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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- Free air compressor? Heck yeah!
Welcome to “Heavens Mopars“. Here I ‘journal’ and record the progress of the many different Mopar and housing projects.
A place for out of love of Mopar (Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth) that I do my best to save the classics.
I fix them and sell some of them to fund my car hobby and restore the projects that I want to keep. Some projects are for sale or trade.
Join me along the journey for the progression of my different projects…Such as:
‘70 Challenger, ‘70 Duster (trading), ‘70 L-600 (sold) , ‘70 L-700, ‘65 Dart GT, 2-‘68 Coronets (one is pending other is for sale) ‘69 Coronet, ‘70 Dart Swinger, ‘63 Chrysler Newport wagon(sale?), ‘62 Plymouth Valiant, ‘79 Dodge D-150(sold), ‘69 Dart, ‘73 D100 (for sale- traded for ’69’ Charger) , ‘72, ‘73 ‘Cudas, ‘70 Satelitte/Superbird project.
Who knows, you may learn how to do a thing or two (DIY) along the way, be inspired as I learn myself, or if anything, just be entertained. 😃
You can contact me at: heavensmopars@gmail.com
John has a good point that was a lot of water to be just sitting in that tank....you either have to drain the tank daily or add an auto drain so water never again builds up like that.. It will weaken the tank due to rust.. I would put a camera down the top tank fitting and look inside for sure.
Great call… I thought it would be full of rusty water, but just barely a little bit once I took the drain off.
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Wow
I think that tank is dangerous. If you’re going to use it, put it outside behind your shop.
Thanks for the advice. Thats what I was intending on doing. I’ll eventually build a small shed next to the add on I just built. And put it outside. I won’t be needing it for a while…
Why would the tank be dangerous? Without clear signs of degradation it should be just fine. It would just have a lower volume it could hold..unless there was a ton of rust running out I wouldn’t worry
@@idaholineman5788 That amount of water suggests a lot of rust. I've seen a tank explosion aftermath.... I'd keep it outside. Keep yours where you want.
I’d agree if the water was rusty, but seeing how it is not; wouldn’t sweat it personally.
They actually used it for hot water heater Lol 😂
How is your charger coming
Progress resumes after I get the sprinklers system finished for my wife…
I also finished straightening out the grill on “Stone Soup”.
It’s a ‘62 Dodge Lancer 2 door that I donated that will be passed around from UA-cam channel to channel to fix it up for the No Name National event in September for Vic at “Functional Histories.”
The timing was perfect for both of these projects because I had to wait for more AMD parts to arrive so that I can proceed on progress. Front framerails are next! 😳😬