ChrisBcritter

"Over and Over" was first recorded by Bobby Day in 1958, reaching #41, and covered in 1964 reaching #1 by the Dave Clark Five.

Early Christmas present to myself. '66 Impala friction promo; went relatively cheap, probably due to the painted roof and interior. Should be fixable:

Merry Christmas to all from both of us! ? And a happy New Year with hope for promises of cloned '66 Skylarks and '60 F-100s. And of course peace on Earth. I'm on the job till 11 tonight and most of tomorrow, but at least I'm working, and we have a little three-day trip to Laguna Beach planned this week. (It'll be 60 and cloudy but it sure beats workin'.)

Label, label, label on the Libby's, Libby's, Libby's - no, strike that and reverse.

I like to mess around with old ads: Just remember, they're all

Already got a lot of kits, but if Round2 clones the '66 Skylark GS, I'll be in line.

Site update at the Doe Network has reported that law enforcement at last (after 65 years) has identified Philadelphia's "Boy in the Box".

Sick chuters: Not cowboy pistols, but sky divers with nausea.

vegetable dip bowl

"Everything Bagel" is a new flavor of tortilla I've seen, along with "Sweet Hawaiian".

It's at least a '64, from the gap that's just barely visible above the top grille bar. It has the two horizontal hood slots introduced in '63, but the '63 grille went to the top of the grille opening. '64-66 had more of a "dogbone" shape with the top gap. Check this out: https://news.classicindustries.com/1960-1972-chevy-truck-history

Ready for delivery!

Underground is where you normally find a used coffee filter - don't give me that look; they can't all be gems!

Deja vu, or something: Late 1983: I'm out driving my old compact Buick; I spy its sister in a parking lot, park alongside it and take a photo. Late 2022: I'm out driving my old compact Buick; I spy its sister in a parking lot, park alongside it and take a photo.

Sentence diagramming was a staple of my junior high English courses.

Hands like that make it easier to pick up small pieces of photoetch.

Yes, the custom grille was a one-piece chromed unit that wrapped around all the way to the hood sides.

"Aircraft behalf" is what volunteers at aviation museums work towards.

44049 is the zip code for the bustling metropolis of Kipton, Ohio (population 233), site of a fatal head-on train wreck in 1891 caused by an engineer's watch having stopped for four critical minutes.

Texas Guinan was the Prohibition-era Queen of the Nightclubs, whose catchphrase was "Hello, suckers!"

And this was the result:

Likewise.

From a Skoda for sale listing on FB Marketplace:

Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend; inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.