Patrick T.

Branchville, NJ, United States

19 Jan 20:20

Ha!  I used to fly a particular airplane that had a 100% unreliable gas gauge.  We always carried a wooden dowel!  I am still aiming to "finish" Murph.....I know, I know.....but I swear I am going do it!

Happy New Year!

18 Jan 08:06

I am thinking about an entire "how to" series on restoring a WW2 half track....now I just need a bigger shop!

18 Jan 08:05

I get it Dana.  All these little details really make a restoration pop, but I have spent so much time trying to figure out star washers and grounding straps and I am more confused than ever!  Given that the VR is grounded to the generator anyway, this is belts and suspenders at best, but "we got a war to win" my friend.  Cheers!

13 Jan 10:30

They are weird and cool Kent!  Right up our alley. 

Wow!  You are playing rough here Rob!  Hmmmm.....we might have to put that to a vote....

That right there is some Texas baby!  Roger on the sandstone - limestone...having a senior moment😜  South of SA is correct my friend, in Karnes County.....

Happy 2024!

Greetings Pierre!  Thank you for the kind words, for humoring me and for supporting us here!  Happy 2024!

Ha!  My nephew's drone....he wouldn't let me touch it!

Posted

03 Jan 06:10

Image from Patrick T.'s post

Happy New Year!  The first work Tuesday of the year is in the books.  Murph went on another shakedown cruise.  Still lots of little issues, but we are gaining on it!

Thank you Daniel and Happy New Year!  As I mentioned in another comment, I often leave the shop thinking "not much done today"...and yet, it all stacks up and lots of progress is indeed made.  Thanks for supporting the channel.