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I believe it is ammonia in most types Also can try the Gojo hand cleaner, (not the pumice type) with lanolin, works on some of the pine saps up here in the north

I will jump in line if no one else takes it

Off topic, but where are you at? I am in Williamsburg about a mile from the new Meijer

Right Car, Right price, wrong time for me, I could even pick it up on a day trip....

This, same thing happened to me, I didn't want a cat, the wife wanted a cat, so we compromised and got a cat. I didn't want the cat in the house or on the bed, but the wife wanted the cat in the house and on the bed, so we compromised and he is in the house and on the bed. All seriousness...

I didn't have a ball joint press, so I tried heating up a knuckle on a F250 to break the ball joint loose. The grease in the ball joint warmed up and expanded and shot the ball across the shop putting a sizable dent in a steel shelf. Never do that again...

I don't THINK he meant in a paint quality sense as a dig against you, maybe more about colors, as in "Ford Gray" used on old 9N tractors is not the same "Ford Gray" on engines I think implement paint would be fine on an engine, heck on any tractor they use the same paint on the engine, chassis...

Aside form the Broncorama and Hudsonville swap meet, I don't think i have ever met anyone who is on this site when I run into another EB owner

This....

I wont make it this year, two 4 month old girls keep me busy. Next year they should be good for a trip down and a day in the stroller!

Where did you get that second pic? Is that an Inventor assembly??

RIP Bill, Thoughts are with his family

Goodyear Duratrac, look good, great traction, wear VERY well, but...not cheap

Question for you model gurus: In the midst of building this Bronco model, I inevitably dug out a whole slew of old models started by me, or my dad, or my uncle when we were all kids (uncle built a lot in the ready/alert shack during the Cold War) Is there anything safe enough to strip paint...

If there was ever a "first world problem" this is it. Maybe its just the new inverter style welders, but as soon as I power my Lincoln 210MP up, it kills my shop radio. Not like trips a breaker or anything, the radio speakers just stop putting out music or commercials. My welder is on a bench...

No when I moved about 4 years ago it got put inside at our new place. I think the 30 years in the junkyard didn't do it any favors. How about a trade... straight up?

Wish I had 15k on hand... mine has 250k on it.. but in the rust belt. You can drop a basketball through the bed... thank god for plastic bedliners

I can't count how many tool/ brackets/ etc i have built from old bed frames. Great source of free (crummy) angle iron, I usually get 3-4 per summer

Sanding works, or spray them, and while its still wet wipe off the script/ fins with a rag soaked (BUT NOT DRIPPING) with lacquer thinner, might take a few tries to get it right but it usually works well Even follow up with q-tips before the paint dries for the hard to reach areas

Powder? or some other type of plating?