@@Mr_Trex I'm pretty new to ant keeping so I'm honestly only guessing. I see big black ants and I just assume carpenters. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@averageguyadventureswell its not a carpenter so

@@kiwisafa101 Thanks for stopping by and thanks for the comment. Don't worry about criticizing, it helps me grow. It is the first rod I've rebuilt and it is just for personal use. Rest assured I'd never throw a rod I've tinkered with up for sale without first informing the buyer I'm a total noob. I can absolutely respect that it takes decades to attain a level of trustworthy professionalism in rod building and I'd never be one to disrespect that. That's why anything I'm rebuilding is coming straight from ebay and going directly into my own collection. The rods I rebuild are precious to me and I'm not getting them so somebody else can buy them and pass them down to their children. I get them so I can pass them on to my own.

@@motorradjim thanks! I can't take credit though. I fell into a interwebs black hole one day, got lucky and stumbled across it. Since my bike still isn't running I'm not even sure I have a '64. Just a frustrating paperweight.

@@scottlofton2607 believe me, if I could get her going I'd make a promise to all that's holy that I'd never take another picture or video of her.

I was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. The carb came out clean as a whistle. Thanks for watching!

Eventually. Episodes 1-7 had me optimistic. By episode 8 I found this bike was seriously damaging my calm. Just know that there is behind the scenes tinkering, and I'm still plowing ahead. Slowly.

Thanks! I almost cried I wanted those lines so bad. Old-stf was great about taking them back and giving me a refund, though.

Pretty good, actually. It might be the best working part on the bike.

Thanks for the encouragement. Good to know I'm not the only one out there in a love/hate relationship with these things.

It'll rain eventually..... God's pressure washer. 🙏🏽

You're very welcome. And I'll admit I had my trepidations when we moved in but they've been good neighbors.

Thanks. I'm slowly working my way through all the suspects, usual and otherwise.

Thanks!

I don't remember the brand, sorry. It was just some I had around. I do remember it was for shoes and it was nothing fancy, just some basic stuff from Wally World.

I put it in a waterproof case to avoid scuffs and then..... Electrical tape. Lots of it to just hold it there. All the way to the side edges of the Slash body and also over the top of the GoPro and to the rear of the Slash to hold the camera at an angle. If I had to do it again, and actually owned this car (this one is my kid's) I'd probably use one of the adhesive GoPro mounts on the top of the body. Pro tip: If you go that route and don't mind a permanent mount, use a Skin Tac wipe after you clean the surface and before you mount the adhesive base.