As I said before, no silly poetry compares to this, I don't care how many views it gets! Awesome work, my friend - you've got many reasons to be proud.And I just love it - better'n brand new, with spare tire already in place, and a shiny new horn!
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As I said before, no silly poetry compares to this, I don't care how many views it gets! Awesome work, my friend - you've got many reasons to be proud.And I just love it - better'n brand new, with spare tire already in place, and a shiny new horn!
<blockquote> <strong class="quote-title">groggerbug wrote:</strong> <hr> As I said before, no silly poetry compares to this, I don't care how many views it gets! Awesome work, my friend - you've got many reasons to be proud. And I just love it - better'n brand new, with spare tire already in place, and a shiny new horn!</blockquote>That horn is a 12 volt horn all ready to be wired and turned loose.. And the spare is no silly space saver... Maybe the same size and a spacesaver, but full size to this car. Every part on this car has been reworked or replaced with NOS or new near exact replicas. The rear glass and door glass willbe the original, I kinda like the look og the old glass, scratches and all.<br>Oh, and poetry writing was a hobby of mine back 30 yrs ago.. I used to write silly poems for my wife and kids...Been awhile..Cars are much more fun to playwith.<br><br>Steve<br><br>ps, Thanks so much Greg for your comments and appreciation.<br><br>
Love this picture show Steve, now get those guys home and get em' some supper.
<font size="4">WAHOOOOO Stevo The old VDub is looking good.<img height="28" src="http://mmb.maverick.to/images/smilies/party5.gif" width="26" alt="image"><img height="28" src="http://mmb.maverick.to/images/smilies/party5.gif" width="26" alt="image"> Does this mean I'll get a ride this year at a P.U. game?<img height="35" src="http://www.dodgetalk.com/forums/images/smilies/banana.gif" width="33" alt="image"><br><br>Let me know if your in the area?<br><br>Greg</font>
Awesome! Glad to see this thread resurrected. Few things make me happy like seeing an old car restored in a truly stock and professional manner. Your work isexceptional.<br><br>Steve
There are a few professions in this world where<br>the majority suck, and one has to weed through the<br>crap to find the really good ones.<br>IMHO, they are:<br><br>1. Doctors<br>2. Musicians<br>3. Auto mechanics<br>And lastly:<br>4. Auto body/restoration<br>I've been quietly reading this thread for a long time,<br>but felt it necessary to say that "Steve, you are a true artist in the profession<br>of the auto body world."<br>Keep the pics comin' as your time will allow!<br>Great stuff, and "Bravo, man."<img src="http://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/eek.gif" alt="image"><br>
FInally Steve! Body back on. Wow, you have got to be psyched. Now I hope to see it on the road soon.<br><br>Bob Jordan
awesome!
Thanks for the fix!<br><br>Jeff
Love the updated pics, Steve. As I've said many times before, just incredible work! What an accomplishment. I can't wait to see the fiinishedproject...