Calb56

Looking at all your build threads, including this one your work is phenomenal. I appreciate the obsession for detail. I just wish I had 1/2 of your mechanical understanding and knowledge.

Early Mustangs are one of my favorite cars... yours looks great.

New Jersey not the one in Cali... but still very cool.

Hekyeah!!!

My wife is doing bills...she has a small business, just herself and one other employee which she opened at the beginning of the entire "covid" experience. It has grown and taken off but being as small as she is she may end up shutting down this year. Between increases in taxes, insurance, supplies it is just barely paying to stay open... Tonight she opened her pos services bill which doubled in price, literally.

"Meanings" translated into German is "Bedeutungen" but don't worry, I'm not ending my sentence with that word.

More than one entry is definitely encouraged!!! I'm hoping to enter at least 2 myself. I just listed the 29 Ford cuz I know for certain that one will get done.

From what I've seen, no headlights are for the racing. The cars brought that are driven to the event and not towed would have taillights. This is a very cool entry both pre-race and ready for race. https://www.rkmotors.com/blog/Gene-Winfield-roadster-TROG

I get that but the other 30 kit with that chop!

Looking through research photos I have, not an uncommon stance...

Not even a mock up yet, just a gathering of parts which I wanted to see if I liked it in reality as much as in my mind's eye. 32 Ford sedan, 32 Grill with 37 Pickup insert from RMoM and louvered hood from @68shortfleet .

Looks great!

Generation after generation each think that they're the one to discover rebellion, love,living and the generation before them think they have no clue. (Kudos for the Richard Hell reference)

I think it's both cool and informative having people in the industry interacting on the forum here. I appreciate it and everyone who takes the time. Charles

Interests have changed and evolved over the years, just like beliefs and priorities have but some have stayed consistently the same.

Hill of beans were supposedly going to be worth more than what I was going to amount to and perhaps they are...

So, only Starvanzer responded directly but reading through the thread this is the unofficial roll call so far. Ace-Garageguy: full fendered A V8 Bernard Kron: 29 Highboy Bismarck: ??? Fat Brian: 30 Ford 312 V8 Rocking Rodney Rat: Stripped down T Frame? Starvanzer: 29 Ford and 21 Oldsmobile Thatz4U: has steelies, flathead and parts Tom Geiger: ? Vintage AMT: 32 3 Window? Calb56: 29 Ford flathead I'm looking forward to this, I'm still gathering parts, doing research and planning...have fun racers!!!

What he said!!!

Music, especially during my teen years, has been very important to me, getting me through a lot of issues during my life.

No, I don't do either but it's good to know he's still around. It's sad he's left this hobby, he did great work with RMoM.

The one that used to be near where Lloyd Center was?

In high school we hung out at Farrell's a lot. Rick Wakeman is always great...

Problems and other difficulties are what tend to initiate our growth as an individual.

I really love later Santana, just a cool vibe.