those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it

Discussion in 'The "Pure" Stockers' started by Donny Brass, Aug 25, 2013.

  1. Donny Brass

    Donny Brass 12 Second Club Member

    race day - minus 3 weeks 2003

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    race day -minus 3 weeks 2013

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  2. OHC JOE

    OHC JOE Mullet Mafia since 2020

    I had the same thing in 2007 early October.... car pieces still at chrome shop rear end all apart and Sema. Is only a coupe of weeks away.....the last night was up all night with my brother getting the car ready....but that's all part of the hobby...great photos...
     
  3. Tim Clary

    Tim Clary Well-Known Member

    So what your saying is you have only managed to remove your son in 10 years ;)
     
  4. fjr340gts

    fjr340gts Grocery Getter

    Usually, when I get ready for PSMCDR it involves a fresh set of plugs for the Dodge, and a full tank for the F250. Do you REALLY need to pull the 327 every year?? :puzzled: :puzzled:
     
  5. Donny Brass

    Donny Brass 12 Second Club Member

    it needed a clutch....... 16 year olds are tough to teach burnouts to.

    the rest is clean up and paint. bit the bullet and bought all the GM restoration hoses, clamps and crap.

    new freakin' $800 radiator

    switching to manual steering while I am in there.

    new spent so much not to go any faster.
     
  6. pegleg

    pegleg Well-Known Member

    I know how you feel Donny, I spent 2 hrs changing gears trying to get ready. Damn Ford!
     
  7. Chris Jones

    Chris Jones Pit bicycles rule!

    Little car with a little engine. He can probably yank it in less than a hour.
    He's had lot's of practice, too.
     
  8. Tim Clary

    Tim Clary Well-Known Member

    well he did install zippers a few years ago..:moonu:
     
  9. woodchuck2

    woodchuck2 Well-Known Member

    10 yrs to put an engine in :laugh:. We will be flying around in our cars by the time you get it :3gears:.
     
  10. ymcnicol

    ymcnicol Well-Known Member

    Pedal to the metal Donny! You can do it! I had given up hope but thanks to some great buick friends and an awesome hubby there will be a 71 lime mist buick at stanton again! Motor went in Saturday, picked up transmission today and it went in tonight. Rear end is in progress. I am happy happy happy! :):):)
     
  11. SmallHurst

    SmallHurst The Polyglas Pimp!

    I am picturing Y jumping like a school girl.

    I don't want to picture Donny doing that!

    Get busy and get with it!!!
     
  12. Tom Miller

    Tom Miller Old car enthusiast

    That's weird, I'm picturing Donny jumping like a school girl!:laugh:
     
  13. Jeremy McNicol

    Jeremy McNicol We had a good time

    Y did leave a puddle :)
     
  14. junior supercar

    junior supercar Well-Known Member

    you got the front suspension installed, unlike 10 years ago. you are waaaay ahead of the pace even though you removed the cross flagged emblem on the front this time. You might need to slow down so you don't peak too soon :pp
     
  15. mcford

    mcford Well-Known Member

    Nothing like jumping the gun and getting an early start, eh Donny? You gave yourself plenty of time. Just pulled my engine out tonight. engine bay cleanup, engine re-gasket and detail.

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  16. mcford

    mcford Well-Known Member

    May not make it, who know. Waiting on a part that was shipped from texas a week ago and still a no show, mis boxed gaskets, crushed and bent gaskets, etc. etc. Seems if it can go wrong it can and is. :Dou:
     
  17. fjr340gts

    fjr340gts Grocery Getter


    Shoulda kept the 7 litre!
     
  18. Tim Clary

    Tim Clary Well-Known Member

    Can't beat his logic tho.... DEBT FREE Give my left NUT for that!
    Can't sell the right- Bank already owns it. Collateral ya know....
     
  19. mcford

    mcford Well-Known Member

    ^^THIS EXACTLY^^ I'm now debt free. no credit cards, no loans, no past medical bills. NOTHING
     
  20. mcford

    mcford Well-Known Member

    plugging away at it, slowly but surely (and sorely). thankfully it cooled down today AND the humidity went away.

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