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Determine parts, their costs. Paint line and cost. Add together, multiple by three for a guesstimate

Nothing exciting, got the side glass down. Getting ready to install it, finding the hardware, thinking through cleaning up the tracks and operators.

Where did the hemi powered car profits go? Maserati, Fiat to name and few

Welp, we agree on the brace. It's correct for a Chrysler, must have pulled it off a later than 70 C Body. Back to Wisconsin for a shopping trip.

1969 Plymouth, Custom Fury 2bbl 383. Two brackets. One I powdered coated, thinking it was the battery tray brace, it isn't. Battery tray brace is "L" shapped; inverted when installed. The other bracket was painted by the "shop". Went through the assembly manual, and the parts book. Hive thoughts?

We were, got to a odd half light in Chicago. Used a piece of Obsidian rock to view it. Semi transparent stone native to areas around Mexico City.

A couple of the hone team

Art institute, unrivaled collection of Monets, Field or Musem of Science and Industry, Sears Tower or John Hancock observatories, Klairmont Collection on the NW side, Volo if your up for a drive, and my home town favorite Super Dog. Salt Lake City a drive up to Park City/ Deer Valley, Golden...

Been to Japan twice, bullet train out of Tokyo, visual treat most interesting to see. China twice, both times Hunan province. Amazing how they are both different from the other, and Vietnam is undoubtedly the same to both. Glad I've seen a slice of the world.

Feel your pain, been sorting the hardware mess the shop I hired left me. Found two more, 6 of the eight I need for the fender extensions on my 69 plymouth. Have the last two on a donor car fender. Claimed a victory towards reassemble, small steps will equal victory.

Traveling to Winston-Salem NC, made time to stop at FuryGt's home for way-ward Plymouths. Picked up a nice 69 wheel opening trim piece and a couple of other pieces of brick a brack for my wagon. Nice after noon with a good dose of hospitality. Finished off with a ride in the Sport Fury. Thanks...

A trip, to Winston-Salem yielded this little gem. Claims to be the last Shell shaped shell gas station.

Any thoughts of attending?

Next to Bob's Big Boy in Burbank, CA. My hometown and favorite is Superdawg a hot dog stand, just to be clear. Since 1948

Figured out he couldn't take the $$ with him?

Relatively new auto museum, on Chicago's NW side. Great parking, just off the expressway. A surprising large collection, including brass Era to contemporary cars. Including some of our favorite brands. Eight galleries the size of the last photo. The name sake made his money in dry cleaning and...

Snow?

Can never tell, look how many 1st gen Camaros and Mustangs were made. Most were used up and junked.

Love my PCP 13' RT

There us a 20-30 ohm wrap of nichrome wire around a wick that is saturated with fluid. The vaporized fluid is pushed out with a air piston driven in and out if a chamber. Or very carfully by the minature fireman scooping coal.