Danno

Nothing in the world like a cleanly built '58 Impala! Very nice job.

Nice job.

Interesting question, interesting thought. "Our" Tim Boyd (Funman1712) recently retired from Ford. Hmmmmm. Coincidence? Fact? Hmmmmm.

All too true. The most important piece of it all is the 9-1-1 override, or some other means of emergency communication. Otherwise, it will never fly.

Cool! Do they sell time-shares? Seriously, enjoy and learn a lot, Bill. It will be interesting to hear your take away.

Spectacular!!!!

Scissors! Really? Who'd a thunk it.

Hey, guys, thanks for the info. I'm not sure when I'll be there, for how long, or how much free time I'll have (business trip), but I want to bank the info in the event I can put it to good use. I'll keep you posted. Thanks, again. Lots of good info . . . and the May 10 thing may not be far off.

Wonder how it's going for Tomo and his restoration.

I'm convinced about 50% of the items offered for sale on Craigs List are recently stolen. It seems to be a convenient, internet fencing operation.

Forgotten old projects? Yeah, I . . . uh, well . . . I have . . . uh . . . I forgot what I was going to say.

Whoa! That's bright. Very nice build!

Don't just point fingers at GM. Those of you who say you'll stick with Fords: don't forget the exploding Pintos and Crown Wicks or the Exploder/Expedition/Navigator/Fseries vehicles with the self-immolating cruise controls. Those were some other examples of cars built on the cheap with safety being a secondary ~ or less ~ consideration. There are no doubt similar examples from every manufacturer. It's the bean counters who create these situations, and unfortunately the bosses sometimes have Optal Rectitis when the cost issues arrive at their desks.

Nice.

Interesting adaptation.

Interesting adaptation.

Sweet! Love those vintage Dodge trucks.

What hobby shops or places-to-see/be are there in Portland, OR?

Very sharp!

Sweet.

Very nice model.

Nice.

Sweet!

Nice.

Darin?