My next project , a 428 build!

[horse sence]

Very nice engine stand. I haven't ever thought of using hardener in Rust-Oleum...
Rust-Oleum and in various colors too. With hardener would be great for wrought iron yard furniture.

Kinda like powder coat ,it gets tough ,dont think i would try it but I have heard guys using it to paint cars

 

[horse sence]

The rear brace is finished ,this should keep it from up and taking off the stand !

 

[GOvert]

Jim, is that a '34 Ford pick-up cab in the background of some of the pics?

 

[horse sence]

Jim, is that a '34 Ford pick-up cab in the background of some of the pics?

37

 

[horse sence]

Oh oh oh ,I found my decal collection!
Did i over do it ,a little to much ? Nope ,there is still yellow showing!

 

[horse sence]

Jim, is that a '34 Ford pick-up cab in the background of some of the pics?

 

[LILCBRA]

Oh oh oh ,I found my decal collection!
Did i over do it ,a little to much ? Nope ,there is still yellow showing!

NOW it's a custom engine stand!

 

[horse sence]

 

[horse sence]

NOW it's a custom engine stand!

Each and every one of those decals is hard earned money ...that i gave to some company for that free decal!

 

[horse sence]

Jim, is that a '34 Ford pick-up cab in the background of some of the pics?

This is kind of what I am shooting for

 

[GOvert]

Ok, a '37. One of two vehicles I regret not purchasing in my life was a '34 Ford pick-up and before that a '52 Ford Woody Wagon. I was too focused on the '69 Mustang sports roof sitting next to the wagon and was purchasing 7 65-66 Mustangs in the same field with the '34. Can't by them all....
Long before I was thought about, when Dad was 16 in 1952, he bought a 1934 Ford touring sedan for $150- with the money he earned working for a grocery store in Columbus GA. He sold it and got something newer when he headed off to college in Auburn AL. Somewhere I have a picture of him with it in front of his parent's house.
The 428 on the stand would look cool in the den with the exhaust going out twin chimneys up through the roof!

 

[horse sence]

Ok, a '37. One of two vehicles I regret not purchasing in my life was a '34 Ford pick-up and before that a '52 Ford Woody Wagon. I was too focused on the '69 Mustang sports roof sitting next to the wagon and was purchasing 7 65-66 Mustangs in the same field with the '34. Can't by them all....
Long before I was thought about, when Dad was 16 in 1952, he bought a 1934 Ford touring sedan for $150- with the money he earned working for a grocery store in Columbus GA. He sold it and got something newer when he headed off to college in Auburn AL. Somewhere I have a picture of him with it in front of his parent's house.
The 428 on the stand would look cool in the den with the exhaust going out twin chimneys up through the roof!

The exhaust will go out the back pointed at my neighbors ,he loves loud noises ,especially at 3 in the morning !