Joe Handley

Let's see, followed a baby blue '57 BelAir 2dt HT part of the way to work this morning, saw a later, raised light E-Type Jag in front of the Enterprise car rental office by work as I was walking into the store, then just now saw a first gen Geo Metro convertable while on lunch?!

Can't return them since I modded one of the foam inserts, but I know a couple guys that might be able to use them on their rigs.

Picked up a set of massive new tires for one of my crawler trucks and it turns out that they're too massive and grab the front control arms as well as shocks when turned full lock...........

Here it is!

LOLOLOL

Dad and I made a Culver's run tonight and passed a first gen Viper.

Saw another Tesla about 10 minutes or so ago and just had a Fiskar Karma behind me just now, and once again, I'm not even home from work again!

They also make a thinner Plasti-Dip that can be used for painting a variety of things, including cars, but I've yet to work with it myself. I did see a couple pretty horrific picture of what was probably a white Chrysler 200 rental car that had been "dipped" with flourescent snot green for a promotional series of pics to advertise a regional "Dipping" company. Now a couple friends also recently "Dipped" the white RX-8 beloning to one of their sister's in the same flourescent snot green..........it didn't really look any better in person than it did on my phone.

If it's a contractor, the guy mowing might getting minimum wage if he's a resident of some sort, probably less with the "ask for more and I call ICE" threat hanging over his head.

The rear does now that you mention it, not sure on the front.

Any of the Snap Fast kits would work good here too, if they were still being sold.........even the Slammers!

I have to agree with the modern snapper suggestion, plus many of them are of newer cars as well as of vintage cars, so they have more options that might be suited to their preferences.

Give it time, your immune system should be working at peak efficiency before too long

Then I saw '73 Z-28 and a late model ZL-1 Convertable since I made the last post.

Hmmmm, a silver '56 Austin-Healy, driven by a customer, a red '72 Skylark 2dr Post with fairly loud exhaust, Yellow and black '71-'73 Mustang, a stock and possibly original white '58 or '59 Vette, a red Tesla sedan, and a black CTS-V Sedan, had a mild drop and also with fairly loud exhaust. And I'm not even home from work yet!

Had somebody in a Hyundai cut myself and the minivan next to me off on a 3 lane stretch of road then slow down to a near stop to pull into a parking lot..........granted, there was a Portillo's on that property, but still.........

I forgot, Revell did versions of their snap PT Cruiser and Expedition in a neonish green!

Wasn't the Predecorated '57 300C also painted green, but a very dark green instead?

That's what I thought too, Dad even thought it would be great for motorcycles, makez them way easier to see at night!

https://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/light-up-paint-offers-radical--if-pricey--way-to-make-your-car-glow-181106695.html

AMT's original issue "Snapfast" early 90's Chevy extended cab/long bed full size pickup (unassembled promo) was molded in a color similar to the GM Emerald Green Model Masters sells in their lacquer like.

Ah, ok Danno!

What about the antenna?