeah, I have a friend that owns a trucking company. He texted some rambled up crap about freight going to 4 bucks a mile and how everything is going down the drain, a few days ago.