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I'm not doubting Dennis Gage is a great, down to earth guy and his enthusiasm on his show is part of what makes his show stand out. I just was thinking he must have some of his own, and what he may have. If anyone here meets him in the future is there any reason why you wouldn't ask him to check out this website?

I occasionally watch My Classic Car, and recently I wondered what cars Dennis Gage owns personally. Every episode he seems over eager to drive someone else's cars, and I thought he must have a collection of his own. An internet search didn't seem to help much.

As mentioned above you should have had your head checked for warpage and cracks. Also when bolting the head down did you torque the bolts properly with a torque wrench and in the right pattern?

I did a google search because I am originally from Chatham Ontario and never heàrd of this company. I did find a website for Castle cranes that had several copys of original documents of the weaver auto crane

I wonder if Rick Harrison from Pawn Stars has a friend who could verify this signature and give an appraisal

I was also thinking tractor as soon as I saw it before scrolling down to keisers post

It could mean different things to many different people. I once knew a person who had a"mint" condition camaro. An argument started when I said new camaros did not come with unicorns painted on them like yours, therefore I wouldn't consider it"mint"

I once had a power steering hose come apart at the fitting. Mechanic said it would cost $1500 because they had to pull the motor. This was back in 1988 and the car cost me not much more than that. I fixed the problem myself with a new clip and o-ring. It cost me less than $1.00 and I didn't pull the motor. When mechanics quote a high price, shop around.

That's a good looking car. My advice is to take the wife for an evening out and buy her flowers before telling her about it. Joining a Buick club would also be a good idea.

I would think that if ants were big enough to throw the balance off you would need a shot gun instead of insecticide.

I feel like I need a tetanus shot just for looking at that picture

I read the story in the Loñdon Free Press the other day and wanted to share it also but I don't know how with this tablet. Thanks for doing it.

I have heard that is how to get worms to come out of the ground. Plug the metal in the ground and the plug in the wall and you will have enough for fishing in seconds. I've never tried it or knew anyone who has so I cannot guarantee it will work.

Canada switched to kms from mph in the mid 70s. A canadian car from 1957 would have come with a mph speedometer

I seem to remember someone on here who was restoring a doodle bug a few months back. I hope that person sees this post

Great video, I would like to hear other people's stories as well. I hope some people do look you up while in your area.

I had this '53 given to me years ago. The catch was I would go remove the garbage from it and the following week it was filled with more garbage. After this happening a couple more times I said keep it. I have seen other trucks of this make and year since, so there are a few out there. Someone else took this truck and I have no clue on it's fate.

I wasn't aware of these heaters so I googled it and of course you are right again. The drive in I went to here in Ontario Canada never had them

I haven't done it myself but heard of it being done many times. Also it took me a minute to realize the T was missing in theatre, I was wondering what a drive in heater was

It looks like a 1953 model

I was also thinking some kind of steam vehicle, one steering wheel and the other a throttle for adjusting the steam

Those look like the window crank and lock for the small triangle vent window on the doors in front of the side windows

Keiser, first of all that's a good job on the bush. Secondly I think you would come across great cars even if you took up deep sea diving, mountain climbing or even space travel!

I had a brand new kitchen table and chairs still in the box and sold them on marketplace. The set was valued at $350 and I was asking $200. The first comment from several people was is the price negotiable? I said no and sold the set for my $200 asking price in two days.

Restorer32, I would not have guessed you were old enough to serve in the civil war