Mike

That is why I try to mark with a yellow grease pencil when disassembly, for reassembly.

Sure is nice to be back on BMT since I have to use Firefox now and not Google to visit this site. Nice Larry, can't wait to hear it Buzz off the starter.. Airstarter that is.

Hey, can I be your next door neighbor, friend, LOL.

Oh!......BTW......when taking the horn button loose, try not knocking off the rubber dog ears cause if you do then it is harder or never get the horn to work.

Took an 18 hour ride yesterday. Drove up to Farmington, looking for a Farmall tractor to purchase from Dick Chatterton. Very nice guy with many different tractors for sale. Most were total restored tractors. I asked him if he knows a guy named Rob. Rob, when you read this, the lady at the Fast Stop is from Florida. She and her husband moved so he could continue his employment with Caterpillar. I took a few photos but not sure how to download them. I was amazed with the many wind turbines in or around Peoria. I'm now resting up from that ride.

They believe in the ( Grass looks greener on the other side ). Or they may believe in the Badger way of life, meaning, when they see something new and want it, the badger will screw it up if he knows he can't have it or do something with it. My dad use to say that those people realize that they can't screw it then they will crap and urinate on it.

I believe they may have accomplished that. One thing is definite, it will change. Their trump card is, we are immigrants to. We have not figured how to change that idea yet.

Try to get well soon, the city needs you and Mr. Whipple is getting tired of working overtime.

Funny how one can push many buttons.

Right on man. I wonder what the American Indians think about all of this.

I could not have said it any better. Thanks for saying it like it is. I'm so fed up with it.

I'm one of those Sears nuts to. Still have all of my original Craftsman tools or should I say first tools. My parents bought my gray box with an inside top tray, smaller than OD with no drawers, back in 1971. It had 1/2, 3/8 ratchets and sockets . Under the tray was a gray plastic box with 1/4 drive with sockets. Had a hacksaw, plus ballpean hammer . Dad must have thought that I would need tools to work on my first car, a 66 Mercury Comet, and not bother his Williams tools. Back about 1986 my wife and I saw a 1970 Mustang Mach 1 at a small car lot, being the same blue as my 1973 Mach 1, I decided to either buy the Mustang or buy a new Craftsman roll around tool box. The tool box won the toss and I still have the tool box today. Oh BTW, my in laws were totally Sears nuts. I guess about every weekend we would either go to Sears or Western Auto. I miss Western Auto the most.

I really like the change in color. Very good job. Keep posting photos.

Welcome Josh, what kind of Chevy do you have and what year? p.s. we like photos.

LOL, LOL, And I thought it was the movie projector after implosion.

Glad you saved it from the bone yard. Like Bob will say, have a ball with it.

Bob could mean himself.

I'm getting me an airline ticket now. Why bandaids or strings.

Friends can get better after a few drinks. You can even have many friends if you stop counting the drinks.

Welcome home and Happy New Year.

That is an awesome dad and gift. Whatever your doing correct, then keep up the good work.

Far out man, I can dig it.

Very good ad Paul

Man, is that an airport on top? Bet the fuel mileage sucks.

I totally agree with bob. Do it while you can. And don't look back.