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You know what, curcvrus?. Your new title maybe should be "The Transformer"; nice work. :beer:

Just LOOKING at that gave me heartburn.

It might be a dying art, but it's not a dead art (yet). There's an Amish-based catalog store called Lehman's that I think still sells ax handles (and even scythes, with and without handles, if you might be needing one of those). Here's the link: https://www.lehmans.com/search#q:scythe

On a hot day it sure would be COOL!

Somebody told me once that you can't patch the sidewall of a tire. I had no reason to doubt the guy who told me. But I guess this wasn't the actual sidewall was it?

I sure like the gable end of your barn, cucvrus. That's a treat! :naner::beer:

Okay, I get it. That's funny. I thought you meant that you were saying that you pulled the differential cover off magnetically somehow or something like that. What a hoot!

That magnet is sure enough clean, and that's always good news for sure. What are meaning when you say "the magnet is how you removed the cover"?

Sounds like you're building your chops before you tackle one of the big leagues:

So you're talking like a skid plate of some kind bridging the cross members, is that the plan?

Original rubber from 1984 and you ran up some actual mileage out of the thing?! For my two bits, you got your money's worth out of that tire.

"Rode hard and put-up wet". I think that's the expression that says it all for Ol' Terminus in those pictures; must have been fun!

That there is Gen-YOO-Whine Redneck to have a fishing VEE-hickle, and fish from the back of the bed. It "don't" get any better!

I never noticed until this pic how short the bed is on our truck, cucvrus (you can' t really tell from your avatar because of the angle). What's the story there; did you shorten up the bed, or is that the way you picked it up?

...in the morning.

This will be a hoot, cucvrus. You might end up with one of these when you're all done catching up repairs:

It's looking good. [thumbzup]

That scrap steel looks like it was "welded" on by Frankenstein's Monster (if you want to call that "welding").

Here in D.C., every now and then you see a truck in town from some kind of vendor in New York City (like from Brooklyn, or the Bronx); and I'l tell you what, some of them are TRUE works of art (I kid you not). having been hit up by graffiti folks up that way. I'm sure the truck owners don't...

That is a really very cool idea; no kidding. [thumbzup] If only there were a way to make it happen without mayhem: - Like send out "invitations" (word would circulate on the street), and then host the "Paint-In" at a police precinct parking lot!