Labour day Week end wagon thrash

day one bubbye LO3

Damn you guys look like you are having a BLAST!
JG

More Labor Day wagon shenanigans... let's hope this isn't as controversial as last year.

Couldn't figure out why the long face..... then I noticed you are a "JR" fan. I understand now.

Krzdimond wrote:

Couldn't figure out why the long face..... then I noticed you are a "JR" fan. I understand now.

LOL NICE.

buickestate wrote:

good thing you are protecting that original finish there

Let's see I'll bet a 6 pack that those combo wrenches are 10mm, 13mm, and 14mm

I'm guessing Sue made some smartass comments to get those cheerful expressions, lol.

so do you have the bewb man for the whole weekend?

dodge is finally doing something useful,.

Nick

Hello LO5

Nice work!

And no spare towels from the seat covers to put under those tools???

And Nick, I lol'd.

I dunno, it kind of looks like the old one. Make sure you don't mix them up and put the 305 back in, lol....

Crovo, suprised to see you online, figured you'd be up to your alligators after Irene working 20 hours a day.....

Hey John you going to get the windshield tomorrow?
JG

pat, gonna put the l03 in the donor car and do a ratmaster 2.0?....you have the sawzall out already!

I'm not a Jr or any other nascart driver fan, which is why that shirt is a garage duty only shirt.

The long faces were from heat exhaustion. It was 100 degrees with 100% humidity, on blacktop, no shade, and no air tools.

The only thing the sawzall was used for was to help get the lo3 exhaust out of the way.

..... and for the record, whether it looked like it or not, I really did have a blast - even if I did almost castrate myself with a 305!

buickestate wrote:

I notice the TBI wrench laying on the manifold,.

nick

Nick that tool works on most engines, that one is one of my smaller ones, I got bigger ones up to 30lbs!

Bewber wrote:

..... and for the record, whether it looked like it or not, I really did have a blast - even if I did almost castrate myself with a 305!

Oh yeah that reminds me, anyone have a TBI RM tan driver's door armest?

buickestate wrote:

Bewber wrote:

..... and for the record, whether it looked like it or not, I really did have a blast - even if I did almost castrate myself with a 305!

Oh yeah that reminds me, anyone have a TBI RM tan driver's door armest?

Now what was the engine doing inside the car by Bewb's privates?? On second thought I don't wanna know.....

I may have one have to check the vault.....er, spare wagon...

Nice work! And that sure looked like a loaded Cavalier wagon!

I finally got it buttoned up today, and took the first test drive with the new power train.

had a few leaks to sort out, fuel, transmission lines, rad.....

since labour day I've put in a new rad, new transmission cooler lines, new plugs, new rotor and distributor cap, transfered Derek's nice manifold back 3" single exhaust system with flowmaster cat and muffler, has a nice rumble, and moded up a driver's seat/buick bucket seat with parts from Derek's old passenger seat.

I'm in love with my wagon again. Even if I blew a brake line this evening while doing a brake stand in my driveway...I love the smell of burning rubber in the evening... I looked at my brake lines when the engine was out of the engine bay and told Bewb that I will have to change em at some point in the future, well that will be tomorrow's project.

Glad to hear it "almost" alive and kicking again!!

SURE, 3 hours ago you said you had fallen out of love with it, and after just ONE break stand (Yes, pun is intended) you are in love again...... I worry about your emotions, my friend



BTW, we did miss you tonight.... but just barely, move slower next time


(The lasagna was AWESOME!!!!!)

Glad you are in love again And nice work!!

Chris

With a sinister laugh "Bwah ha ha ha - It's Alive!!"

Good job