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To Glue or not to Glue... alas, poor Booby
When I joined up I said I was a beginner, and here's some proof: Which fasteners should have loctite on them and which should have anti-seize? Do I want anti-seize on my head bolts or loctite or nothing? In general I understand that if it might shake loose, I might want to use some color of... -
Making piles of piles
Had a day to spend on the sprites. Worked on identifying system components and parts of sub-assemblies. Began with water circulation system and listing all the parts that needed to be replaced. Rubber and gaskets are sort of a given for replacement. Soon the lure of the engine was too powerful... -
Fixin' to start to begin...
Since this is my first attempt to restore/refurbish a car rather than tackle a single problem on a motorcycle or a daily driver, I'm reading as much as I can trying to determine the best start on this project. Because it is mid-December and my daughter's birthday is only 5 days before Christmas...