1970 Pontiac GTO "THE JUDGE".
 Bought the car in Atlanta Ga. in 1980, when I was 16 years old, drove it a few years with old paint and 100,000 miles on it, then rebuilt her and then sold it after finding how fast and cool motorcycles were.

  I'm looking for just the bottom part of that Harman Marine front 460 engine mount.

  If you can sell separate or have another one just like it, I would be interested.

    The first is mine.

  The second is mine when I somehow come up with about 8k.

Just testing.

  Now your going to have to paint the trailer the same way because of all the overspray that's on the back.

 Lights look like they got some too.

  Why don't you just open up the hole in the hub with some sandpaper ?

  I'm sure Harbor Freight has some small mandrel sanding bits that would do the job.

  I would agree with your assesment of price and quality.

  But about the brand, I can remember when Craftsman meant the best.

  Now, Half the stuff with Craftsman written on it is made in China.

U-joints without the drilling for zerks are stronger. It's also possible that the cheaper ones were made overseas. When it comes to something like u-joints,  for a car or boat, buy the best you can find. Avoid the cheap stuff sold by most chain auto parts stores.

  Do you really think that because it's expensive, then it's got to be the good stuff ?

  There is a whole lot of CHINA stuff, all dressed up, nice and pretty looking, and you would swear it was made here, but it wasn't. 
 

Matt, That looks sweet!

  If you really got 6 mph out of that plate, I'd like to see some close up pics.

  I think I'm going to put in full length engine stringers, and run some outer stringers to hold up a floor that will run just about where the dash is.

  I'm afraid the weight I am adding will slow the boat down, so anything I can do without blowers or turbos will be welcomed ideas.

  Thanks, Len

  I'll probably have a foot of snow to shovel off the cover in March.

  Just thought I'd show off a small custom upgrade to my engine that didn't cost much. 

  Scored  some cheap braided teflon hose, on Craigslist, that fit in place of my water hose.

  Then I took some thin aluminum tubing and fabed up some clamp covers.

couple more

 That's Lake Superior, and you can see the shore line of the famous Picture Rocks in the back ground.

 OK, The jigs up. It's not my boat, I just saved this pic for the paint job and used it as a test for resizing.

 Here's my Spectra.