TREITS STREAMLINER

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RayTheRat

 :-D
Quote from: Bob Drury on July 27, 2012, 09:21:06 PM
  Glen, I hereby state that if we are both still alive for the 2013 NW Reunion, I will not only wear the same red dress that I wore for Dolan a few years back, but I will kick your Acura (screw you Slim, I will modify my own curse words!!!!) singing Karioki to anyone from
Snooky Lanson to Eric Burden (no not Eric Eyres, he couldn't sing his way out of jail).
                                            Bob (the Singing Thug).................

Bob, if yer gonna do Eric Burdon karaoke, I'll put in my request for "Cisco Kid."   :-D  (Forget the dress, tho)



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"Bob, if yer gonna do Eric Burdon karaoke, I'll put in my request for "Cisco Kid."   :-D  (Forget the dress, tho)"



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Ray, be carefull with what you request.

I would rather Bob kept his dress on than to see him naked. :-D
    Don

dw230

Eric Burton? Just sayin'

60s revisted Drury.

DW
White Goose Bar - Where LSR is a lifestyle
Alcohol - because no good story starts with a salad.

Don't be Karen, be Beth

DND

Hi Bob

If my mind serves me well the ' Bon Anmi ' deal is like a new set of rings for those smokers, then they can put them out on the front row for sale!!

Don

Freud

I'm too young and uninformed to be in this conversation. In all of the

nights Marlo and I have spent together in various Motel 6 locations

we have never discussed Bon Ami.

Apparently he is holding out on me but I doubt I will ever pursue that topic.

H e l l , it may involve clening the toilet bowl.

FREUD
Since '63

Bob Drury

  And the WINNER IS: DND (Don) who will soon recieve aproximatly two tons of Zuccini (I over planted) delivered to his front porch.
  Delivery date may vary.
                                                                            :-o Bob  :-o
Bob Drury

DND

Hi Bob

Back in my planting days i would let a few get big, split in half and good for stuffing - like the food channel guy Alton says ' Good Eats '

My first job out of school was at the Chevy dealer in San Fernando, and i was a lot boy for the new & used cars lots and you see and hear lots of stuff about what goes on in the car selling biz.

Don

Tman

Quote from: Bob Drury on July 29, 2012, 05:20:23 PM
  And the WINNER IS: DND (Don) who will soon recieve aproximatly two tons of Zuccini (I over planted) delivered to his front porch.
  Delivery date may vary.
                                                                            :-o Bob  :-o

I'll take some Zukes Bob! Make a mean relish out of the stuff

Freud

There may be a day or two delay before the next posting.

FREUD
Since '63

RayTheRat

Quote from: Freud on August 02, 2012, 08:57:22 PM
There may be a day or two delay before the next posting.

FREUD

This may turn out not to be the case.  :)

Dean Los Angeles

Well, it used to be Los Angeles . . . 50 miles north of Fresno now.
Just remember . . . It isn't life or death.
It's bigger than life or death! It's RACING.

Freud

Dean, that's the way I was feeling as I sorted fotos from months in the past but I did accomplish the task.

I will add more later and cover the entire assembly.

Here is the url:  http://www.target550.com/gallery/184_steering_system_1/index.html

I hope you used a liberal dose of MUM so you don't stain your shirt.

FREUD
Since '63

Peter Jack

You're still pretty spry Freud. You do a lot better than me getting down to take pictures as shown in the last picture with the reflection in the polished tank.  :-D :-D :-D

Thanks for your continued good work.

Pete

Dean Los Angeles

In case you are confused, and I was for a while, and I'm smart . . .

picture 184_010 says:
The pitman arm is attached to the plunger within the secured cylinder. Any movement of the arm causes the fluid to be directed out through the two hoses.

I do not believe that is correct.
The pitman arm from the steering box attaches to the cylinder body, not the shaft/plunger.
Conventional thinking would have the shaft and piston moving up and down. In this case the shaft is fixed and the entire cylinder body and hose assembly moves.
Still works the same.
Well, it used to be Los Angeles . . . 50 miles north of Fresno now.
Just remember . . . It isn't life or death.
It's bigger than life or death! It's RACING.

Freud

As usual Dean is correct.

I made the mistake just to see if he was paying attention.

FREUD
Since '63