Classic seller's remorse right there.

The wait wouldn't be as bad if the weather was worse, right?

Great looking little shorty, congrats! 350:1 gears are good all-around gears, but if you're looking for something even more highway friendly, something closer to 300's would be great. You'll lose a little off the line power, but with an automatic, it wouldn't be that drastic. If you ever decide to g...

Man, I bet that thing is a dream to fenangle into tight parking spots with that steering wheel.

Nice looking truck.

Nice carnage! Reminds me of my 460 engine last summer. That one grenaded so hard that it actually broke one of the counterweights off the crank.

Jeff Gordon fires his entire pit crew. This announcement followed Gordon's decision to take advantage of the government's scheme to employ Harlem youngsters. The decision to hire them was brought about by a recent documentary on how unemployed youths from Harlem were able to remove a set of wheels i...

Happy birthday!
I can't get that video to work for me, here on my work computer, so I'll have to take your word for it. I'll try it at home later.

jacobd wrote:I find all the stuff but each little piece is sold individually. I guess I was hoping it would all come as one. Tantamount to opening the fridge and the meal being completely prepared on the plate ready to go I spose.

That sounds just like a complete column found at a boneyard.

Man, would that thing ever be a fun toy!

That sounds like a grand adventure, I hope you have a great time & things go well for ya!

Now as long as you don't put a bunch of sawdust in the rear end to quiet it down, everything's still ok in Slickdom.

Welcome aboard, glad to have ya!

Is it gonna turn your white crap grey?

Casey 65 wrote:Would this be a "Slick Rat"???

I believe so...especially in the rain.

And it's even in the Hints & Tricks section.

If that 460 has a 4300 or 4350 Motorcraft carb on it, like this one on my Stinkin' Lincoln... http://onfinite.com/libraries/1379733/8f0.jpg ...then it has a funky manifold. It's a squarebore bolt pattern, with spreadbore bores, like this. http://onfinite.com/libraries/1382775/a89.jpg You will either...

What an awesome idea & it looks like it was relatively easy, too!

Those rat rod boyz sure go to some major extremes, don't they?
Looks pretty cool though, I imagine it took quite a bit of time & trial-n-error to get it to work that well.

Are you sure that's not one of Doc's gas mileage devices?

Alan, at least your fire season (man made, or otherwise) will hopefully be winding down now.