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Found this in Town today. 1936 Dodge, 6 cly.flathead, 3 sp. floor shift, Barn Find! My understanding, all that's been done is general resto. Had been in a barn for over 30 years. Maybe someday, I'll get to see the Barn pics!
 

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Ever wondered what a steel belt looks like after 7 miles at 60mph?

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It may not have had tread, but the damn thing still held air so I said do it for Dale!
 
rodney eppes said:
Found this in Town today. 1936 Dodge, 6 cly.flathead, 3 sp. floor shift, Barn Find! My understanding, all that's been done is general resto. Had been in a barn for over 30 years. Maybe someday, I'll get to see the Barn pics!
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Plain sexy!
 
Munchkin can pull up on the couch now. Apparently sadie is not impressed...

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I had to gain access to my shower valves last week. What is the best way to reassemble this? I’m fairly certain I’m over thinking this.

My current thought is to adhere some 1x material to the back of the existing metal lathe (vertically), then two layers of 1/2” backer, then just build up thins set or grout the rest of the way out.

Should I even attempt to get a matching tile?

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orange150 said:
I had to gain access to my shower valves last week. What is the best way to reassemble this? I’m fairly certain I’m over thinking this.
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Dispense dollars to someone else
 
braxton357 said:
Was there no way to access them from the rear? Damn
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Not really. There is a shower/tub that backs up to this one, and it's the one my kids use. So for us, it made more sense to approach it this way. My wife and I can use another shower while this one is down.

jeepinmatt said:
Dispense dollars to someone else
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Sweat equity or bust
 
orange150 said:
Not really. There is a shower/tub that backs up to this one, and it's the one my kids use. So for us, it made more sense to approach it this way. My wife and I can use another shower while this one is down.



Sweat equity or bust
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In that case, 17 tubes of white caulk, a rectangular stencil the same size as your tile, and a can of matching blue spray paint :D
 
orange150 said:
I had to gain access to my shower valves last week. What is the best way to reassemble this? I’m fairly certain I’m over thinking this.

My current thought is to adhere some 1x material to the back of the existing metal lathe (vertically), then two layers of 1/2” backer, then just build up thins set or grout the rest of the way out.

Should I even attempt to get a matching tile?
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possibly do a waterfall accent from top of shower to pan.
 
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