Heavens no, you are not steeling the thread. I enjoy the banter and conversation.
Truth be told, I enjoyed the build as much as the use. I have two boys in their middle to late 20s. They both know how to work on old cars and trucks and that tool is just another piece in the tool box to help them maintenance the old iron. Two years ago I taught my youngest boy at age 24 how to rebuild and install new gears on a 56-64 drop out chevy center. Not many in that age cohort have the tools or the know how to do that job but he does.
The older boy I don’t get to see very often. He is a TSgt. In the Air Force. What does he work on you might ask, why the old Buff, the b-52. Having been around a fist full of old timers, old trucks, old cars and old race cares, he was almost ideally suited to those old planes, lol.
Last edited by Dragsix; 12/14/2021 2:59 AM.
