I'm digging that ole car behind your trk too, that a chevell or lemans and what is that behind that @todt ?
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I'm digging that ole car behind your trk too, that a chevell or lemans and what is that behind that @todt ?
Try sand blasting it with a small home unit... 8-10 bags of sand and several days later.
Is he part horse?
He sounds like it, when running full out, with his shoes slapping the ground!!
Damn I thought that was a crease at the bottom of the door. Gotta love a Mopar, my uncle had me believing the road runner was a coyote when I was little boy, lol. @todt
Wow, man that's ruff. Took us two afternoons, only because we had to unstop the pot, it had some damp sand in the bottom. But once it went to feeding sand it was on! @bikersmurf
How are u painting inside of the frame rails? Just using a wand?
Yes, I didn't get a pic of that. @White Stripe really what ever one of the POs had put in there is holding up pretty good, from what I can tell. It was probably over kill as we used a LOT! of primer.l
Getting closer
Your setup looks much bigger than the 2hp compressor that struggled to keep up with a 3/16" nozzle
Oh yea, its big.
Well... I was supposed to take 44 and Chester back out yesterday, for a few more days/nights... But, I woke up yesterday with major allergies... or the makings of a cold... so, I stayed in bed yesterday.
This morning, I didn't feel much better. But, I really wanted to see if I could make a full trip without any more failures. So, since I wouldn't be hiking, just driving, I took both Chester and Gunner for a 140 mile drive.
We drove the 47 mile Mormon Well Road, yet again, and came out on US 93 with NO problems at all!
So, rather than air up and drive pavement, we crossed US 93 and drove the Coyote Springs Area of Critical of Environmental Concern... not a very pretty area. But, I guess the tortoises aren't really particular.
Anyway, here's the legendary 44 in her natural environment
That's Chester in the window, above... here's proof that Gunner was along for the ride
The entrance to the Coyote Springs Area of Critical of Environmental Concern has this sign at the entrance... allowing target shooting
This is one of many hills in the area, with no brass and no target remnants... but, plenty of broken glass... eventually the area will be closed to target shooting and everyone will cry foul...
This morning, I didn't feel much better. But, I really wanted to see if I could make a full trip without any more failures. So, since I wouldn't be hiking, just driving, I took both Chester and Gunner for a 140 mile drive.
We drove the 47 mile Mormon Well Road, yet again, and came out on US 93 with NO problems at all!
So, rather than air up and drive pavement, we crossed US 93 and drove the Coyote Springs Area of Critical of Environmental Concern... not a very pretty area. But, I guess the tortoises aren't really particular.
Anyway, here's the legendary 44 in her natural environment
That's Chester in the window, above... here's proof that Gunner was along for the ride
The entrance to the Coyote Springs Area of Critical of Environmental Concern has this sign at the entrance... allowing target shooting
This is one of many hills in the area, with no brass and no target remnants... but, plenty of broken glass... eventually the area will be closed to target shooting and everyone will cry foul...
I also took a couple of pictures back along Mormon Well... the headwaters of the Sawmill Canyon Wash
Two large dogs and 44
But, bottom line... the trip was very successful - no breakdowns - and great fun!!
Two large dogs and 44
But, bottom line... the trip was very successful - no breakdowns - and great fun!!
