Lunajammer

I believe this one is in Iacocca's portfolio.

In the past I switched to Chrome because it was less problematic than Safari, so I'll explore that too.

I got a 404 error "page not found" this afternoon when I tried to start a topic with a link to Fotki pic. Tried 3 times before giving up. Mac OS 10.14 Mojave using Safari, don't recall what version but it would be recent because the computer is new.

'72 Satellite, Roadrunner. Preferring the '72 taillights over the '71s.

The middle tree goes to the AMT '59 El Camino. Large lens is half the custom tail lights for the custom tailgate.

The gentleman in the middle of this photo, Bill Hayes, (chin on Ike's thumb) is from my hometown, Fargo, ND. Lived here before and long after the war, and nobody knew that was him until around the 50th anniversary of D-Day. But these men (my father included) never blew their own horn or insisted on being entitled. To read Bill's account of this photo and what happened to him afterward, there's a cool article HERE.

Sweet, sweet silence. The chance to be alone with my own thoughts.

Looks like a real good replica. Well done.

Those '71-'72 RR variants are already so sexy you can hardly go wrong with customizing. Great start, keep it going.

Ebay seller offering this as a sculpture and/or replicated movie prop. At first I thought it was BS, but the story behind the artistic effort is actually kind of interesting and worth a read, if not a chuckle. https://www.ebay.com/itm/cubed-Christine-movie-1958-Plymouth-tribute-scrap-junkyard-scene-Stephen-King/273447244907?hash=item3faab9d46b:g:i-4AAOSwwVBbkeh2

I regret I've been conspicuously quiet and haven't joined this year. I like the category and would like to participate, kit in hand. I just haven't touched my bench since before Xmas.

Sorry, an unapologetic, sentimental soft spot for the TJB.