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and don't think that because you travel up north the people can drive in the snow or bad weather. Even though they are used to having it on the roads every year, they never learn to drive in it. it is almost fun to watch the idiots that drive 80 on the interstate while it is snowing and bet on...

oh sweet six pound baby jesus, tell me that is a photocop, Gimp. Please tell me that is not a real picture of someones shifter. somebody hold me, i need a hug.

I always thought that a set of brass knuckles would make a good shifter handle.

yep he was there with us friday. then again today I think. Sorry, he is the go to man for redstone.

wish you had posted this thursday or friday. I was just there friday. PM wreckerman and see if he will be there anytime soon. I know he lives close.

last deuce I picked up the top went to crap driving down the interstate. I had to hold it down with my left hand. Held it from blowing off till the next exit, in december, butt cold. Secured the corner to the windshield frame with a self tapping screw on the side. Still bubbled up, but...

500 Dinar note. I'm rich Beotches! Just kidding:-)

one caveat from my personal experience. If you are looking through the stuff and find something that you want, take it home that day. If you come back the next day expect to pay more. Happened to me.

i would think if you were worried about saving 40 cents a gallon to operate the deuce maybe it isn't such a good idea. fill it up with diesel and drive it home, period. then look into running WMO in the truck. Whole section on alternative fuel here. If you tear the truck up getting it home...

any place that has semi truck parts will have this elbow. Runs about 20 bucks like listed above. They also have the extended ones if you wanted to raise it up over the hood. 90 degree bend with about 10 inches on either side.

the old saying is true. You can't hide Money. Don't guess you will be worried with rust. Great job. Need to see a breakdown on it so the rest of us rednecks can build one.

I was gonna say that it never happened unless we have pics, but um......we do.:-P

looks like a stock motor will be finding its way back into my deuce. I located one and hope to have it home in a short while. then the fun begins.

don't forget deer hunting. You could pull it out in the middle of a field with the top and bows on it to shoot from. OR you could just ride around on rural roads at night and wait for one to jump out in front of you. Either is effective. With the road hunting, don't shoot anything that you...

had the same problem not too long ago with my bobber. Cut the safety wire off the fuel shutoff hold down screws and remove the assembly. Hold a small cup under it so you don't lose anything. Disassemble the little fuel shot off valve and soak it all in lacquer thinner or other solvent. ANY...

I havn't made much progress on mine. The weather has me stimey'd so no paint yet. I did add the sides, bows and cover to the 101 bed. Looks great like that. I decided to leave it on. I also got a pioneer rack off a deuce and put all the tools back in it that will be mounted to the bed...

call mine Dammit mostly.

dremel tool and lots of carbide bits. Oh and about a weeks time.

there has not been alot of work on hot rodding the duece engine. there has been discussion and conjecture on this site and others, but i am not aware of anyone who has taken a multi fuel apart and balanced it. Or tried to hotrod it. My first thought on building a hot rod froma multi fuel would...

Greeting from the western part of the state. And yes Hoenwald is so far back they have to pump sunshine there. I helped run the pipes......LOL