Are they now on "for the duration"?

Pop

 

They are on for keeps now Marv..

 

Well done John, great progress chum

 

i was able to take advantage of Arizona's last warm day and sprayed a coat of epoxy primer. It has a minimun 65 degree restriction, so I was watching the weather and got it sprayed and mounted back on the frame.

Ernie Epoxy coated and mounted back on the frame.

 

I wish I still had cold days like that....I like those wheels...

 

Getting the new floor panel fitted properly on my replacement cab.

 

Keep up the good work Pete

 

Looks good !!!

 

Hunkered down, waiting for spring melt.
Picture taken Sunday, December 18.

 

Right on Pine, I love your avatar, LOL

 

Hey Tom.....I feel a contest coming on.....

 

If the snow builds up again like it did a couple of years ago...you are absolutely right. I was thinking the same thing.
This past year was not very exciting, we didn't get much snow and it had all melted by March 20th.
So far this season is shaping up a bit differently. Come February I'll check back in and if there is a high pile of it - we'll do another melt contest.

Tom

p.s. - I'll be in Austin next August...if you are the winner I'll hand-deliver the prize.

 

1949 f-4 totally stripped down waiting for paint

 

Since my wife had to have another camper, I didn't do much to mine over the summer. Anyway I've been having too much fun driving it since I got it running. Fixed a few minor issues over last winter that you really wouldn't notice. Now that the cold weather has set in, I guess I'll tear it back apart and do some of the things I've been putting off.






Cold weather seems to be my most productive time in the shop. Fire up the Ashley stove and have at it. 26 degrees outside today, 74 in my shop.

 

Man, I would love to have a heater like that but I don't think you can even get coal in Washington state.