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You You did a fantastic job !

Tim. You have the "cleanest" Deuce I've ever seen !!! It's immaculate ! How many hours do you have in your Deuce ? Plus can you come over to my place and help me clean-up my Deuce !

I went to LED's years ago and love them. They are lighter weight also so they don't make the housing move as much when driving down a bumpy road.

I have thought about that too as my father was a "cabinet" maker. Make a mistake with wood and you're buying a whole new piece of probably very expensive wood.

Doesn't bother me at all, and I'm sure it doesn't bother most others either. In fact, I quite enjoyed your trucks pictures ! Plus a father should be proud of his sons accomplishments.

That's a nice looking Dodge you have there ! Though I would have used a 318cid engine instead. Let's keep a Dodge a Dodge. What happened to the bed though ?

I posted my trailer brake system here somewhere. I can easily tow either a 12 volt or 24 volt trailer .

Looking good ! You can never have too many lights !

Now that is real nice and very clean looking !!! Did you make the plate yourself or did you have it made ? If you had it made, how much did they charge you and are they willing to make more ?

Hey Monty. Love the cab ! Need some pictures from the outside though. Wished you had this done when I was last up there.

Yes there will be an improvement since your not regulating the fuel anymore. Now you need to check your Pyrometer to make sure you don't burn holes in your pistons.

So your the one from Kalifornia ! LOL just kidding David. It's good to have people of "Right" thinking up here in the Pacific Northwest. I remember when all those Californians came up here in-mass in the late 1970's. The place hasn't been the same since. It's nice to know that not all...

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I remember putting them in a sealed bucket with several other lights I wanted to keep safe. I have several storage rooms of stuff. All packed from floor to ceiling. If I made an extreme effort to find them it would probably take several days just to clean out one of the rooms. It makes me tired...

I wished you still had a few more of those lights to sell ! I bought a couple and stashed them away. Now I cann't find them !

Normally I would just replace a battery that had that much damage, but if you where in a pinch that sounds like a really great idea ! As long as the plastic battery housing doesn't melt it should work fine. I guess you could put some aluminum around the terminal to protect the housing.

Is the battery case compromised ? looks like a hole there next to what's left of the post.

Sorry, I had a "Brain Fart" there !

Thanks "Ahab" . Yes, the aluminum primer is for "non-ferrous metal". You can get the paint at almost any hardware store. I buy mine from "Home Depot" . It has a "self etching" acid in the formula so it can bond with the smooth non- ferrous surface. It actually works well on any metal surface but...

One thing I would do is to totally clean or better yet sandblast the housing, (inside and out) then paint it with a good aluminum primer paint and gloss enamel later. This will protect the metal from corroding in the future. Also put some "NO-OXIDE" paste on the contacts. I did that with mine...