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Never used "Right Stuff", however I agree with you ,having encountered gasket sealers improperly applied to excess and in some cases even used to replace a proper gasket..It can be time consuming to properly clean up the mess.?

Thank you both,Dodgeb4ya and HotRodTractor for posting info on both the Daytona valve and Grose jet. I have never used either one and learned something new today...?

Speaking of vinegar - In my younger days I was full of, "piss and vinegar", now not so much as the years are catching up with me.?

Amen.

Very sorry to hear of the theft of your stuff, knuckleharley... I don't have a Doberman, but I am also the owner of an Ithaca 37. .....I should have added, I do have a small dog and although he is not a Doberman, he doesn't know that, he is extremely alert and an excellent watchdog. If there is any slight noise or anything out of place he is quite vocal (loud)...

Thanks for posting the video,enjoyed watching - although I'm not sure I would trust Jay Leno driving one of my old vehicles...appears he missed a stop sign around 27.55 in the video.?

Good advice. ?

Maybe got distracted...

Nice to see your progress. Thanks for the update and photos. ?

While not an actual photo of the event...Had a cousin here on the prairies in Canada that had the reputation of being a successful farmer, some claimed due to having acquired the sections of farmland he farmed from profits dealing in illegal alcohol... I can't confirm this and certainly won't judge, but he had a large family to support as well. ?..Every family has one.☺️

I am lucky as well, my wife still willingly helps me whatever the occasion and I could use that extra pair of hands...?

Almost 30 years has passed since seeing a few of these old tail draggers in the proper locale on a cruise . I kinda enjoyed the show ... rather cool!?

A matter of taste..Fender skirts look good on some cars ,not so on others - same goes for sun visors and wire wheels. Years ago I was in Reno during Hot August Nights.Downtown one evening the nightly cruise was in progress,it was okay but after a while it got rather boring with the seemingly endless parade of tri five chevys and the like. As it was getting dark,a dozen or more late 30's - early 50's tail dragger coupes showed up,maybe from the same car club. Most had fender skirts,some had sun visors,some with swamp coolers. Occasionally as if on cue,they would slow down,with some giving a demo of their trick suspension ,others with short bursts from their flame thrower exhausts. Not for everyone. A lot of work had gone into their cars. Some have the talent for putting it together,others don't... I know my limitations so I pretty much stick to stock.? Anyhow, I enjoyed the show.?

1956 Plymouth Fury...Having seen one new on the road back in the day and since then lusted to have one ?....I missed my chance and now, not placing my odds owning one by winning a lottery.?

While not a necessary piece of equipment to do a tune up,I suppose it would save time back in the day...This is one I have in my garage Sun 920...As it says "We Test...Not Guess" ?

The collection was sold yesterday.Everything was sold no reserve,vehicles were advertised as "loose, not running at this time". I gather they haven't been on the road for quite awhile. Nice to see they are now back in circulation...This is one of the vehicles, 1932 DeSoto that was sold at $48,500.

This auction was held today..A rather interesting back story.? /photos/43594/10158834581384721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834581564721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834581449721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834582614721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834582234721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834582189721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834581789721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834583774721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834583749721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834583839721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834584104721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834584589721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834585034721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834585094721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834585449721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834587859721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834588389721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834588969721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834589529721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834589914721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834590159721_.jpg?11 /photos/43594/10158834590519721_.jpg?11 AMAZING 1932 MOPAR COLLECTION AT AUCTION PLYMOUTHS, DESOTOS, DODGE & MORE! 1932 Was an iconic year for the automotive manufacturers. Body Style changes, motor changes and more. The 1932 Mopar’s were no exception. They had a unique classic body design all of their own. Mr. Adair saw these unique features and it fueled his passion to collect and buy any 1932 Plymouth, Desoto, and Dodge that he could find. His particular taste was for the 1932 Plymouths and the collection has many including rare models. Mr. Adair was a local banker for over 47 years. After he retired, he further sought after and bought rare parts and cars. He would pack them away in the salt mines near Kansas City and in Real estate and storage units that he rented. His family knew that he was collecting, but they didn’t know how much until they realized it after he passed away. His wife, saw the collection for the first time just a month ago and didn’t realize the number of cars and parts and collectibles that he and accumulated. Now you will get to see this hidden treasure of MOPAR cars and parts for the first time. Mr. Adair passed away and his family will sell this unique collection of cars and parts at auction. Many pieces that haven’t been seen in over 47 years! Everything will be sold No Reserve. Plan now to attend this amazing auction. LIVE Onsite and Online bidding will be available. Watch for more pictures and details. PLYMOUTH: 5-1932 Plymouth Sport Roadsters, 1932 Plymouth Roadster Street rod, 1932 Plymouth 4dr Convertible, RHD, South African Embassy Car, Documentation, 1932 Plymouth 3 Window Coupe, 1932 Plymouth Sedan, 1932 Plymouth Convertible Coupe, DESOTO: 1929 Desoto Model CK, 1931 DeSoto Roadster, 2-1932 DeSoto Roadsters, 1932 DeSoto Convertible Sedan, DODGE: 1932 Dodge Sedan, OTHER MAKES-KIT CARS: 1979 Glen Pray Auburn Boat tail Speedster Replica, 1970 Cord Replica by Samco, 1984 Chevrolet Enclosed Car Transport HUGE assortment of 1932 Mopar parts- that will be for onsite bidders. Spotlights, mechanical, and much more. Terms: Cash, Check w/Proof of funds, CC with Fee. 5% Onsite Buyer’s Premium. Sold AS IS and removal day of sale or within 7 days. Online bidding available with additional terms. Buyer is responsible for shipping and removal and those costs. Onsite and Online auction. Please review the states COVID 19 policies and prepare accordingly. We look forward to seeing you at this amazing auction! Be on time and ready to have some fun! Preview November 13th, 2020 10 to 5pm. Watch for pictures and more inventory. The Adair Collection Marsha Adair- Owner VanDerBrink Auctions, LLC Yvette VanDerBrink- Auctioneer 605-201-7005 For catalog, terms, and more auctions… www.vanderbrinkauctions.com

Great photo,Chris...Gotta love those roads less travelled.?

Welcome and a great introduction to the forum,complete with an excellent summary and pictures of your project.You've probably gathered already looking through the forum that you will find very helpful answers to any questions you may have as your work progresses.There's a lot of very knowledgeable folks that frequent the forum with first hand experience on vehicles such as yours that are quite willing to share their experience.Also,keep in mind the "search" function can be very useful...?

Canadian...☺️

Gary Fjellgaard expressed concerns about our earth rather eloquently in the lyrics of this song... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2EHnx6ASWw

Welcome to the forum,KyMoonshine... You aren't the only one,Knuckleharley. I would never have have picked up on it. I've learned something today.?

I get it ... Disguising a "Sleeper".?

"Good Planets Are Hard To Find" ? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGz1mfkoI2E