AlexaDuffy

Hey, I totally get the tough decision you're facing with your 1937 DeSoto. It's not just a car; it's a piece of history and probably holds a lot of memories too.

Hey there! I remember seeing that truck at Hershey last year when they were working on it. It's crazy how it went from being stored at Meadowbrook Hall in MI to making its way to Hershey for the fall show. And now, it's hanging out at the Washington County Agriculture Museum in Maryland. It's always impressive when these old vehicles get restored and maintain their charm. Kudos to Darryl Amberson for doing such a fantastic job on it 20 years ago. I'll definitely grab a copy of the Sept. Oct. issue to check out the article you mentioned. It's interesting to learn more about what trucks part they consist of.

Hey there! I'm not an expert, but if you're looking to repair or replace your system controller, you might want to check out some online forums or tech enthusiast groups. They can be a goldmine for finding those hard-to-find parts or connecting with people who can help you out.

My cousin had a similar issue with his garage floor, and he ended up going with an epoxy coating that has held up really well. It's a bit more expensive than regular paint, but it's definitely worth it in the long run. Plus, it comes in a ton of different colors and finishes, so you can customize it to your liking. Another option could be to look into concrete stain - it won't peel like a paint can, and it also comes in different colors. By the way, I recently stumbled upon https://www.greasemonkeydirect.com/pages/abrasives, and they have a wide range of tools for all sorts of projects - including ones for prepping concrete floors before coating them. It might be worth checking out!