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Bring the other one too PB. Absolutely no problem for Commander Warp. He has two hands and can do two WC's at one time. :driver:

That is what I need. A "parts" clothes line. Great job. :driver:

Cost is one 55 gallon drum of Crown Royal Black.

Serves him right.

I have my computer rigged up to set of a claxton when you make a WC22 post. It should not take you too long to buff that puppy out. :driver:

Had to tease the teaser. I want one of those "hero" bumper stickers.

Guess I better bring my "hog" ring pliers. :lol:

Poppop. Just came across this thread I am currently restoring a 1945 Dodge WC51 so I know the work involved. I thought I was taking too much time and I know Zout thinks I am a slacker :-D but I am particular. I now realize that my work doesn't quite measure up to your results. I will be...

Started working on the steering gear but had to stop since the shaft and nut at the top was rusted through. Was able to get the steering wheel off and did find a NOS worm and shaft assemby. Should be here Friday. I made two wood bases for my seat pans since the springs were not salvageable...

When I purchased the WC, the seats were pretty much trashed with the exception of the seat back shells. There were no seat bottom springs that were salvagable so I will have to use heavy duty seat foam. In the meantime, I was able to find a used seat back spring on ebay and used that as a...

I just put Maxi Pads on the spots in question, painted them OD and sold the beast. Problem solved. :-D

When I get it done PB, you can come to San Antonio and see it, drive it, and you can even sleep in it. :-D

You guys are doing a fine job. A real treat for everyone attending. Have a great day. :driver:

Now really! Flat screen TV :-D

Great pictures PB. I love the close up of the prop tunnel. :beer:

Okay, finally got some work done. Finished final paint on chassis and refurbished all four hubs, drums and brake pads and wheel cylinders. Rebuilt front steering knuckles and replaced drivers side front axle. Refurbished and remounted transfer case with proper insulators between cross member...

Looks great. Bravo Tony and Troy.

Getting ugly here. But I would like to see a picture or more. :tank:

"30th of Feburary" That took me awhile to figure out :burn:

I can live with that PB. Obviously you did not understand the "rear" part. :grin: