u/Raven2129

Customer brought in a tub of chrome and doesn't know where it all goes. But he said that it's all for his 63 caddy. Any help with be appreciated.

Deck list: https://archidekt.com/decks/9920007/heartless\\\_hidetsugu

This is the longest deck I have owned, probably around 15 years now. It has gone through many iterations. This is the most current worth swapping in 18 new cards just the other day. The deck is meant to be a high bracket 4/low bracket 5.

I'm mainly looking for any recommendations on things that I should take a look at/ swap out.

The counter top is an IKEA desk I found in the as is section and has been cut down to fit in the space. The right brace is very nice and sturdy. The left brace on the other hand, not so much. I believe it's right in the middle of two studs, so I can't have a good mounting location.

What should I do to help stiffen it up and make it secure for the counter top?

I've been doing my daily walks while pushing my 7mo child in their stroller. Would be nice to not be on the razors edge of the sidewalk with the stroller. I have seen plenty of people cut the bike lane.

1941 Chevy Super Deluxe. The customer and my boss have been very happy with my work. Getting close with the metal work, but still have a couple projects with the body.

1. Made the rear window/ wheel tub support.

2,3) Customer had just a cardboard 1" deep glove box. Wanted to make sure he was able to actually use it now.

4-8) The car was a track car, so it didn't come with the inner fenders. So I had to make him some custom ones. Wanted to make a simple trailer fender inner fender, but figured it would be easier these ones instead. First inner fenders I have ever made, super happy with how they came out.

9,10) Rear bumper fill panel. Was able to get the bumper as close as possible to the body. Then made the fill panel and added the bead roll for some art.

11-13) Brought the front bumper up to match the height of the rear bumper and got it as close as I could to the body. The next project will be making 2 fill panels for the front to match the rear.

14. Rear seat that will be used. Will get rewrapped. Made the seat brackets and the fill panel on the floor as well.

15,16) The rear fenders were previously welded on from a previous shop. Must have done it in one go. Fenders buckled pretty heavily causing the rear of the lip to stick out further than the front. The best way I could think to fix this was to cut out the old metal, make a new panel and shape it the way I want it.

I will change it down the road. Mainly just need to test the car to make sure everything is working properly.

Bought it thinking it was a 354 industrial. Turns out it's a 392.

In today's podcast, I understand that people didn't like the ending to HIMYM. But I think this is a case of being too subtle with their foreshadowing to the events that will come.

I have seen the show at least a dozen times, but it's been a few years since I last watched it. The show used a lot of subtle foreshadowing to get us ready for the mother's death. Here is a pretty good video about the foreshadowing: https://youtu.be/M7EDrX8nm5U?si=l-sm71Ni6NxI\_xwj

Although there was a better video with more examples that I can't seem to find. Other examples include: during Marshall's tailgating at his father's grave, there is a tombstone in the background that says mother. The book that the 10/10 match that ted goes and sees is about someone losing a partner to death. One last one that I remember is the song that Tracy plays on the balcony that Ted overhears is also about grieving someone's death.