87vette81big
it sure looks good!
both your work done on the alternator and your ability with posting pictures is impressive!
and frankly I wish you did it even more often,(post detailed pictures)
in these threads,
because it helps the guys reading thru these threads to better understand whats being done!
as I,m sure you realize the vast majority of the guys reading thru these threads don,t have the experience and skill level required to do similar work, and the only way they are likely to acquire it is if they get detailed instructions so they don,t feel the work will be far above their ability to do it.
now if I can just convince you, rick and dorianL and a few of the other more experienced "CAR GUYS"too buy homes on my block , or at least with-in the neighbor hood, so we can all spend time helping each other on projects I think we might all benefit!
think about it, having 5 acres too mow, is not that bad a trade off for having the room to work and no one generally cares if you park a few cars out behind your home, plus fishing is year round, and walking around in a shirt and sandals is almost year round,
BTW its about 73F degrees out and a bit cloudy, with a few occasional 10mpg wind gusts, type breeze,s here, making working out in the shop just pleasant today, so if your up to your knees in snow or the temps below comfortable short sleeve shirt levels think about moving here ID sure welcome the help and opportunity to help out you guys! and keep in mind "WINTER here, in mid florida" is usually defined by a couple 24 hour-72 hour cold snaps in mid jan-feb, in the 35F-45F range and most years thats only for at most two or three times with most of the fall-thru winter into spring temps falling in the 70f-60F range, the last time I remember it snowed here was 35 years ago and it melted on contact with the ground with-in minutes
