Recent content by Meep-Meep

Thanks. You would know me from FBBO. Your attention to detail is great. That dash alone should win an award. Keep up the good work.

Holy smokes! Nice work 747. The design and colors in that kitchen are fantastic. I used to help an old buddy do kitchen remodels and it was a real treat to see the final product. We also did a bathroom vanity for a lady that was like a piano finish. Absolutely gorgeous.

I lived for model cars back when I was a kid. Did the spark plug wires (in the correct firing order) and so on. Your work is very nice!

Sounds like I'm a bit late, but if you have to deal with that chain tensioner again use a rubber band to hold the thing in the collapsed position. It's a ratcheting mechanism if I recall, and a big PITA, so wrap a rubber band around it then pull it out when the chain is installed.

I hear ya. But now you know and so do the rest of us!

I have a 2002 that I bought new and refuse to get rid of it! 200 K miles and still going. Great truck.

Yeah, nylon for king pins?!? No thanks. Glad you're back on track now.

Super nice GTX and truck! Thanks for posting.

I didn't want to be the first to say it but thought I should point out that you installed your brake MC on the wrong side ;)

Your fabrication skills are off the charts! Car is cool too and would have been great if those made it to the US.

Pretty sure the top of the rad support is removed in the process but that shouldn't be a big deal.

I let my financial adviser dabble for me.

Must be in my blood going back to my great grandfather but I only got hot and heavy into it lately. Here are a few projects that I did within the last year and hoping to improve my technique as time goes on. Made plenty of mistakes but as the saying goes: Failure plus analysis equals success...

Damn tweakers (sigh.....)

Welcome aboard Michael and hoping we all benefit from each others experience.