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OFFICIAL* Dante's Peak Suburban Build *

Had a nice chat with him tonight. Aside from being tired (27 hours transit time :eek1:), he seemed to be in good spirits. Talking about tweaks here and there that he wants to implement. It's good to see him taking an interest in things again. Might just be seasonal, but it seemed like the winter took a toll on both of us. So glad to be getting back into project season. :waytogo:


I think this piece is worth passing along:

Lawrence said:
Ask Riley about the tires!! It is like your on swampers and sing like a dog baying at the moon

When you start out it is bump bump bump bump then grerrrrrrrr

:haha:
 
I have never heard or felt a tire bump, growl, and howl like those did. I let him pass me on the interstate and I could hear those tires howling long before he was even near me.
 
Boy it sure is nice to know what your oil and water temp is instead of bouncing all over the place. Big clear speedo makes it easier for us old farts to see.
 
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Here's to hoping the next chapter includes driving the hell out of it and taking a ton of pictures like Mosesburb does with his '72
 
So on June 9th the truck over heated and after two hours I finally got it dragged the 7 miles back to the hose. Then on June 11th yeller crashed so I was down for a month. Well today O replaced the thermostat and ran it to heat it up. Seems part of the problem is the petcock in the plastic end cap of the Murray Heat Transfer Radiator.

Not even 1,300 miles on it and searching on line not seeing to good of stuff on these plastic radiators! On a bright side they do have a copper one for yeller!

So called O'Reilly's and of course a not in stock item. SLC had ONE so Thursday I'll go get it an put it in. I still need to hook a trailer brake controller up and wiring for lights.......
 
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