50 wulf
Cogwheel
Last Activity: 03-18-2023, 09:50 AM
Joined: 02-13-2018
Location: North, MS
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Very interesting build! How did it drive? -
Here's an interesting one.
I like how they covered every spec of rust with diamond plate, didn't bother to replace the broken front marker lights, and tried to put the canvas hood on over...Leave a comment:
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Reminds me of carrying machetes through the woods as a boy, cutting trails. We felt like explorers and kings of the earth at the same time.
Speaking of knives, this is one I lusted after...Last edited by 50 wulf; 03-10-2023, 06:48 AM.Leave a comment:
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An awesome deal. But shipping wouldn't be cheap, and might be more difficult since it's non running??
The 109 SW I just got was sold a year earlier to a man in Australia. He paid the money,...Leave a comment:
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I'll take them. PM sent.Leave a comment:
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I wonder if this ends up happening with many things. Years ago, a good friend (retired hobby shop owner) remarked on how model trains had gone from children's toys to adult toys. All of the trains he...Leave a comment:
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At least with the non-runners you can pretty much tell what you're looking at and what will need repair, because the PO's haven't attempted to fix (or hide) any of the work that will need to be done....Leave a comment:
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The first LR I bought (66' 88"; 2001 purchase) was $400 off ebay, but it was a mess. Took me 2yrs and $4000 to restore it. Sold if for $12000, and saw it for sale many years later in California for...Leave a comment:
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I had a local shop fab all the panels I needed when I replaced the footwells and added A/C to my current truck. But you're still going to have to do some trimming and fitting on your own to get everything...Leave a comment:
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Rear Station Wagon side glass
Need both glass panels for the rear most sliding windows.
2 panes, 1 side only. -
This one's not an NADA (which doesn't matter to me). I reread my post and see how I could have written that clearer.
(I did get some flak for going to get another vehicle just before the baby is...Leave a comment:
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I'm not on fakebook, so I had to get my wife to join that group! That took almost two days for them to let her join (however that works, dunno)! And by the look of the messages, I figured it was a lost...
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It's my reminder that everyday life will throw you a new challenge, but you just keep smiling and push through it! And that life is too short to have an unpleasant disposition. (Because if I didn't remind...Leave a comment:
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Really appreciate you posting that. It was 3hrs from me, but still being so close, I had to see it. So, yeah, it came home with me. 1 owner, who is in his 80's. An interesting story, as the man was...
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I could use that. How does $45 sound?
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Son's Dresser
My son is due in 3 weeks! So wife said we must have a dresser for his room now. Despite the generally foul weather, the Rover did great and fit the heavy 5.5' dresser in the back with ease. The rear...
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I don't think the perfectionist in me would allow me to built it incomplete! I'd rather take my time and build it as a runner (assuming it would have value to someone later) and just put a tag on it when...Leave a comment:
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Seems like you've got it running very fine to hit those speeds consistently!
We hit a record 82deg here on Wed. Thurs was 77 and amazing. Then back in the 40's today. My MG seems to be...Leave a comment:
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That's a good point. I've always turned mine so they are right side up. May not make a difference, just always heard that they could leak and fail if upside down....Leave a comment:
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Just curious, what are you going to leave out to build it cheaper, since you are getting something machined on it? I've never built a non-runner. Going to leave out the head gaskets? Just finger tighten...Leave a comment:
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