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Waffle House takes the Show on the Road!

That is one good looking Gama Goat; you really did justice to that restoration, mkcoen.

Thanks for the great thread, a super treat, and hope you get to feeling a kind of fine and normal again real soon. :beer:

I don't want to encourage Driving-and-Drifting, but a couple pics of the best cars sure would be sweet.

Ah, The Missing Link: - Thanks; NOW I get the picture!

It looks like something from back in The Stone Age, when you used to have those high gain UHF antennas to pick up certain TV channels. What is that thing; what does it "do"?

Hey, its all good, mckoen: - Gives a sense of turning back the clock Like having our own MV Time Machine!

That HAS too be causing you a few problems, right? I mean doesn't it!?

My friend is a doctor (he's got a rock-and-roll degree). He says you're supposed to drain the contents in a single gulp, and then immediately hold the empty bottle against your head: - Says the aches and pain will promptly disappear (One possible side-effect; possibility you might lose ALL...

Ohhhh, that explains THAT real clearly. I was wondering how that could have gone so easily like you were suggesting, and how that cutline could look so smooth; aluminum explains it all.

That's some serious plate to tackle with a sawzall, but it looks like it did a good job. I'm kind of surprised that it worked so well (or at least seems like it did). Did you eat a lot of blades to get there?

Agreed. What about molten metal isn't fun and a total gas!? (I mean, you know, with a judicious amount of caution being applied, of course)

Murphy's Law of course dictates that you won't get the right alignment for fit until the very moment that you have exhausted all the other possibilities. It's just science. It would be nice of course to stamp the gasket "This Side Up" and "This Edge Forward". But why make things easy for...

Good Luck!

It looks like it was a "surgically clean" removal. But looks can be deceiving. Was it!?

Was the drain oil: - Shaken? Or -Stirred!?

It's good that we have the resident talent, such as M813rc here as one of many Art Historians! Thank you, M813rc. We are blessed here at SS with the endless skills of our membership. :-)

Tough crowd!

It all looks good to me; but, Cracker Jacks: - Are they NCAA!?