Our Buick century was damaged by rodents. It was pretty bad, they chewed up the plug wires and some of the wiring harness. I finally managed to get everything fixed. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sawr_Z7Vhz8

Now that my power supply is dependable, I want to get back on the trike build. It's getting to be warmer weather so riding season is back. I had a problem with the main fuse blowing because of a dead short. I found the short, it is a small metal part with two wires going into it. Not sure what it is or where to get it. It isn't a voltage regulator or CDI. If anyone knows what this part is please leave it in the comments. I re-jetted the carburetor and it added a lot of power. I also put in some go-kart pedals for the throttle and brake. It was a lot of fun putting that new power to use. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiR_ZsGlwv8

Aaron is driving a 1968 Chevy that was his great grandfathers truck. Ol' Green is what she's been called for the past 30 years. This truck has been owned and driven by four generations of my family and has transported us and various types of cargo for almost 600,000 miles. Very dependable truck. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpdStyklq_w

recently discovered a mixture that can be made from common household products. It creates a permanent waterproof layer for anything that you want to protect from water. In this video, I test it on a desktop computer and it worked great! I poured coffee on it and water while it was running with no ill effects. I think this method could be used for a lot of applications where you may want to waterproof something. You could use it to protect clothing, or any type of electronics. By the way, this method of waterproofing would work well for absolutely nothing. There are no benefits to using this on anything as it doesn't do anything but get it wet. This is of course an April Fools prank and not intended to be taken seriously. Don't try this it will not work. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzq-LAm7XOY