What did you do to YOUR bump today?

[Stealth69]

I started my truck after the whole radiator fiasco and my electrical now needs to be redone sine it blew up a red top optima. Then I started measuring for the brackets for my power seats and console and my gas tank started pouring out gas from the bottom, so I pulled it out and found mice living back there. Today sucked!!

[flyboy2610]

Then I started measuring for the brackets for my power seats and console and my gas tank started pouring out gas from the bottom, so I pulled it out and found mice living back there.

Dude, those must be some mice!!

[Bumpside Collector]

I started it up after sitting for nearly a year and drove it 70 mile to my Mom's house where it will stay for a while. Once I get all the junk off the flat bed then I'll start cutting firewood and hauling it home.

[Mancar1]

Got home today, been gone for about a week. Started err up and listened to the sweet VAAAAROOOOM.

[CrypticRacer13]

Used a bunch of profanities at it today.

HAHAHAHAAHA

[cghstrojan08]

Drove it for the first time today. It was only maybe a mile but still was awesome.

[Copper67440]

Finished installing my new shift tube. Replaced the cancel cam on the switch and as I was getting ready to install the original steering wheel the UPS guy pulled up with my new wheel from Mac's. Beautiful wheel. Black. I painted my column Rangoon Red to match the rest of the factory dash color. It was originally maroon and dull. Shifts are very precise now. I love my bump!!

[Mancar1]

Didn't do anything to it, but did this for it.

[ultraranger]

I was doing a lot of work on a '67 Mustang (for hire) and after a lengthy time, I FINALLY got through with it and the owner took it home on Tuesday of this week.

I spent all day today cleaning out my shop, re-organizing and making room to get my truck in there. I've had my '69 F100 short bed for just over 3 years now and this is the very first time, since I've owned it, that it's been inside my shop.

--the bare shell of the Mustang on the rotisserie in the fore ground is my '68 Mustang. I bought the '68 when I was 15. It was my high school car and I've had it for 32 years now.

Now that I finally got the '69 Ranger in my shop, it's time to remove the front drums/I-beams and replace them with disc brakes/I-beams from a '77 F-100 and add a power steering gearbox from a '78.

[Madman]

I wire brushed off all the grease and gasket materials from the heads, wiped them down, and painted them. Then I cleaned up the rocker arm assembly on one side, wiped off all the solvent, and placed some pre-assembly lube on them. May try to sneak out and accomplish some more engine detailing!

[Stealth69]

I made a temporary gas tank out of a 5 gallon gas can at least now it can go around town , but not much further as I found out. Luckily I have a 2nd one, because its thirsty.

[Stealth69]

Did I mention that it decided the whole electrical system shorted and now I am going to order a new one any ideas where I could get one. (besides painless)

[Madman]

Pics of todays accomplishments!

[Madman]

And two more!

[hedz]

i blew something up on my old ford truck. i think my block just cracked. trying to figure it out. i changed battery and cable ends on my subaru brat and pulled the motor so i can pull off the oil pan and weld in a new drain plug and might as well install a new oil pump while i'm in there. the front end of the compressor broke off on the 460 engine in my 91 f250. I uninstalled it an am tracking down a new compressor. i love it when a problem with the a/c is obvious because i suck at trouble shooting a/c. i pulled out the wrong sensor on the intake manifold of the 460. i was aiming for the electronic version of the portovacuum switch. i accidently pulled the water temp sensor. i knew as soon as i did because i lost a bit of coolant. doh!! i wish i knew what the electronic version of this thing is called.