this device is an industrial power washer. it is powered by a truck engine
and transmission. you can see the transmission behind the screened portion
to the left, with the shifter sticking up. this engine is larger than the
engine in the truck carrying it.
my weekend project:
on saturdays after work, i have been rewiring a 67 GTO for a coworker.
the guy who was doing it before botched it up pretty good, so i have to go
back and redo a lot of his work.
he has, of course, been fired. noone has told him yet, but i imagine that
when he comes around and sees me there, he'll get the idea. not my
prob, at any rate.
it's a mess, but slowly and surely, i'm making progress - and
some extra cash.
i got all of the lights working this weekend (my primary objective), but i
suspect that i will be kept on to finish the job.
there is always plenty of beer in the fridge, and i'm getting paid -
sometimes, life is good.
posted by TheThirdCross on Sunday 17th June 2007, 20:13:31
I'm impressed by many things in this journal entry. Like your power
washer? How do you wash power? Is it like money laundering?
I was also pretty impressed with your Pepsi-powered wirey thing.
Also, I'd suggest you return the car to Napa, he's a bad motherfucker
What’re those clear bottles of crap that look like Smirnoff Ice but they’re
not?
Either way, that’s unacceptable!
Unless you add booze.
Like cranberry vodka.
And some ice.
Then it’s a drink.
That might be alright.
That's a very nice, straight body for a 67. Very rare colour, too, if
that's the original colour... There's only three of those in
Australia with that colour, if memory serves me correctly.
goat
