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Ford UTE IMG_4835 by blunc1, on Flickr IMG_4834 by blunc1, on Flickr

that ust means the temp is full and she won't have to get it refilled for a little while.

Seven Witches cover a Billy Idol song.

most listeners claim Warren Zevon did the best Werewolves of London, I think Adam Sandler did a decent cover.

time for a power ballad.

Masters of Chant have several interesting covers, IMHO worth checking out if you're feeling mellow.

a very different cover of a Phil Collins song.

"I Hate Kate" covers Peter Schilling "Major Tom"

Smash Mouth cover of a Monkees song "I'm a Believer"

Something a little different... Mambo #5

For the M*A*S*H lovers...

House of the Rising Sun.... the really lonnggg version.

Ugly Kid Joe cover of a Harry Chapin song "Cat's in the Cradle"

there are a couple pix of a 30's Ford Ute in my Arizona Fall Good Guys Nationals set posted in another thread here.

that's a purdy flat six, nice work.

yer outta luck if you lose yer towel, unless you can scrounge one in the parts wanted thread.

could have not typed it better myself. BRAVO!

most of the traction bars I've seen were yellow whether they were on BM Camaros or not.

excellent build, would be hard to tell from a real one with a little photo-chop magic. by any chance were you going to add a latch wire for the master cylinder cover, wouldn't want that flying off under hard acceleration.

move the C-pillar forward and call it a "Crown Delivery" or more appropriate... "Crown Courier".

I keep wondering if GM corporate killed all division "concept" sports cars in order to keep from diluting Corvette sales. I have found that all US car makers (including the long dead/absorbed car makers) in have been producing fascinating (and sometimes horrifying) concept cars with surprising features since the late 1930's.

To answer a post somewhat farther back (that WAS on topic)... factory Ford carbs are all fairly different looking than factory GM carbs with one or two exceptions. Ford did produce a factory "spreadbore" carb similar in shape to the Quadrajet carb, but still has a distinctive shape that's easy to spot if you've ever been exposed to them ( much prefer working on a Quadrajet rather than the Ford spreadbore). I've been rather disappointed that a Ford 2BBL carb has never been faithfully produced in scale kits. Even if you don't want to use one on a V8 build they were a common swap onto four cylinder engines. I could probly rebuild one of them blindfolded. I will most likely be getting some carbs from Chief Joseph...I just haven't yet.

Here are the pix I took on Friday Nov 14. I was not able to be there on Saturday to get pix of all entries, I hope someone will post them. https://www.flickr.com/photos/blunc/sets/72157649329425221/

Here are the photos I took on November 14, 2014 https://www.flickr.com/photos/blunc/sets/72157649331052472/

^^^^^ amen to that! ^^^^^^ I blame it on faceborg, where everyone MUST comment on what you had for breakfast.