Pete M

cable cutters, a socket, and then new lines

just eat a lot of food this chrismas. like a whole lot.

the CC will host your images. just upload them straight into your posts.

oh, yeah. little wooden boxes and coffee cans. my grandpa left behind a lot of little bits of the past.

the 96+ seats have a completely different mounting system and will need some fab work, but they will absolutely fit.

that image shows an MTS assembly. just get their 4.0L one and you'll know for sure. on a side note for anyone else reading this, the 2.8 never had a pump in the tank, but rather a mechanical pump on the engine that sucked through a suuuuper long straw.

not that I know.

splurged on a new hoodie that will be set aside for times I need a clean hoodie.

need more details on that!

as a general rule of thumb, I try not to reuse crusty, rusty items that are key to saving my life.

printed up a 20x30 to see how it looks. It's ok, but needs a bit more tweaking....

ran out of things to check, so I ordered a piercer valve and gauge to attempt a refill.

the fans are spinning, the compressor is vibrating, but nothing is becoming either hot or cold.

holy giant toolbox batman! I love it!

nice

they are on the slow boat from Asia. I get the feeling that January is a solid availability date, but I'm irritated that a price hasn't been announced yet.

grade 8 cap head bolts (the round headed ones that use an allen wrench) are what I used. can't remember the diameter.

you wouldn't be the first to cover the vin on the dash and slap a good plate on a not-so-good truck

I like to shut off the master valve to the house (unless my nephews are stopping by each day) because paranoia can be useful sometimes

lol. still only rated for 3500#. but someday I still hope to drop that mid-engine vette motor into the back of a van. this is what I'm using, one zip at a time. https://www.dodge.com/new-inventory.durango.2021.html?modelYearCode=IUD202111&radius=250&variation=undefined&ref=details&zip=60007

picture of the year right there