Rally Prep

[Agnem]

Well with only 6 "working" days left until we leave for the annual IDI Weekend, that means it's kick butt time around Moose Valley, and getting all the trucks ready and starting all those crazy projects no sane person would tackel with such little time remaining, is the battle cry. Hoods were up en mass around the Moose fleet, and everybody is contributing.

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Here I am doing my least favorite of all activities, fiberglass work.

Fixing Ladymoose's air dam that that stray C6 laying in my driveway decided to try and claim last winter. Making one piece out of 3 is not for the squeemish.

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Moose Truck will have a new smile on its face when it rolls out of the shop freshly intercooled. I'm pretty tickled with the way I got it cramed in there without cutting any part of the truck!

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Matthias tackles a full gauge install on the Night Moose.

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Father and son discuss the steps needed to perform a full return line kit installation.

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Return line kit $36.00

Asprin for lower back pain $1.00

Watching the install kit go in with NO help from me..... Priceless


Graham and Suzi have been busy too. Graham has been working on his brakes on the Scarlet Moose. No pics yet.

 

[Darrin Tosh]

The intercooler looks good Mel! Get er dune,...

 

[ericboutin]

Very cool Mel!

Scarlet Moose??!!! I'm dying to know the story behind that!!

Hey Mathias has some dirt or something on his chin!! Man they grow up so fast!!

 

[Dsl_Dog_Treat]

The intercooler looks good Mel! Get er dune,...

I'll second that!

Well there's plenty of time yet Mel, what are ya stresin for?

Still awaiting my intercooler.

3 1/2 days this weekend to work on the truck and trailer and did everything but that.

 

[subway]

well i should have the ac done on mine tonight and the windshield this week. now i have to tackle the leaky mid tank, i am hoping it is just the sendor or its connections........not as much crazyness as you though, wow.

 

[Agnem]

Last night Matthias dropped his rear tank on the Night Moose and cobbled up a fuel gauge out of two different sending units. Turns out the 92 and up trucks are opposite the prior years as far as how the senders go. He also installed a method where by he can make use of his front tank now. I'm still buying parts for the Moose Truck intercooler job. Those silicone elbows and stuff are really nickle and diming me to death.

 

[Agnem]

Just a couple elbows and short pieces of streight pipe to button up the intercooler project.

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Matthias dropping the tank to fix the fuel float situation.

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