Working With Metal: The Right Way to Grind - Kevin Caron

This man gives great simple ideas that most of use never consider when working with metal.Thanks Kevin.

Giving credit,where credit is due.

This photo was taken around 1959.  The Wax Museum of Washington DC asked my father if he could make body parts for this car as none were available at the time that they knew of. Of what I recall,he hand made the 4 fenders,front and rear panels and painted the thing to their specs.

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Mig welding tips tip technique: Setting Wire feed speed

Well Folks,my son and a couple of his strong arms are coming over so we can pull the body off and start putting the frame together.I just about have all the suspension and cross member materials to start welding the parts in.I'm using the same straight front axle that I got for my High School graduation,[thanks Dad].It is a CAE unit that they used on the old Fuel altered rockets in the 60's.,Real cool vintage stuff,I have only seen one guy running one and it looked real neat to me.Can't  wait to get it rolling.I just about figured where I want the engine trans placement.I'm getting ready to cut some of the floor board,that my father had hand made for me many,many moons ago.I'll post some flicks soon as I begin the trans/engine future home.Thanks for looking,Paisano
ps- Panhead's  getting tickets for Englishtown next month so a few of us old farts will be going up there to get our NITRO FIX !
Beats "Geritole"

The Pin up Girls and Rockabilly Cars

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I put this in here to get your blood movin' a little bit ! Paisano

RUNNING MOONSHINE ON HIGHWAY 9

Welding Tip: new gloves