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Welcome to the nest! We are likeable and a helpful group here.:grouphug:

Welcome to the site! Hope you find your project car real soon...

Welcome to the site and the priceless knowledge that comes from real life experience... Use the tennis ball! :encouragement:

Welcome. You will not regret the conversion!

You got that right!! :yesnod:

Welcome from Edmonton, AB, Canada. Stuart is sublime, but your '70 vert is a ray of sunshine!

Welcome. Updates and pictures are always appreciated here.

Welcome from Edmonton, Alberta. Pictures are the cost of admission into the secret society...post some!

Welcome to the site. Sounds like you have a big project ahead of you; post some pictures for others to enjoy and learn from!

Welcome to the site from Edmonton, Alberta. Good luck on your project Jay; looking forward to seeing those progress posts :wave:

I know bias when I see it...:acme:

Ha ha "Early" -it wasn't snow on the driveway when the picture was taken on Saturday- that is the effect plastic sheeting laid over new concrete driveway has! I waited four weeks to the day from when it was poured to be able to get the car out of the garage. I posted a pic and sang the blues...

Well after two summers trapped in the garage for various reasons, the bird has flown the coop! Re-wired and revisited more of the underside of the dash and engine compartment than I thought I would, but it's finally running; and running very well at that! Just wanted to sprinkle some of my...

Happy Birthday Dave - Wishing you an awesome day!:cheers:

Nope. See pictures and comment in the thread I posted five days ago re: Headlamp Bezel Paint colour.... :nachos:

Getting ready to replace my Inside Rear Window Trim pieces. It was a messy project the first time and I am not expecting it to get better the second time around. My question is regarding the 3M 5/16 Butyl Rope that the trim pieces butt up against - what is the best cleaner to use on the...

Already purchased reg'lar hose clamps; made in USA:flag: and will be avoiding sparks, open flame, and filling the gas tank, until it's done! Thanks again.

He's just jealous of your technique:worship:

I would like to change the length of 5/16" rubber fuel hose that connects the metal fuel line from the gas tank to the fuel pump inlet on a 383 Engine. It looks (and feels) like it's been on the car since '69. It still has the factory installed Oetiker, or crimped clamp attached there at the...

The socket from Hell is fixed. Needed tweaking with a pair of needle nose pliers and a new bulb to go back together and stay together. The original assembly is intact and functional; which makes me happy. Thanks for the help Dave! :biggrin: