Skvitt

The weather forecast looks good so far. I hope will see you on Sunday (I may be too busy though with my chores ). We anticipate good turnout as for vendors, general public and classic car show. This year guys from ONDR, Ontario Nostalgia Drag Racers will be putting their cars on display.

I'll second that!

Great day, great people, Thank you Don.

More cleaning, coating and soundproofing

I usually don't plan that far ahead 😁, but will try to pop in.

Any plans on coming to Ancaster Fairgrounds for Rod Masters flea market on March 31st?

No updates? Is weather too nice to work in the shop?

Not much excitement in last few months, just boring surface rust cleaning on the underside of body. In last few days prepped and POR15ed rear wheel wells and driver's floor.

Looking at proportions, it doesn't look like that seat can be rotated while driving. Looks like the door needs to be open to rotate the seat.

Are those reel-to-reel tape decks?

I like snow in the winter. Unfortunately we're not getting it lately in Hamilton, ON. I can play with my walk- behind snowblower all day long, breathing fresh clean winter air while getting some exercise, instead of going to sweaty gym and paying for that. And as opposite I hate to cut the grass, even on riding mover. You can call me crazy

"Runs good, new brakes. Needs new battery. Don't have a key."

Good! I'm a member of Road Runners. Hope will see you on April 28Th at our flea market. Hopefully weather will be better than last year Serge.

Very impressive! Good job! Do you ever come to swap meets? Like at Ancaster Fairgrounds?

1980 Bronco is not the one that scores top $$$. It's the first generation, so called Early Bronco, 66 to 77, that is most desirable these days.

I wouldn't start any projects, unless I'm confident I can do 99% of it by myself (including cars, house, boats, I've done it all). And I don't care if it won't be done to someone's highest standards. But seeing the quality of "professional" workmanship around here, I think those standards a pretty low around my area. And 1% of my current project is re-chroming that neither I can do myself nor I can afford to send it out. So will live with pitted pot metal and a bit rusty bumpers, so be it I don't care. For my daily drivers I also buy only vehicles that I can work on myself. Unfortunately I'm not getting any younger. Prices of parts and supplies are also getting thru the roof.

Some tiging today

Now all tacked together and with proper hangers

Now last piece to the puzzle

Some progress with exhaust

Started exhaust mockup

Some goodies from Amazon showed up

Bumper installed

Tim: [Upset over Jill's new car] It's a shocker. I don't know what to say. Jill: How about saying that you're really happy that I got the car I wanted? Tim: Alright, I... I'm... IT'S BRITISH. These people made a fighter plane out of wood. They put kidneys in pies for God's sakes.