My dad and I will be heading to Performance World this Friday, March 12. Hope to see you there!
As a bonus, the Feature Builder of the Year is Dream Machines Ltd. John Edwards is a very talented young man (can a young guy call someone a young man?) and a good friend of the Welder [...]
This is a short little video on keeping things steady when you’re tig welding… specifically the filler rod. A new rod is 3′ long and quite floppy when you’re holding it at one end, so I thought this little tip may help at least someone keep that filler rod steady.
Welding With DW: steady that [...]
Let me know if you’re planning on driving the Hot Rod Power Tour this year… June 5-11.
I’ve uploaded my own pics from the Cobo Hall show, along with links to photos around the [...]
I received this in an email this morning. If you see this car, please contact Casey or I.
Recently our 1925 Studebaker and trailer parked at our station/office at 360 York Road in Niagara On The Lake, Ontario, Canada has been stolen.
Niagara Patient Transfer operates a community outreach program geared to Long Term Care residents [...]
What did you build your car to do? Win the Ridler or [...]
Well, it’s that time of year again… time to have a look at many manifestations of love, blood, sweat, and stress at this years Detroit Autorama. I enjoy seeing the finished products, but I think I like the builds better. This thread has some build pictures of Sinuous, a Dave Tucci – built ‘35 Ford [...]
I started at 5:00 on the nose, with four flat crossmember plates and the upper tower pieces. At 6:00 I’ve got two Mustang II crossmember kits on the bench… that’s 30 minutes per piece!
Are those labor dollars you could bring into your shop?
We’re excited to announce our new universal fit Ford motor mount kit for the 4.6L [...]
I was trying to figure out a way to send this link without giving the impression that Lincoln asked me to. They didn’t. There, I think that worked.
I do enjoy getting this newsletter… little welding projects that people have done (obviously with Lincoln equipment) and tips.
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