Mcrafty1

Flirting with disaster must be a common occurrence in the outback. Just driving through water that deep and coming out the other side seems like after the water went above the fuel tank vents (unless the vents are plumbed well above the water levels they encounter) and the fuel pump created a vacuum in the tanks it would pull water into the tanks and the fun would start sometime not too long after🤪

That's a mighty fine looking machine.

I fully understand, better late than never...lol

I envy the people that have the time, money, installation and ambition to take on a project like this...you are doing a great job...I'm sure it must be satisfying to step back and admire your progress. Can't wait to see the finished product.

On 5/4/2021 at 9:52 AM, kevgibbs said:

That is one nice looking R model!

Thank you, it's the pride of my fleet......wait, it IS my fleet, but it works everyday and does everything I expect of it. It's old and a little slow...just like me.

Lookin' good! It really is a blessing to see these dinosaurs brought back to life. You guys are doing a top shelf job on this one.

You two are doing a great job on that unit, It takes a lot of time and patience to make the kind of headway  you are doing. It helps if you have a well equipped shop...which you obviously do. I'm anxious to see the finished product.....I like instant gratification...lol

On 1/19/2017 at 5:18 PM, TDBach said:

This was the big job!  Ha!  I had to sit and watch as the valves were pulled out, because I would have probably destroyed them!   

Lol, I agree with tjc....You got the busy hair thing going on...but everything else screams 'heavy lookin on'