Here's Sam's video!

Very cool piece Sam...:biggthumpup:

Sam for President, he has found a way to manage inflation!

A bit of progress and a small change of direction. I decided to not powder coat the frame (aka the harp) as it is aluminum. So I media blasted it at the base auto hobby shop and have decided to polish it up since it will provide a nice bright contrast between the two shell halves. I've noticed a few other restorers have gone this direction and I like the results. The two shrouds and the base should be done (powder coated red) next week (slow going with this vendor),

Nice work Sam!!

Thanks Eddie. Finished up the last of the wainscoting. I opted for some cool old tongue-and-groove painted wood flooring (patina and all) vs. the corrugated steel I used on the other side of the garage...

Sammy, looking real good! As far as the ECO looking familiar? Not any longer, I'd say. You will have to redo my other one and my islander. You do great work! I wonder what the date is on my other one(s). Everything you tackle is done 1st rate. WOW!

Powder coated parts FINALLY back.

Looks great Sam!:headbang:

Best response of 2017:-)

Ryan

You really did a beautiful resto on that pump. Congrats. :beers:

Looks killer, very nice job Sam!

BIG

You do great work Sam...time to do a car now...:hmmm:

Looks great Sam!!

Rich

That looks awesome!! Nicely done!!! :Can-I-Have-It:

Cheers

Dave

Nice job Bob

Thanks guys. Yeah Canuck's comment was pretty punny! "....he has found a way to manage inflation"

I mounted the air meter to the wall this evening. I may have mentioned before that I wanted to place the meter on the wall so that I could show the back end when it operates as it is a neat little mechanical symphony with bells and all. I considered a mirror on the wall with the back clam shell left off the meter, but finally settled on this hinge system

I like :-)