1/2 way through cleaning the garage. Making CL ads along the way. Computer and camera are with me.

 

Why is it that you keep something in your shop for so long and you never need it, until you throw it away? That's what I'm having trouble on what to decide on right now. Should I keep it, or throw it away. But I did find something that I've been looking for for the past 2 years.

 

I know how that is. Actually most of the stuff is stuff that should be in the attic, and truck mod removals or need to installs. Just trying to make room for a car my old man is going to send off to get running and then give me. 1967 MG roadster. I assume it's part of my inheritance.

 

how about some pics of said car

 

Thanks Pat!

x2!

 

It's buried in my Dad's garage. Here's what it looks like though, but it has steel wheels, not wire.

 

That's a nice car. Not real sure how you're gonna fit in it though.



I drove down to Talladega and back today to pick up a section of the old frontstretch grandstands. I averaged 19 MPG over 254 miles. I'm pleased.

 

my dad has one of those in blue next to his '66 mustang

 

screen-fx is gone...

 

I just spent a few hours with the dremel today working on my upper plenium


it's gonna be real nice when I'm done

 

if only ford had made it this nice when they came from the factory

 

Not real sure what a plenium is, but I hope your gonna take the scratches out of that other plenum when you sanded it down with 40 grit.

 

I'm still in the 40 grit, I hit a smal patch with 150 grit to show my father in law and the 40 grit scratches come right out


when I get done with 2000 grit and the buffer it'll be a lot nicer

 

There's actually a lot of room in it. It's just so close to the ground.

My Dad's MG is British racing green, just like the one above.

 

Can't wait for pictures Jerame