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The King of Obsolete has two and uses them to hall and tow sleds as soon as the snow trails are made

Intrigued by this fellow - I only learnt there were gasoline Lombards, as I'd totally associated them with steam engines. Quite fascinated that what I assume are track tensioning rollers on the rear bogie also have chain tracks. Most unusual, anf glad to see that at least one has survived.

Moved from Wisconsin to the south, best move ever for car guys...lol.

Thanks, same back at you Mike

I never knew about that secondary measurement with the linkage. Good job

Nothing is affordable these days hope the parts get delivered to you soon Mike

This is how i do things too brother. Ive been piecing together a d200 for better than a year with the cheapest parts i can find. Im under budget tganks to ebay and some swapping

People don’t understand the importance of finding deals… the never ending need for parts at a good price can really add financial stress. I always look for used but well maintained parts and tools.

You might be better with a 104 jet and that 7547 rod. The 7047 might not gain you anything on the cruising speed with the 101 jet just my 2 cents. Also are the springs working when you give the throttle a good blip?

All the Barret Jackson televised auctions really messed things up. I agree 100% prices are just to high for junk as a starting point. Better off to get a loan and a car thats road worthy.

Still mad I missed the show.

Nice job, steady reading on that meter 👍🏻

I have one still in the box

Good job

Iv got one man there good oldies

I think maybe you got your money's worth out of it or close to it anyway 🤔

Older stuff was made so robust. That’s when companies actually made stuff to last. If that was made recently, it wouldn’t work 4 years later, let alone 40.

I could say the same thing about myself ❤😂but 59 yrs old and still working

Really neat thanks for sharing 👍

Looks like a Barracuda. I have a good green dash for a 68 like that. I have the mini tach in dash where original fit. Is that a big block car? Sounds good!

Nice!