[tfeverfred]

Originally Posted by Youngster

Sounds like a good plan Fred. I didn't mean to stress you out but I had to say something. Don't want anything to happen to you or your T. OK?

Ya know, I had a talk with Rick on Sunday and he lead me in the right direction, but in my subconscience, I was trying too hard. Today, I talked to Mikey from the NTBA and he not only confirmed what you and Rick had suggested, but he reminded me of a VERY important thing. SLOW DOWN, TAKE YOUR TIME, and most important, DO NOT SKIMP ON SAFETY!

It seems I was trying to save a few dollars and cut a few corners. Not a good thing to do with something like steering. So, I'm back on track and happy as all get out. I'll post pics when I get all the parts and put them together.

Thanks again, guys.

[Youngster]

I'm glad that's over! Onward and upward!

Ron

[flatheadgary]

i also have a thread about doing this same thing on here! i only got 2 replies. what's with that?

[Youngster]

I didn't see it or I would have posted. Do a bump on it so I can see what you have to say.

Ron

[tfeverfred]

Originally Posted by Youngster

I didn't see it or I would have posted. Do a bump on it so I can see what you have to say.

Ron

Darn, Flatheadgary, I should have done a search before I started asking for advice from everyone. Here is his thread and there is info there that may have kept this thread a little shorter.

http://www.tbucketeers.com/forum/rel...dex.html?t=302

Next time, I'll do a search, so I can get all the info. Thanks, flatheadgary.

["The Bat" out of hell]

The bell just below the steering wheel dose add a lot to finshed look,one of the EZist I've done was and alum drinking cup,cut to fit and just epoxyed in place to a few [3]screws in the pipe that made the column tube. The alum polished up looks chrome.

[Youngster]

Great tip Dana. I've also heard of a small SS mixing bowl being used. There has to be a lot of other things out there too.

Ron