Where is everyone #5

Half cheesy rice w grilled chicken, half carrot/broccoli/cauliflower/potato/ grilled chicken. With a cheesy stuffed jalapeño for good measure.

 

Actually yes in the window, and something dumb on the step box. Let me guess I just offended someone on TTR?

 

Here's one other nice Chevelle you might enjoy,owned by my friend Steve,he's got more Chevelles than I do. His 67 Chevelle,rare 327 Hi Po L-79 engine option,4 speed. He ordered it new 52 years ago this month,from the local Chevy dealer,got it a month later,right before Christmas 1966. $2832. delivered. We ran the crap out of it when we were younger,drove it to the dragstrip and back with 5.13 gears and slicks. It ran 12's back in the day,still have its time slips. Pretty stout for a street car back then. Luckily never blew it up or wrecked it, still original engine and GM metal no rust. Steve did a frameoff resto on it about 15 years ago,driven very little anymore. Don't know many people that still have their cool factory hot rods from High School. Please forgive my usual bad photography.

 

1 more week and I'll be back on this project:

 

Idk that he’s on here. I spoke with him for a hour once on the phone about doing things the right way- or at least doing things so that a fly by like you had doesn’t raise lots of red flags. But, when you know it all, you can’t be told nothing from no one.




I’m gonna name my next company
Legal Beagle Trucking and Law Following Inc
“We follow the law first, and keep you safe second”

 

So just looking at that photo I just remembered another question. As you can see, my power steering reservoir is mounted to the air cooler housing. Is that the normal spot for the W900A's? I see a lot of them are bolted to the frame rail, ahead of the steer axle. Where it is now actually blocks the hand primer a bit. Kind of wary about mounting the reservoir below the pump. Don't want to cavitate the pump. Could always move the reservoir ahead 1 hole on the cooler housing I guess and make the hand primer more accessible.

 

I've never been flashy, its a tool. Neat, clean, legal amount of light functioning. Right now mines far from clean, hauling grain don't help and will shine it up when done. But i ain't putting A 100,000lbs club sticker on the wagon! Most of the time nobody notices my old shaker and I'm happy with that. He was bebooping around my neck of the woods on the two lane. I would be concerned what a local yocal might think!

 

I just did a quick google search and found this photo. It looks to be mounted to the frame rail.

 

Like my accountants Dewey, Cheatthem, Howe?

 

Ah car talk. I'm not a consistent NPR listener, but I used to like that show.