New World Datsuns...

DRIVEN wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 5:29 pm It'd be huge if had less stuff. I just can't figure out how.

You can at least bring all your Lego's over here. That's a bin or two out of your way.

My brother bought this to my attention this morning. Still alive and kicking. https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto ... 87721.html

That’s good looking. Your old one, right?

Your brother’s an asshole

Yeah. My old one. I think it's been about 5 years gone.

My windshield finally showed up. Ordered over 2 months ago and apparently made to order. Quality looks good.



Also just ordered some saddlebags and tool bag. Should be here next week. Once I get them mocked up I'll decide if I like them or not. Might have to keep hunting.

More updates coming...

Build the wall! Build the wall!

Just sold the Neon to a father/son tweaker duo. Mixed emotions.

Cool to see your old 1200!
Thats a pretty stout looking retaining wall block system

Oh no tweakers in a Neon yikes

Are the mixed emotions from selling a car you put a lot of time and effort into to some tweakers who may trash it, or the fact that they now know where you live?

Yes

Also the fact that, from listening to those two idiots talk, the poor car probably won't live to see 2019.

SMH. Sorry man

I'm mostly over it.
On a brighter note, my Christmas present to myself just got delivered. The top of the door is taller than I am.







Now I finally have a secure place to store my spare Datsun parts.

You finally have a place to keep all your monopoly money.

Wish I had some.

It's trying to be winter here.

Build the wall !!!

I wish it would try to be winter here.

wayno wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 10:09 amBuild the wall !!!

I'd love to. Being held hostage by the inspector again. Seriously, fuck that guy.

Two things...

Klever Lever "cruise control" for the Indian.





Also took a gamble on an old table saw. Near as I can tell it was made in 1949 or 1950. I like sturdy old tools. It needed a ton of clean up and adjustment. Degreased it, leveled all the extension wings, sanded it, ran a file over it, sanded it some more. I also had to build a fence for it. Thanks to the big cast iron top, it weighs a ton. Seems to run okay. Still need to glue my slide surface to the bottom of the fence and pick up a new blade before I put it to work. They really don't make 'em like this anymore.