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Dusty · 01-20-2014, 08:38 PM

Man I am so understanding this now, my winter goal was to install a 1939 tranny in my car and it took a lot to finally get started in January. Once I got rolling it was easier but the work load and money spent has expedited many times. Tranny has lead to cleaning and painting the entire underside. I'm now on the front brakes and with the help of Randy Gross the front will be done RIGHT with new everything. I going to reline the rear shoes as I have about run out of money to go any further

I decided to drain and replace the antifreeze and to check all the wiring and encase it in conduit instead of just having it hang everywhere.

I ran out of excuses in November and December so I can't help you with that Bill but I do sympathize about the pain part. I'm hurting right now and thank God for
12 hour Aleve

Back to work in WV

dusty

01-20-2014, 08:38 PM	#11
Dusty Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lincolnton, Georgia Posts: 723	Re: Completion excuses?? Man I am so understanding this now, my winter goal was to install a 1939 tranny in my car and it took a lot to finally get started in January. Once I got rolling it was easier but the work load and money spent has expedited many times. Tranny has lead to cleaning and painting the entire underside. I'm now on the front brakes and with the help of Randy Gross the front will be done RIGHT with new everything. I going to reline the rear shoes as I have about run out of money to go any further I decided to drain and replace the antifreeze and to check all the wiring and encase it in conduit instead of just having it hang everywhere. I ran out of excuses in November and December so I can't help you with that Bill but I do sympathize about the pain part. I'm hurting right now and thank God for 12 hour Aleve Back to work in WV dusty Last edited by Dusty; 01-20-2014 at 08:55 PM.