TO-35...any progress?

got my TO-20 in the shop last week, and got it started over the weekend after 3 years of sitting in the pole barn. gonna be in the 60's to near 70 all week this week. i think i might play around in my shop some....if i can avoid the "little lady" that is.

don't breath too deep today, i think larry (hills of tenn.) might be out brushing rust off his TO-20 chassis and the wind is outta the south here. (his little way of paying you back for all that cold air and snow you let come down here) 80)

-mike

Take care and KIT. Sincerely, John

Then I bought my daughter her first car and did a little work on it, My wifes CRV lost a headlight, I tried to repalce but my hands do not fit, then..... ..... ..... ..... .

-mike

I have mustered up all of my mechanical knowledge and experience (took about 30 seconds) and came up with a great idea - how about if I keep the chassis moistened down while I wire-wheel the rust? Then the rust goes on the ground instead of up toward John!

Nah, I guess I can't do that without polluting the water table and I have probably already been turned in to the EPA for that massive pollution that I caused by using the stainless steel sheets in my electrolysis process. If I have to plead ignorance, would you mind being a character witness?

Note: I have been after John to get rid of that yellow paint, but when he finally gets to see the shade of gray I am using on the 20, I may have to eat my own words (wouldn't be the first time).

Well, I guess it is time to put down the coffee cup and get to work.

john won't be using gray on the parts you're working on right now...he has to go green! ok...not "that" shade of green....dark forest green.

let that dust go airborne!! i'm downstream from you.

-mike

on second thought...how 'bout all you other "johns" (john mason for example)....getting anything done on your 35's??