Recent content by loosebolts

we have not checked that and its not been rebuilt in some time. we have been chasing ghost for the last two months. ill give it a look and see if thats part of the problem. thanks tom

ok a restored 1940 ford coupe deluxe in black and the whole nine yards. after sorting out the electrical issues we had lately there is an issues and I wanted to try and crowd source any 0.02 cents. starts up fine. idles fine put it gear and it stalls. adjusts mixture and lean on it a few...

most of the stuff around me is either broken or requires constant tightening bolts.

posted out of order. here is part one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fs8gsYKkIk

gents i could not help but post something about our family friend here. He passed away two days ago. he did not see action in WWII but was in the service and was in panama at the time flying P-39's and P 40's. in Korea he shot down 8 mig 15's ( piloted by the Caucasian looking, Russian speaking...

my old school comfort food that my mom makes is: bacon cooked crispy, then fry corn and green bean in the bacon grease. chop it all up and mix together and serve over toast. dont know what its called but its good on a cold day.

chicken teriyaki over rice and salad. the teriyaki sauce is: soy sauce, nigori sake and honey.

Speak easy Big Daddy IPA

20% on or abouts. some people use ten 10 lbs of sugar and theirs get higher but also not as smooth IMHO.

its the only process i have used. works rather well. my grand ma used to pour this over vanilla bean ice cream.

Hello every one! part of our favorite genre was not necessarily squeaky clean and there were shadowy elements to it at times. so in the spirit of the old days I'm pulling the carboy and equipment out of the attic and going to brew up some prohibition style beer for my self and some apple jack...

that lemon squeezer look like it did not have much pep in its step none the less it was interesting. personally ill stick with the mauser .32 and perhaps later the CZ. i'd never use one of the pot metal guns like those wwI star ruby jobs. an old lady one time showed me a .32 that there is...

i would rely on it for much of any thing other than a collectable. i head some of those pot metal ones cracking with modern cartridges. i looking more at colts and mausers for the historic reasons. i saw a french WW 1 star ruby for $70. i passed on it. it looked like it was questionable quality...

I'm a vampire bat by nature but at the moment working on a piece of writing. I have a time frame and I'm towards the end of it.

Hey gents. (let me preface this with: I'm not a mall ninja...) I started watching Maltese falcon, Casablanca and all the old films and i realized that unlike modern films back then good guys all had small pocket pistol in .25 and .32 As opposed to modern flicks with 1911's and so on. I am...