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That's a BIG Ashtray! ;)

I'm just now chasing Vacuum Leaks in the engine bay on the 2008 Chevy 2500 (tow) Van-Camper [6.0L LS uhuhuh ]. There is a Check Valve (apparently -- yet to disassemble) in that hose from the vacuum source to the brake booster. Once I reassemble everything, I can check my booster for the leaks...

Guess I'd better get finished! But maybe mine won't fit the classification? Cheers - Jim

If you cant find one, Fabricate? Good luck in your hunt. Cheers - Jim

Welcome Aboard! WHat is your pleasure? C1, C2, C3, or, ? Street, Strip, Road Race, AX, Custom Shows? You'll find some of everything here. And a very good bunch of folks! Cheers - Jim So, FlyinMonkey; How many bananas did it take?

Never to late to learn to play the Fiddle! Bit, if you're looking for a glimmer of hope, There is some groundwork being laid: https://agenda.americafirstpolicy.com Cheers - Jim

Might need a small dumpster for those bears!

One of the Silver State Road Racer C-3s did a roof line version. (looking for the image...) I am similarily interested, for improving flow to a rear wing or spoiler - like the M8. But, I am also "conflicted " regarding any advantage that might given to fluid (air) rolling off fenders and...

That could be me! Here are 2 quick links. We had a member here (thought denpo) that did something similar: or: Cheers - JIm

Had the very good fortune in 1971 to be pitside (working for our local TV station). (I should get to the attic and find those pics.) Saw Denny Hulme win the CAN_AM at Donnybrooke - opening year. Later caught Peter Reveson in the same type M-8 McLatren. Always liked the fences-to-wing...

That "look" is really coming together. For "class" options/rules, could you get by with the mods to the rear deck by denpo. I've looked and came up empty - but here is on that could "disguise" anything that you do underneath: A solid windscreen - well placed louvers , that tilt/twist the flow...

Inspirational! I am liking the cockpit layout. Cheers - Jim

Whew - That sounded CLOSE! That's a reminder to me - one more time --- safety glasses around flying objects. Your story is more effective that "her" nagging. Rule Number One - Don't Die. Lifestyle and good genes have gotten me this far - now I just gotta' be more lucky than dumb! (Or, pay...

Thanks! Once again a you have provided me a "next step forward." I like the spring compressor idea, and the fuel tank mod, and... on and on. Cheers - Jim

Great Job! Consider getting some clear Bra (3M product). I used it in the nose of the "little racer" and it really saved the finish. I know - One more Thing." But will save some road rash. Cheers - Jim

Nice.

Nice "furniture" on the one gas-operated nailer. Got varmits? Cheers - Jim

There was a Chaparral Body advertised on eBay - surprisingly cheap. It was a 2d - my favorite. {worthless side note: I watched both the 2D and 2E race at the Nurburgring in high school and that was the end of puberty! WHen I dig out the pics I'll post some I shot. } Meanwhile in the early...

Cute, using Al Gore's "An Inconvient Truth" Unmentioned - the added infrastructure costs: 1. Crash barriers 2. High-rise parking garage structure 3. Bridges 4. Existing pot hole repairs not load bearing 5. Garage/servicing personnel 6. Disposal This scam puts the Obama Solyndra to shame...

Sweet. DId they do the "slicing" (forgive if I choose wrong term) or did you? Extra charges for level of "precision"? I'll have to give them a look-see. The part looks just like your file. heers - Jim