jonengle

Some guys got all the luck.Nice shop!!

Now thats determination! A little illegal but looks like hes got his mind set.Good luck happy camper.

Also check with customs regarding tax free topic as well! because the car is an antique item.Anything automotive over 30 years is considered an antique auto therefore making it tax exempt.In any country.

My name is Jon Engle I have two websites.WWW.running-board-mats.com and www.automotiverubberparts.com.Both websites are mine.I am in business and have not gone out business guys. www.runningboardmats.com is definately out of business.

www.automotiverubberparts.com thats where you get them done.

Listen I restore running boards for a living.If you can build them yourself the same quality as mine and for cheaper than I will match your price.BELIEVE ME there is more than meets the eye in this type of restoration,gentlemen! Heres the skinny on how to start the proper way : 45.00 worth of cloth back sandpaper-countless hours detail sanding rubber to adhere properly. 195.00 of a two part epoxy industrial adhesive. 65.00 worth of instant industrial adhesive. 475.00 worth of rubber material. 175.00 irathane coating(mix to right proportions)this took me 1 week to get perfected. ______________________________ 955.00 then add your cost of labour. ps. keep track of your hours when you restore your running boards!at 1500 <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> for a set believe me your getting a deal. Kind regards Jon Engle of A.R.P.O. 1-877-556-6974

here try this www.automotiverubberparts.com

Check with the town of Moose Jaw Saskatchewan.This was Als main area for Import and export of alcohol to the U.S.during the prohibition period.He had underground tunnels built there for storage and underground night clubs.I do believe the car is in a museum in Moose Jaw.More info call me 1-877-556-6974.J.Engle

When you have climate change from hot to cold moisture is created in the gas tank.In Canada we use gas line antifreeze.Its .99 a bottle and it evaporates the moisture by settling straight to the bottom of the tank where the moisture sits because water is heavier than gas.Methyl hydrate is also good to use to get that gas tank moisture free. web page

Hello,I am looking for all mat patterns for runningboards for all makes of antique vehicles.They can be traced,photographed or templates,prefer pencil trace on paper template.Need all patterns to precise dimensions for restoring mats and runningboards as there is no archive for them. I am trying to build an archive of patterns to help anyone who needs old mats and boards rebuilt. This archive will state,owner-year archived,pattern sample,year make and model of vehicle. if you have any close up pics or if you can make a template! please go to www.automotiverubberparts.com

Dave nailed it on the nose.

Hello,I am looking for all mat patterns for runningboards and floor mats,trunk mats, for all makes of antique vehicles from 1900-1940.They can be traced,photographed or templates,prefer pencil trace on paper template.Need all patterns to precise dimensions for restoring mats and runningboards as there is no archive for them.Or if you a picture of the pattern in your manual. I am trying to build an archive of patterns to help anyone who needs old mats and running boards rebuilt. <span style="text-decoration: underline">This archive will state,owner-year archived,pattern sample,year make and model of vehicle.</span> if you have any close up pics or if you can make a template! www.automotiverubberparts.com

Thanks, Its been intersting so far with rubber parts quest.Im trying to build an archive of mat patterns for potential customers.My new mission in life.The picture is a 1935 buick board getting restored. <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

looks like it needs a set of boards and your on your way!lol <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

I spoke with ClassicCarMall.net.They helped me out bigtime with my site!!!Gave me a great placement for my ad on their resources page!I recommend these TOP DOGS!!!!!!!! <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />