On the eve of July vacation week in the pouring and incessant rain, I have talked Linda into helping me update my blog. If summer ever comes, it would be nice to take a break from cars in general. So, the Rambler is the first wave of the furloughs. But we did make progress recently (see below). I am grateful for all the advice I've received from Robert B. and assistance I've had from Dave W. & Huw P.
Rear differential & rear leaf springs in place
Nice arc on those new rear leafs
Trunnion time
Helicoil on the rear diff
I told you it was posi
Wider shot of trunnion time
Side shot
Action shot (who needs factory tools?)
Beefin' up rear diff spring perches
Nice weld Dave
Adding more welds between axle tube and diff body
Rear differential & rear leaf springs in place
Nice arc on those new rear leafs
Adding more welds between axle tube and diff body
4 comments:
John,
Its refreshing to see the quality work progressing on your project. The detail work on the trunnions really sets it off.
Looks like Dave has a handle on the welding.
John,
This blog still blows.
Where are the chicks?
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