www.tomyang.net

Huh. Just noticed that I have two accounts (leftovers from testing something a while back). I'll use 'josh' instead of 'wilmesj' in the future. It seems more friendly.

--Josh

Well done! That is not an easy thing to do.

--Josh

Beautiful car, Michael! I love fiat dino spiders as well. I know someone who has a 2 liter, and it's quite a cool car. I'd love to track one down myself, but I've been trying to hold off on any car purchases until i finish my current project. Of course, the way prices have been going up lately, that...

Am in the process of recleaning the fuel tank, changing entire fuel line from tank to carb as well as return line to a copper line, Hi A.D. I'm not sure if copper lines are a good replacement unless it's made specifically for automotive applications. I think copper can work harden and crack. I've s...

I had a great time- great to meet so many of you. Art- sorry to hear that the car kept acting up on the way home.. glad you made it in the end :)

--Josh

I'm looking forward to the event.. But I am glad i'll be driving my nice boring modern, watertight and wiper-equipped car ;-)

--Josh

Congratulations, Tom! You deserved it! :)

--Josh

Sounds excellent- I hope to make it this year!

--Josh

I believe the show was called "Classic Car Hunters". I had a copy on my DVR until recently.

The same latch is used on my fiat, and probably others of that time period. I might have some of those screws on my parts car- I don't have that car here, but can check it next time I have a chance. They'd almost certainly need to be re-plated, though. The fiat part number for the door latch screw i...

I saw an ad for these folks in hemmings:

http://www.emblemagic.com/enamel_expl.h ... %20Emblems

I know nothing about them other than what's on that site and their hemmings ad..

--Josh

David Booth wrote:I'm guessing someone used the Pepsi can as a shim to get the can wheel cover on without damaging the rubber seal, and forgot to pull the shim when the cover was on.

That was my guess too. Pretty funny, though.

Try http://www.videodownloader.net/

You'll need the right program to play them back once saved. I use VLC (http://www.videolan.org/), but anything that can handle a .flv file will work.

--Josh

Ouch. Well, empty bedrooms can be fixed. Occupied bedrooms (or garages!) are harder.

Hope it goes well, Kerry!

--Josh