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I know the feeling too, but as HG says you have the skills to fix it. The worst part of taking back to the body shop is explaining how it happened while they do the "eye roll". Keep up the good work.

Try Olsen's: http://www.olsonsgaskets.com/

Great video. I admire your dedication, getting right back at it after taking such a blow. Also good idea on how to make Harbor Freight tools more useful.

Sounds reasonable to me. Happy Birthday Vinny.

Heavy duty, well optioned toilet paper holder.

Shouldn't be any rust gremlins in NM.

If I did the calculation right that is just under $4M USD. Seems like a bargain when you consider the cost of restoring an antique truck or car.

There's also Ft Wayne Clutch in Indiana. I've used them several times and always been satisfied. http://fortwayneclutch.com/

Well done!

Very cool. Love to see a side shot.

Great save. It looks to be real solid.

Try Terrill Machine in Texas. They do a good job with quick turn around. Not much difference in price of buying a kit. https://www.yellowpages.com/de-leon-tx/mip/terrill-machine-inc-535207761?lid=535207761

Looks great.

Those two "bimbos" would make a great sammich!

HUSKY IS THE TOP DOG ON DAY 4 OF BARRETT-JACKSON SCOTTSDALE January 16, 2018 Posted by Barrett-Jackson A new record was set this morning with the $149,500 sale of this extremely rare 30″ Husky Gasoline porcelain service station sign (Lot #8901). The collector cars understandably get a lot of attention, but every day at a Barrett-Jackson event starts off with the auction of some impressive pieces of the past. At this morning’s Automobilia Auction, history was made as an extremely rare circa 1939 Husky Gasoline service station sign (Lot #8901) sold for an incredible $149,500 – setting a new world record for a 30-inch double-sided porcelain sign. The sign is one of only a handful known to exist, and is the first to ever have been offered at public auction.

Have a great birthday and most importantly keep on havin' em.

Thanks for the clarification. I got my A'cars and Sterlings mixed up.

Weren't there a few Sterlings made of stainless in the 40s or early 50s?

Sounds like he was livin' large as they say. What do you think the chances of him paying restitution and back taxes are?

What trailer?!

Welcome and happy hunting.

Let me borrow your Winfall crew to wish you a Happy New Year right back!

Great looking jewelry. Merry Christmas to all.

Thanks for the great pictures. Always look forward to them. Merry Christmas & Many Safe Miles in the coming year.

As seen on Rt 234, Prince William Cty, VA. Really a nice tractor, big Ford V8, F-8, 5+2 with air brakes.