1969 Torino

[GregWeld]

More importantly -- the picture is clear enough to actually see what you're trying to show us... Boring as that might be. I can see clearly now....


You know -- it was quite nice cruising the '32 in Sun Valley today... Got my Owners Rec Card picture done -- my season ski pass done -- a hair cut... dinner with friends on the patio... :>)

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by intocarss

I like that you think about safety

I may know who suggested the safety equipment section on the forum.

Originally Posted by GregWeld

More importantly -- the picture is clear enough to actually see what you're trying to show us... Boring as that might be. I can see clearly now....


You know -- it was quite nice cruising the '32 in Sun Valley today... Got my Owners Rec Card picture done -- my season ski pass done -- a hair cut... dinner with friends on the patio... :>)

Originally Posted by GregWeld

When the Briz gets the '33 finished -- so I can have a top and some A/C -- if you're running the second annual -- COUNT ME IN!!


This year - with the unreliable Steve Frisbee built '32.... not so much.

It all must have been within walking distance of home. That's the nice thing about a small community like Sun Valley

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by intocarss

I like that you think about safety

Wire

It was still oppressively hot today so I sat and watched the Rolex 6hr this am and multitasked on a little project I need to finish. One down 23 to go.

[Sieg]

Nice work buddy!

That's my idea of a fun task.

[Ron in SoCal]

Very nice Rob. Love that wire tool!

[Rick D]

Nice Rob, can never be to safe!! I haven't looked but where did you get those nice safety wire pliers? I'm loving all the details you are showing, and your pictures are looking better as well!

[b757jetdr]

Rob,

Nice job on the wiring job! I know 20 yr aircraft mech that can't wire that good!

I will have to dig up a tool I have here at work that will make that a TON easier, I will see it I can dig it up and post some pics!

[intocarss]

Looking good Rob, There's nothing like watching a lil TV and building your car from your Lazy boy!!

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by Sieg

Nice work buddy!

That's my idea of a fun task.

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Very nice Rob. Love that wire tool!

Originally Posted by Rick D

Nice Rob, can never be to safe!! I haven't looked but where did you get those nice safety wire pliers? I'm loving all the details you are showing, and your pictures are looking better as well!

Originally Posted by intocarss

Looking good Rob, There's nothing like watching a lil TV and building your car from your Lazy boy!!

Thanks If I had to do this for a living I'd starve, I'm way too slow.

Originally Posted by b757jetdr

Rob,

Nice job on the wiring job! I know 20 yr aircraft mech that can't wire that good!

I will have to dig up a tool I have here at work that will make that a TON easier, I will see it I can dig it up and post some pics!

Cable ties would be the easy route that I know of. An Aircraft crimping tool Is my guess. I wonder what you are coming up with?

So I knocked out one of the rears. I think I'm going to grab a set of 6" pliers in both lefty and righty. It would make this process way faster. Between my sausage fingers and the old 9" safety wire pliers I have this rotor took me too long.

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by FETorino

Thanks If I had to do this for a living I'd starve, I'm way too slow.

I can cook, can you afford groceries?