Frank Elder

How about a 1939 DeSoto.......Looks close.

Not a 40 plymouth either but getting close....

Here is a 1940 Dodge panel

How about a picture or two of said rubber boots......so the rest of us non Vert owners can brainstorm too.

75 years ago today they were boys and young men, they suffered through the gangster era of the 20s, the depression era of the 30s.......and were asked to step up one more time to rid the world of tyranny in the 40s and 50s. Hitler, Stalin, Musollini, Franco, Tojo and somewhat later Mao......what a collection of A$$holes the the world had to deal with...the Last of the Dictators bent on world domination. The Greatest generation is now down to its last few Veterans and in the next 10 years it is likely they will all be gone. So if you know a WWII vet, give him or her a hug or call or drop a letter letting them know how much they mean to us.....Most of them will mumble their thanks and proclaim that they did nothing special, anyone could have done it they will say [don't you believe it] then with a teary eye or a steely gaze they will tell you they are not heroes, only the men who sacrificed their lives can claim that distinction. Thank you for reading this.

In the electrical section of the shop manual. E-bay, amazon....etc.

Right up there with the headless chicken, worlds largest ball of string, and Wall Drug......

This book....do you have one yet?.....says 4.3 to 1 ratio in 2 door sedans.

Congratulations on a job well done.

Wow........

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97 complications from pneumonia.......Man I had a crush on her.

My head hurts.........

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/how-to-use-a-multi-meter.1150248/

Put a nice V8/OD of your choice in it and be done with it......if you hadn't noticed James, the years we have left tend to go by quickly as we age.....

This is for entertainment purposes only.....do not attempt at home...lol I'll bet Harvey peed his pants more than once

Thank you.

Allnutt funeral services...lol...well that is fitting, our Randroid was a a nut....a wonderful nut at that! I wonder if he chose the funeral home....God speed Randy.

I bought my tanks inc tank about 6 years ago, not a replica but a generic tank that fits and performs well. The first thing I did was scuff the outside of the tank and then applied bed liner.....used rubber between the bands and the tank itself, I've got zero problems with rust.

So perchance could you elaborate Bob?

Joe Flannagan rebuilt his engine first and took too long to fire it up.....years.....it had to be torn down again to run properly.

You've got a perfect tailgate for a privy seat....lol

Better get that sharpie out!.....lol.

Rustoleum all the way for me. With a brush and foam applicators.....sometimes pouring it into nooks and crannys.