Thinking
AK... glad you're PITA has subsided enough to release you from the hospital. I have a family history of colon cancer, so every time I get the slightest hint of something like that, it's a colonoscopy. My grandfather died from it, and my cousin that is 3 or 4 years younger than I has already had a bout with colon cancer. So yeah... stay on top of that.
My FIL that I mentioned wasn't doing well a while back is getting worse. Looks like hospice will be starting to take care of him in the next couple of days. In a way, I am envious of how he's been able to set things up beforehand. He's been able to line up his finances, funeral plans/expenses, etc. knowing the inevitable was near. I'm sure going to miss him.... brilliant man, and a really great FIL.
Just found a 351 on FB Marketplace.... Motor is complete, minus the carb. And it's a 4 barrel..... but that's about all I know. They didn't say much about it..... I think I'm OK getting an early block and doing a roller conversion. The early blocks were pretty strong.
My FIL that I mentioned wasn't doing well a while back is getting worse. Looks like hospice will be starting to take care of him in the next couple of days. In a way, I am envious of how he's been able to set things up beforehand. He's been able to line up his finances, funeral plans/expenses, etc. knowing the inevitable was near. I'm sure going to miss him.... brilliant man, and a really great FIL.
Just found a 351 on FB Marketplace.... Motor is complete, minus the carb. And it's a 4 barrel..... but that's about all I know. They didn't say much about it..... I think I'm OK getting an early block and doing a roller conversion. The early blocks were pretty strong.
Good morning, everyone.
AK - Glad to hear you're out of the hospital. That's no place to be. Don't you know there's sick people there???
Bear - I was born and raised in Canton. I was in the USAF, but was in Minot for the mid-eighties. Colorado was our decision about 5 years ago. Wanted to be here, and decided to do it before we were too old to enjoy it.
Carpe diem, folks!
AK - Glad to hear you're out of the hospital. That's no place to be. Don't you know there's sick people there???

Bear - I was born and raised in Canton. I was in the USAF, but was in Minot for the mid-eighties. Colorado was our decision about 5 years ago. Wanted to be here, and decided to do it before we were too old to enjoy it.
Carpe diem, folks!
The guy I got the engine hoist from had a bunch of people call after I talked to him, but he held to his word about keeping it until I went home and got my truck.... took me a couple hours to get there. But this dude made an agreement with me via text, then wouldn't answer the phone when I was on my way. Sat around in Salt Lake for an extra hour after work trying to get it from him. So I texted him when I got home and told him I'd like to pick it up today instead, and he replied that it was gone.
Oh well.... I'll find another one. I just know that I'd rather have this motor on a stand than a tire or a pallet when I get in there. Might just get a HF stand.
Oh well.... I'll find another one. I just know that I'd rather have this motor on a stand than a tire or a pallet when I get in there. Might just get a HF stand.
Good morning thinkers!!- congratulations 2100!! What s beautiful child! May the Good Lord continue to bless your family!
Where are you from in Ohio, Ohio?- are you in the military out there? Hope your folks have a good trip!-
AK- you disappeared again- are you ok?
Brew- when i worked construction, those crimpers were worth their weigh in gold! dont let them slip out of your hands!- Greenlee stuff is -whoo!!!$$$$$-
The rest of you thinkers have a great day too- fellers keep your whistle wet and your powder dry!
Where are you from in Ohio, Ohio?- are you in the military out there? Hope your folks have a good trip!-
AK- you disappeared again- are you ok?
Brew- when i worked construction, those crimpers were worth their weigh in gold! dont let them slip out of your hands!- Greenlee stuff is -whoo!!!$$$$$-
The rest of you thinkers have a great day too- fellers keep your whistle wet and your powder dry!
AK... glad you're PITA has subsided enough to release you from the hospital. I have a family history of colon cancer, so every time I get the slightest hint of something like that, it's a colonoscopy. My grandfather died from it, and my cousin that is 3 or 4 years younger than I has already had a bout with colon cancer. So yeah... stay on top of that.
My FIL that I mentioned wasn't doing well a while back is getting worse. Looks like hospice will be starting to take care of him in the next couple of days. In a way, I am envious of how he's been able to set things up beforehand. He's been able to line up his finances, funeral plans/expenses, etc. knowing the inevitable was near. I'm sure going to miss him.... brilliant man, and a really great FIL.
Just found a 351 on FB Marketplace.... Motor is complete, minus the carb. And it's a 4 barrel..... but that's about all I know. They didn't say much about it..... I think I'm OK getting an early block and doing a roller conversion. The early blocks were pretty strong.
My FIL that I mentioned wasn't doing well a while back is getting worse. Looks like hospice will be starting to take care of him in the next couple of days. In a way, I am envious of how he's been able to set things up beforehand. He's been able to line up his finances, funeral plans/expenses, etc. knowing the inevitable was near. I'm sure going to miss him.... brilliant man, and a really great FIL.
Just found a 351 on FB Marketplace.... Motor is complete, minus the carb. And it's a 4 barrel..... but that's about all I know. They didn't say much about it..... I think I'm OK getting an early block and doing a roller conversion. The early blocks were pretty strong.
Congrats, 2100! She looks like a keeper! 
Brew, those are some professional crimps there. Much better than beating them flat with a ball-peen hammer!
My dad gave me some No-Ox-Ide years ago, and I use that on terminals. It stays sticky, though, so your stuff might be a bit better for under-hood, etc.

Brew, those are some professional crimps there. Much better than beating them flat with a ball-peen hammer!
My dad gave me some No-Ox-Ide years ago, and I use that on terminals. It stays sticky, though, so your stuff might be a bit better for under-hood, etc.
Originally Posted by Jbrew
Yea the A-Special No Ox works great when you brush it. Wipe off the excess. When finished you can't tell it's been applied. I use it on grounds as well, like say cab grounds. Scuff the paint off down to metal, brush it in. Fasten the ground bolt. Clean off residual no-ox around the fastener, then prime paint or touch up. When ground direct to metal, doesn't matter how tight the fastener is, it always seems to rust between the connection. It's a great preventative for countering corrosion it tight spaces.







