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Great post, Maverick1701: - Especially liking your special assistant (for getting into the tight spaces!) Jeep looks real good. Where did you find it (what's he story)?

Sorry to hear about your shoulder, that's no good. But I hope the sheriff gig kicks in soon, and you heal up quickly. [thumbzup]

Good luck with the training, and looking forward to the day you pick back up the thread. [thumbzup]

The techno-vibe soundtrack is a hoot. :clinto: And the lightning flashes. I liked those, too!

Yeah, she looks sweet. Congratulations!

Checking out the links, and never realized how strong the resource support was for the old jeeps. There must be a lot of them out there.

The carb cleaned up real nice. :beer: Wonder if hitting that rubber boot with a little preservative of some kind might be a good idea before it goes into hiding under the hood. Most marine stores carry product like that. Have you given that any thought?

You can find flush rivets, but the plate has to be countersunk for it.

Progress sometimes comes only in inches, but however many the miles all the inches add up. It's all "ticks" in the plus column, and THAT'S progress. Good luck, Brother! :beer:

Oh, yeah; I didn't know what they're called but those are great; like a rolling art gallery! [thumbzup]

Very cool!

Please don't ever take Mama for granted, and count yourself lucky that she is glad to help you in what interests you. If you make sure to help her with what interests her, Brother, then you might be well on your way together toward real bliss, and that's a good thing for you both and also...

Congratulations! Life is SO much easier with the right tool for the job:

Congratulations on the progress! No one of the expenses seems crazy, just the old "death by a thousand cuts" that adds up. Surprised by the harness though, but I guess there's more to a harness than meets the eye. But the good news is it's all just labor for you from here out, right?

I always liked that color, Fire Engine Red. :beer:

It IS a capitalist culture we thrive in here in the good old U.S.A., but that doesn't mean that everything of value can only be measured in dollars. I am sorry for your loss of your Dad, but I salute you and your project for him here. I sure hope it proves to be everything you want it to be...

My grandfather-in-law who was a VERY successful excavating contractor in Chattanooga, referred to all his contract busts as his "graduate school tuition". I always liked that. :)

I know a little about net loss. It's no fun. But rest assured it is survivable. ("What doesn't kill you makes you strong". - Nietzsche)

Oh, yeah, THAT is a big improvement; nice work. [thumbzup]