That chrome oil filter is cool as heck.

A Frost Shield, wow! That's a score.

That chrome filter will make that Olds super duper fast.. :eek2: Nice scores


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More parts scored on my recent trip to the US.

Fusicks date cord spark plug wires, SS11 center cap decals, bracket for the valve cover, and wire looms, fan belt, carb return spring..... little things:-) I am getting ready for the Dyno day. My engine builder says he is done and the engine is on a skid:-)

PSMCDR rocks.

Ryan

Hmmmn, I have a pretty good idea who you got the FINO shirt from.....

Olredalert collects my parts:-)

Tracker1 and I had a very nice visit and tour on the way to Stanton :-)

Ryan

Diego says I am a thread bumper:-) maybe so?

If the thread bump has Diego in it is it really a thread bump? :-)

PSMCDR Was a blast as usual, friends, cars, alligator (to eat), you name it:-) To add to this Diego surprised Casey Marks and I with a little get together.

All three of us have been researching and tracking Project W31, The MSU Michigan State University 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass S W31 drag car "project". Diego was able to contact several of the students and put a write up in his book Selling American Muscle. He set it up that three of the students would come to PSMCDR to meet and greet.

They told us stories of getting the car from Oldsmobile, trailering the car, flat towing the car, improving the car, racing the car, and on and on. This was the cherry on top of a sundae weekend!!!! Casey says I was GEEKING out, and I think that is an understatement.

One o the students told us how he thought it would be good to get the car licensed and to get a VIN, so he called Oldsmobile..... oops the car was supposed to have been scrapped.... he caught heck for that!!

One of the students even brought the original key tags:-)

Ryan W.

A little forward motion/progress.

Media blasted and used red oxide primer on some engine accessories.

I will paint some semi gloss black and some with leftover 1969 Olds 350 Gold.

Ryan

Student stories.....Priceless :D

Dan

No need to bake those parts-with the record high temps (90 F+) we are having here I am sure they dried in a few minutes!!!!Keep up the good work!!!!!
Keep on Cruising!!!!
Dave