I hope she made enough cookies for all of us!!
Nice shots of your 37 in action

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Hey Mike Click the links below and it will take you to prep & paint pic's of two of my vehicles that I painted with Gillespie red oxide and top coated with Gillespie 24087, ( I used MS Red oxide on the 37 ) Its been seven years since I painted that truck and though the Gillespie has faded badly ...

In my novice opinion you only have to etch metal once, if its been previously painted ( correctly) or sanded then there is no reason to etch the metal again. On my mil trucks I've always primed bare metal areas with Red oxide made by different companies (Martin senour,Gillespie,Valspar) and top coat...

" Thats some impressive crust you had going there! "

Yeah...impressive was not the "word" I used when I pulled off the bed and got a good look underneath , unfortunately they won't let me use that word here

Paul No I'm not making a comparrison, I'm making a observation there is no certin proof that either lines are the same age only that the old paint build up on the lines are the same thickness & color variety, if they are the same age which I believe they are I would have thought that the armored...

No Wes re read my post I know how to take off old brake lines "light surface rusted line "?? Did you not see my photo??this was so rotted that as soon as I started to turn the nut the pipe just snapped., If I had tried putting pliers to the tube it would only have just crushed it. I could ...

Heres a extreme brake line This came off my 1969 M35a2 which came from Michigan ( nice and salty roads) when I went to change out this line it broke just as soon as I put some pressure on it with the wrench, whats funny is both 5/16" unarmored lines were rotted like this and the six 1/4" a...

Not really. Longevity of the lines (as well as the whole vehicle in my view) is more due to proper use, maintenance, and storage then anything else. Leave your stuff dirty, and outside. In the sun and rain. Add in some rough use, followed by neglect....Soon you will have a rusty, scaly, clunker. Re...

If your just now having to replace your lines on your 40-50 year old vehicle I think the point is moot on which last longer

NAPA 1/4" armored brake line 30" length BK8131196., 60" length BK8131199. The 30" is around $6.00ea and the 60" is around $10.00ea which is only a couple of dollars more then unarmored lines the same length. they come in other lengths also

I know napa still sells armored brake line

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