MoparStuart's Convertible Superbird Project Pic's

[moparstuart]

    floating nose

[moparstuart]

  well 2nd snafu the seals i got where way to small , so i had to be extra careful and get them out safely to reinstall

[moparstuart]

  back together and bleeding time

[BigBlockSam]

i like the semi metalic better then the metalic ones on this old cars

[moparstuart]

i like the semi metalic better then the metalic ones on this old cars

they are semi metalic  ! they are just harder to find on old cars .  Not many parts stores around here can even get them and if they can they dont stock them except at the warehouse .
 

[BigBlockSam]

why are you doing all these up grades . you don't drive your car hard enough to feel the improvements .

[moparstuart]

why are you doing all these up grades . you don't drive your car hard enough to feel the improvements .

i may not do burn outs , but i do drive my car alot , pretty hard and for long distance . 
I like to make my cars very reliable and able to hop in and drive anywhere any time with out problems .  That for me is a process that can take a while .        

[hemi68charger]

the tinkering on these things never end..........   

[WINGIN IT]

why are you doing all these up grades . you don't drive your car hard enough to feel the improvements .

i may not do burn outs , but i do drive my car alot , pretty hard and for long distance . 
I like to make my cars very reliable and able to hop in and drive anywhere any time with out problems .  That for me is a process that can take a while .        

Man, you guys are brutal - albeit in a "kidding" way.
I am like Stu with wanting a reliable car to just hop in and drive.
I guess we differ on the whole burn out thing though... 

[JB400]

the tinkering on these things never end..........   

That's half the fun.  Best form of therapy out there.

[learical1]

the tinkering on these things never end..........   

That's half the fun.  Best form of therapy out there.

Except when it's 110* outside.  You need therapy after working on your car in that kind of heat.  Of course, I never got any therapy 30 + years ago, which kind of explains why I'm the way I am!

[BigBlockSam]

lately , i'm burnt on working on the cars . i've been hiring friends to work on them . a little money in there pocket and i get stuff down .   

[Ghoste]

I don't always like working on them either.  Sometimes its a great way to escape but other times I need to escape a little futher than the garage.

[BigBlockSam]

hey Stu , i see your kid doing all the work

[moparstuart]

hey Stu , i see your kid doing all the work

free labor the best kind , someone has to direct and take the photos    we sold him a car at work he really wanted he was returning the favor
plus making sure i dont stroke out working on the thing by my self

[moparstuart]

actually we still dont have any pedal  ? and we have been bleeding and bleeding

[Indygenerallee]

I like using the hood as a work bench!! 

[moparstuart]

I like using the hood as a work bench!! 

usually its the latch tray

[BigBlockSam]

note to self , i should of had some kids

[Ghoste]

Not necessarily, I have two and they aren't much use in the garage.  I love the little divas anyway, but they aren't going near anything dirty or yucky (whatever yucky is).

[JB400]

the tinkering on these things never end..........  

That's half the fun.  Best form of therapy out there.

Except when it's 110* outside.  You need therapy after working on your car in that kind of heat.  Of course, I never got any therapy 30 + years ago, which kind of explains why I'm the way I am!

I'll agree with the 110* 110%.  As far as the rest, I'll take your word for it. But, we're here for help, and don't cost a thing!
As far as kids not helping,  you have to think like they do, and find similarities in what they like, and what you like.  Or make yours seem more fun.

[Indygenerallee]

Stuart, I noticed a seal puller using to get those wheel seals out, a much easier trick is after you remove the outer wheel bearing thread the spindle nut on and tug on the rotor and the nut will hit the inner bearing pushing the seal out with no damage. 

[mauve66]

why were you shingling your house by yourself..................................

[moparstuart]

why were you shingling your house by yourself..................................

[moparstuart]

 GETTING CLOSER  ,  replaced all the adjuster hard ware tonight and switched the left rear pads to correct   THANKS FRANK 

  i do drive it in the rain