JeffK wrote:
Spent 4 hours at the Nissan dealer last night looking at some really boring Altimas. Its hard to beleive that they want so much for what I consider a base model vehicle. I think my wife finally realized that this morning. We might go look at other options like Charger, Sonata, Optima since they are all in the same basic price range and come more well equipped.

demco307 wrote:
Reset valves,engin wants to idle. have to open throttle blades a little an hold to idle.cranks better,revs up good.Havent set yet but my brother said he set the gaps but I just checked them an their on about .039 to ..040, I think the correct gap is around .050. havent reset yet but could this be the problem? also had running earlier and disconnected the iac connector and didnt have to hold flaps open as much to idle.I think the valves are correct now. one more thing to add,does the new tpis throttle screw need to be adjusted? does the iac valve need to be adjusted for the TB. THANKS

Calm wrote:
What can I say?
We in Western Canada like to spill oil.

Where do you think the Alberta Tar Sands came from?

383tpimachine wrote:
It runs. Rough but it runs. Only "problem" is the diaphragm went bad in the brake booster but I have another one ready to go in. This will be an occasional driver by summer hopefully.

tjpreul wrote:
My co-worker has a 1914, he was talking about what a pain it is to drive. Three pedals; high/low, reverse and a brake. The throttle and timing advance are a levers on the column.

bogus wrote:
I have never ridden in a Model T, but I have driven a Model A!

http://www.youtube.com/swf/l.swf?video_id=S4KrIMZpwCY

biggrizzly wrote:
. I think I'll have to drop the height of the car to more easily remove the engine once the transmission is out. Things to ponder.

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Vetron87 wrote:

No I'll be the last person! I really don't care if I ever watch a movie again!!

Ah, competition, cool.

The last movie I paid to watch (in a theater) was "Star Wars", the first one.

PeteK wrote:
Morning all.
I am sitting in the Philly airport watching the ho's.
(Human oddities)
Always a few weirdos here.
Flying to northern California for the 5th time in 6 weeks.

Matatk wrote:
I am so jealous. I hope you have a good time.

I've heard that there are some better products out there than POR15, which can fade/discolor in the sunlight. Something to look into.

Matthew

TommyT-Bone wrote:
He said next time he will take pictures. That's to support his civil complaint no doubt.

PeteK wrote:
I just paid for my fun pass, and booked my hotel.
I will be there from friday morning through sunday afternoon. Stop by, and I will try to keep enough beer on hand.

biggrizzly wrote:
Hey Jeff, We will look for you! My club sets up a couple tents every year so if it gets too hot you can stop by and get a bottle of water and get out of the heat. More info to come on location etc.

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Vetron87 wrote:
No matter where your stationed there is an exotic dance club dancer with a " stuffed monkey" The one Germany was Greta and her stuffed monkey Herman. In Saigon it was Miss Frenchy and her SM Dong. San Diego at the Brig Inn was Miss Dil and her SM Mr. Dough. Memories !yea really had to be there it was really funny when your sh*& faced. OMG Miss Dil is probably 90 years old! Holy Crap! Marines would probably think she's still hot!!

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TommyT-Bone wrote:

I've seen exactly what you mean. Your to the point where you are saving money because you don't have enough space for your stuff. Steel buildings are a good buy right now.
More space ..... more stuff .....

Yea, and what wizzed me off was that it was a large Craftsman bandsaw, floor model, 4 speeds, tilt table, 80 inch blade (wood or metal), and a 23 x 24 inch table.

Sold for $75 freekin' dollars.

bogus wrote:
what Bill said.

CentralCoaster wrote:
I would shit a brick if you did that.

BillH wrote:
Humm, the 4th, I got a year older, went to Harbor Freight and bought a bench grinder stand and won $500 at the casino.

TommyT-Bone wrote:
From 1919

I mean seriously, wouldn’t you just keep drinking?

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Matatk wrote:
I ordered from amazon:

storage cabinet



Matthew

The only problem with those is having to spend 2 weeks sorting thru 38 coffee cans full of nuts,bolts,screws and "what the hell is this" things.

I do a major coffee can sort once every 5 years and I still have to drive down to HD on just about every project.