Column is mounted. Just need to figure out how the shifter goes in.
No instructions.  Has a spring and pin. 

Looks good! Nice work.

Column mount all cut and ready for welding.

Oh wow, at 14! Good thing we didn't get that here, I was dangerous to myself and
others, still at 18. I've been a professional driver, trucks and since 1995 buses, so
I think I'm not too bad that way anymore.

20 or so years ago, I started a list of what is all the cars I have owned and have added
to it when buying cars, so I'm confident that I know exactly how many I have had.
Also sometimes people ask: How many American cars have you owned? So I counted
those in an own cathegory.

Nice work. I'm surprised S&W isn't fixing this. That is a great revolver I wish I had one. It is cool ti be able to fix your own stuff.

I've been putting some of my tools back in service. I put a 3 axis DRO on my little mill and fixed a broken table on the big belt/disc sander. Now I'm in the middle of replacing some broken gears on my lathe. I have to make one of them. They were broken when I got it but I just didn't use the power feed. I'm also doing a major cleaning while it is apart and replacing some bearings. It is all part of the shop cleanup. Parts in place take up less space than parts piled around in the way. It will be so nice to have it all working so I can get on with the roadster again. I also found the roughing reamer I needed for 219 Donaldson Wasp. Now I have to find a new barrel with the right twist, I haven't decided what yet. I like it and making rounds for it satisfies some of my mechanical needs. I i's pretty bad ass for a little guy.