Belts-are they created equal?(aka. the restoration page)hehe

[Rockoteer]

Don, Not sure which one I like best.   

Oh it is a toss up.  They are both saaaweeeet.

I like cutting rocks as much as working on the rod.  And yet another conundrum.   

What I would like to do is finish the '53, hook up a trailer with the cab mach., then tool down to Route 66 and drive that for a ways siteseeing and working on rocks.

TOG

[gregorgr8]

Rockoteer:   there was someone like that at quartzsite.  a van to live in and a trailer as his lap shop.

He went everywhere with that and found and cut rocks.



Waaay   coooool.

[RoyKims]

saw a '32 ford at a get to together a couple of weeks ago. brw on tan, 350something, 4 speed, 3 duesses(?), AC, perfect.. drove it to shows. it was his first car also.

so??  a belt that sells for 1.50 is basicly as good as a belt that costs 3.50 ???  or should i say 3.50 something???? hehe

roy

[bobby1]

Roy,
I've never tried nor seen any belts for $1.50 so I can't definitivly say they will work the same. Where have you seen these belts for $1.50????
Bob

[RoyKims]

these were imaginary prices.. i think kingsley north sells for 1.70 for a 8x3 SiC
i get them here locally for 2.20

[Rockoteer]

these were imaginary prices.. i think kingsley north sells for 1.70 for a 8x3 SiC
i get them here locally for 2.20

I believe I paid 2.78 last time I bought.....I need to buy again so I will go looking.

TOG

[bobby1]

I'm going to the San Francisco show this weekend to display my case. I'll look around and see whats being offered. Might buy a cheap one if there are any available so I can try it out. I don't really need to buy one, though. I still have a 5 to 10 year supply of new ones. I only consume about 1 per year.
Bob

[RoyKims]

i still don't see how you do that.