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Isnt KeithH's brown Targa cnverted to yellow? I seem to remember him saying that

I learned how to drive a stick in a 67 Chevelle with a 40lb Pressure plate and manual linkage. Not only that I did it in Portland at rush hour. By the time I got across town, my leg would shake just standing up. Your new clutch and trans should be built to take a fair amount of abuse. Thats...

I was bored today waiting for some paint to dry...so I whipped this up for ya.

<---- this is me....not caring!

Thanks, I think I have the info I need now.

Its not a bad price depending on location if its a turbo. If its NA I would say its worth no more than 2k. First of all your talking about a car with an unknown history, only hearsay. The 7M is a solid motor but plagued by head gasket failure and if your hearing a tick it might already be in...

well show me a TIG welder in my budget or lets forget about it altogether. I can live without welding aluminum, if thats what your basing your opinions on. Im not a fab shop guys. Im just a guy whos displaced from his normal home, trying to stay busy so I dont put a bullet in my brain. Ok, well...

Who is squid, and what has he done with my beer batter? Well Hippo Birdy two Ewe anyways.

actualy I did read your thread, and thats one of the reasons I looked at Sears. Also one of the reasons why I know I can get my goal in under my budget...Im just looking for the best for the money...so far I havent heard anything good or bad about the one I posted a link to.

My Friday night boxers are made of Kevlar......still doesnt help when I get kicked in the junk!

agreed, I want that as well, HL and I can both send ours to ya, that way you can double up the job...lol seriously, do a write-up...offer to do it for us, or stop posting this stuff that I want...it makes me crazy! :eek3dance :biglaugh:

Sears sells Hobart as well. I wasnt thinking of buying of a welder from Harbor freight, we dont even have one close by, I was just using them for comparison sake. There is a Sears over in Albany. We dont have any welding supply places in Corvallis that I know of, but I'll look a little further...

Ok, I read some of the past topics on this subject, and they did give me some good starting places. But I still want to get some opinions on getting a welder to suit my needs. Basically, I need a simple, easy to use setup, that will allow me to weld mild steel mostly and maybe some...

back when I used to do honest labor for a living (working in the printing industry) I LOVED having uniforms. Granted having 5 makes sence, but having a uniform in a dirty business is great. First of all you dont have to worry about ruining you street clothes at work, and secondly you always know...

around here we have a saying...fuck those Ducks! You can't lick our Beavers!

Go BEAVS!

*sigh*

I think this is Mattonedime singing....who playing the guitar? but not as much as a spoon!

Insert gay joke here ----->" "

Part it out for around 1k and buy another one...Thats what I did with my first 88t I paid 500 for. Maybe Im just getting too old and lazy for all that work though.