WOW, this buggy must have someones' name on it! I realize that "Classic Virus" is a lousy name these days, but this online daily newsletter has some gems occasionally. Merry Easter, RF. ----------

They are calling the sideways spare in the trunk "fifth wheel steering" and you tube has several videos. -- Matthew M Spielberg21855 Redwood RoadCastro Valley, CA 94546(510)

Holy crap, that logging truck driver is incredible. I guess the consequences of a mistake being death hones one's skills. Matt, I remember seeing that video as well. The world just wasn't ready for

OK Arcaners, Parallel Park this! <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX9ZPmQgiZI> Lou

Wow! Nice drift! Thanks Keith for sending this! Ken

I didn’t https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cDUWza4qTCo

I remember seeing a "movietone short" which had a fifties American car with the spare tire mounted vertically inside the trunk, sideways. Push a button, tire moved down and lifted the

I can't speak of the first two cars, but the last one, the Tesla, was clearly a photoshopped trick. Fun! -- Peter Anning p.anning@...

I bought the wrong car! -

I have a similar tool Sujit and have had really good luck with the flares.... they do take good patience and care to do right. I've ordered this and this for 3/16" brake line for the E30- no issues

Lightly swipe it with a sharp, fine single cut file. If the file bites and removes metal, it's not very hard. If the file just skids across without cutting, it's hard. Dick Tuttle

Suspend with a string and tap with a steel rod. If it rings, it's hardened. A dull sound means it's not. Scott

Thanks, I tried to order some 1/4" from Eastwood, but they are out until May. Regards, Sujit

I have a geared water pump shaft. I want to get it hardness tested. Are there any place is and around San Jose which off this service? Something came up in San Leandro on Google, but that is a bit far

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West Coast Crosley Club out of Sac is having their Spring Fling up here in Grants Pass. Local resident, Martha Straube, owner of 3 restored Crosleys is in charge but they asked me to help round up

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Good info Ray - thanks! I've got some tubing but haven't used it yet, so will see if I need to switch to the better stuff - Ken Nelson

Sujit, I have been making my own lines for years. I also have had problems with the newer seamless copper/nickel tubing made in China. I usually get a decent result 9 times out of 10 with it. You

I bought a good quality brake line flaring tool. I bought some tube (4LIFETIMELINES brand) from Amazon - it was rated well, but I was not able to make good 45 degree flares from it. Someone else