Recent content by Vern Cook

If it is the broken screw that is still inside that housing I have had a bit of success with a reverse threaded screw extractor. WD40 the job a couple of days before starting. When the top of the broken screw is angled as much as that one, I start the hole with a diamond etcher in a Dremel. Keep...

If I'm serious about purchasing a used car from an unknown source I check the body work with a 10mm square of fridge magnet.

If your welding is anything like mine you'll need more than just that bit of scrap to practice on.

Beautiful job Spike and a nice touch

I'm with Stanglover, Maaagic

I'd like to go back to what mrgmhale said earlier in the forum. I have just taken my tank out and removed the sender unit. The sender unit filter was full of compacted debris completely clogging the unit. The new filter (65-73.79-86 FUEL SENDER FILTER 3/8) cost $26.00 and just slips on to the...

As far as technique goes I have found that when I am stitch welding I look in from the side of the weld to sight the wire and the middle of the but weld. When I am seam welding I find I can see better if I am behind and over the gun and the puddle. I still keep my weld times short which also...

My experience has shown me that gauges can be fine wired, fragile and well above my pay grade. I took mine to a professional down the road and it didn't cost that much. Whatever you do, hope it works out for you. Vern

Take me now God!!! I've seen it all:cool:

Don't cha lov it? Is that like an old falcon?

Welcome from Australia. Its a real head turner.

Welcome, nice ride. Mustang Magic

You need a Plan?

Nice job Jeff and enlightened me about the installation. Been thinking of installing some myself but I'm now convinced.

Thanks guys. The rewarding thing is I was able to make it a barn find all by myself.