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I've looked in my garage & basement and cannot find my Compound 302 (used for removing bluing & straw discoloration from Stainless Steel). If someone has it, please let me know. BTW, after I've used used it, I'm more than willing to share it with anyone in the club. Works great, only need a...

Welcome Bill! If you are interested in driving to my place (St. Louis / South County), my MK4 is currently body-less as I finish up the install of my rebuilt 302 (now 347). You are welcome to review it and ask any possible questions. It's much easier to see the "workings" without the body...

Sharing what someone just posted this link on the FFR site of a HUGE selection of 289, 302, 351 (and all bored / stroked combinations), even a couple Coyote Coil Covers. Also custom engraving and logos. Ansen Valve Covers - Ford 289-351

Thanks Tim & Dan, but still looking for a Professional Polisher. Seems like there was a guy in Fenton, but I don't have his name or contact info.

I have 4 polished stainless steel panels (relatively small), that have been dulled, scratched and pitted by road debris. They are engine / header heat shields in the engine bay. I tried contacting my polisher from Pevely that did my roll-bars, but no response. Thanks

Were those Bilstein shocks? They had a few issues reported with them breaking. I believe the Koni's have a larger shaft.

Coyote, with stacks, and 427 SOHC valve covers!! That thing looks bigger than a Hemi! Cool

Thanks Rich for hosting and Mike for providing the Video Tech Support. I enjoyed watching the movie and Ann had a good nap, but more importantly was catching up with everyone! We appreciate the work setting this up and bringing everyone together. Also thanks for GREAT weather, beautiful night.

I found this info here: Total Solar Eclipse over Missouri on April 8, 2024

GREAT picture, 2 Richards! Where was this?

Happy birthday Larry

Freakin' Awesome John!!! Sounds great, can't wait to hear it in-person.

Cool Pic Paul!

Hmm, that's a good idea Jim. I might take you up on that.

Thanks for the detail Paul, that's kind of what I had in mind from the videos. I had frustrating results years back when I did fuel lines. I'm looking at Hot Rod Fuel Line: AN PTFE lined Nylon braided hose, not the SS stuff, but similar tools and installation process. I'm waiting to here back...

Thanks guys! Good to know there are options and the club has tools available.

Decided to try Amazon. Found the Adjustable AN wrench (Amazon's Choice) for less than half the price. Ordered it. Still searching for something to cut the hose. Dan, I might take you up on the vise clamp.

What did everyone use to cut braided Stainless Steel lines? I'm actually planning to run braided nylon, but I know it frays as well and the PTFE is pretty tough too. Last time I had some braided SS lines done, I had Old Dog assemble them. I've seen videos using a cold-chisel and some videos...

Before I plunk down $150 for AN fittings tools that I'll probably use 1 time (looking for: AN hose cutting shears, Aluminum wrench for 6AN fittings, Aluminum Vice Jaws). Does anyone in the club have AN Fuel Line fittings tools that I could borrow / rent? PS, I hate assembling AN lines/fittings...

Happy Birthday Ian!