Freeman Cars

I have something in the works on that subject. mid 2021

I sold a car on bring a trailer, got big money for it. more than it was worth.it like ebay in the respect that you may not be able to see the car in person. know what your buying and calculate the risk.

Its finished, i now own it.

That car was build about one mile from my shop. they still do all the work on the car there. i was thinking of going over and getting some better photos of it when they get back from the salt flats

Thats good, nobody needs any more bad news right now.

I have a 1968 2 door in the works right now. should be out buy mid summer.

Did i see the topper/ bed shell on the back of the box, or is that the ice box? for the 1960 ranchero?

You can see a pic on the freemanautomotivedesign facebook page. more info to come later.

I think most ca glues are about the same, i have never see a difference . i have used epoxies a lot. devcon and jb weld come to mind. the ones that take longer to set up are usually the strongest bond.

I own a real day 2 car. its a 68 camaro rs/ss with 6900 oirginal miles. it was bought in late 1967 and parked in early 1969. the day 2 mods consist of mag wheels, traction bars, mallory dual point distributor and removal of the air pump. everything else is as it came from the factory. hope this helps.

Dont worry, they will be back in may 2020.

A street rod has a tub of wax and a polishing rag in the trunk, a hot rod has tools in the trunk.

What he said, this BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_BLAH is the main resin i stopped casting. will see how long it takes for some one to do this w/ one of my bodys. it funny how thy never seem to know where they got the body from.

THATS THE COOLEST THING I HAVE SEEN ALL WEEK. JUST BAD ASS, I HAVE TO BUILD ON LIKE THAT.