Fuel lines, pre-bent or universal?

[PlainfieldCharger]

What's worse is having it together just enough to show it and one of the "new" parts you put in takes a @#$% Waiting to the radio back from Automobile Vintage radio...Save those projects for winter...

[Dino]

What's worse is having it together just enough to show it and one of the "new" parts you put in takes a @#$% Waiting to the radio back from Automobile Vintage radio...Save those projects for winter...

I would love to wait until winter but that won't work.  I need the garage for our daily drivers as I really don't want to dig my car out of the snow every day.  And since I'll be working and doing full time school, I won't have a spare minute to spend on that car.

I will however do the fuel delivery test and check my timing before I do the fuel lines.  If I can make the car run without swapping fuel lines then I will do the lines when I do the exhaust.  But I still need to install the brakes and hook up the heater and a/c parts.

[PlainfieldCharger]

You have quite a bit on your plate!! I am restoring my Oringinal AC parts at this time and plan to put them on this winter after I get some Ductile rockers installed. I am lucky that I have a 3 car garage and the charger gets it own spot.

[Dino]

I do, it's been a rough 3 years and there's about 4 more to go but it'll be worth it.  I just cannot ignore the cars ailments for 4 more years.   

[PlainfieldCharger]

Sounds like you will be Dr Dino when your all done... My hat is off to anyone willing to go back to school.

[Dino]

Sounds like you will be Dr Dino when your all done... My hat is off to anyone willing to go back to school.

Ah no, I would never want to be an MD but I am going to be a PA.  In essence I'll be doing all the fun stuff MD's do but I get to go home on time and not be on call.   

The reason it's all taking so long is because I've kept my full time job.  I have about 64 credits when this semester ends late July and I started May 2010.  I'm finishing my bachelors which should take about two more years and will soon be dropping to 24 hours/week at work.  Once I graduate with a bachelors I'm going on two year educational leave (to keep my benefits) and will spend two years training to become a PA.  Once that is done and I have a good job THEN it's time to play.   

[PlainfieldCharger]

  Just incedilbe to do the school and Job thing and work on rebuilding a car too...I am not sure I could do the school thing. I don't think I could sit still that long. Funny thing is I tried college...did not finish 4 classes. I do live on a block where I am the only one without a degree in something..well maybe..hard knocks. I have read quite a bit on this forum and many of your posts have been very helpful to me. Thanks.

[Dino]

Just incedilbe to do the school and Job thing and work on rebuilding a car too...I am not sure I could do the school thing. I don't think I could sit still that long. Funny thing is I tried college...did not finish 4 classes. I do live on a block where I am the only one without a degree in something..well maybe..hard knocks. I have read quite a bit on this forum and many of your posts have been very helpful to me. Thanks.

You're most welcome, I'm glad I am of some use!   

School is hard, especially with a full time job in health care, but it's so worth it.  I lived paycheck to paycheck for way too long and I'm not doing it anymore.  I intend to earn a fat paycheck so I don't have to pick which part to buy first.