Yup. Had to pull the plugs so I could turn it over to unbolt the flex plate.
Its a '70 GT parts car. It has no firewall or windshield hence the car cover.
You see this all over the south. Just like you said anywhere the climate is right.
Yup. I used to buy remans and turn in the old for cores. I can buy new eaton's for a couple hundred more than a reman with no core. Cores aren't worth the shipping costs for a rebuilder so I just save them for future horse trading at the scrapyard. This is the second 440/727 I've picked up that way. I've got a good Super 10 I took out and replaced with a new 18 speed. I cant give it away.
The open eaves let the air flow. Even though its 95° you have a breeze. I see you're in Madison. Beautiful up there. Our two oldest daughters (twins) live up there with their respective husbands and 4 of our grandkids. One lives in Madison, the other is in Merdianville.
Yes I did. It has the short tailshaft with a yoke.
We are very fortunate. The eye passed about 90 miles east of us (Marianna, FL). We had some gusty winds and just over a inch of rain. About half our work goes to the areas severely damaged. A couple of our customers lumber yards got wiped out completely. Catheys Ace in Mexico Bch was destroyed. The roads have been cleared enough now so we can start hauling lumber down to Panama City tomorrow.
