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And the quality of seals are just horrible. I have to redo hub seals on my 84 Cummins crewcab every year, front and rear, because they just don't last. I've tried them all from the cheapest to the most expensive and they fail prematurely.

If it's not one thing it's another...:BangHead:

Nice looking old long roof you have there...Nice to see it getting some love again and back out on the streets!:thumbsup:

Gotta love the 318...such a tough little motor!:thumbsup:

Noticed any more noise being transferred into the cabin area from the urethane bushing?

Are those rubber or urethane mounts? Looking great as always!:thumbsup:

Sometimes when it rains...it pours! Good luck with the juggling act but great to see the Junkyard dog is finally going to get some primer and paint!:thumbsup:

Very much enjoyed your stories...thank you for sharing, reminds me a lot of my life's journey as well and I'm turning 46 this year. ;)

Very interesting disc brake conversion. If everything works out and performs properly you should have your friend make those brackets and sell them. ;)

I think the dash is the only thing with any real amount of wood grain, wagon is buried right now so can't go out and investigate but I did remember to dig out the radio delete panel and snap a pic.

I can go digging in the shed and see if I can find it. ;)

Neat idea on the radio, I picked up a factory Radio Delete plate for my 68 T/C wagon for if/when I do an aftermarket stereo.

Ross....that is a clever design on the mount, functional yet not visible to the casual glance.:thumbsup:

You know you drain the oil from the bottom of the motor right....:p:D I'll be watching this one as well.:thumbsup:

Again so many small custom details that most will not, or would not catch.....More great work!!

Wow all the way to Russia...Congrats on a pretty sweet car!

I work nights and keep why weekends on the same schedule, but I can be out in the shop working to 2am or later now that the new shop is getting a bit more finished....heat (even poor heating), and some insulation makes a big difference. ;)

More great work...:thumbsup:

Lookin' good!!:thumbsup: Do you have a shroud? The quality of the photo makes it look like the pic was taken back in the 80's..love it!...and I have a square fan exactly the same as the one in the lower left. :)

I can't say I have ever seen a fender tag like that!