johnyrotten

Here's my two. Harley, beagle/pit mix, and Harper. Both are rescues, harley 8 years ago, and Harper's been with us 4 months. She weights around 85-90 pounds, and doesn't seem to think so. And harley's just "stunned".

Great looking corvette. They always look like they mean business when built like this. ?

This pulled up while I was grabbing lunch. Clean looking vw, sounded good too

Looking at my truck this morning. That irked me, it's repairable, but the principle of the situation really grinds my teeth to the roots. 20-something year old drunk at 1:30 in the afternoon decided to use it instead of the brake pedal.

'65 buick skylark. I don't have any pics of the actual car anymore, but this is as close to what my father and I restored when I was 15-16. Nailhead,switch-pitch 400 trans and low gears made for a fun cruiser when I was younger. Miss that car everyday.

Beautiful work, you are craftsman. I too struggle with the symptoms of carpal tunnel, and degenerative disc disease in c-4/5 in my neck. I'm looking forward to watching more of your build here. Again absolutely awesome work.

Cool video, I watched one with a passenger bus. It got real interesting.

Didn't get the today, but over the past weekend picked these up at a swap meet. Both kits are open but unbuilt and still in the plastic.

Here's mine. It's what's left of kz440 after a few "idea's" when you're a bored welder l/fabricator. I also have a 73 ironhead, inherited from my late father-in-law. Between the old lady and I, we have a fleet of 5 bikes.

My name is John. Got back into the hobby about a year ago, used to build as a kid. Decided to see what is could do now after all this time. I tend to build whatever is in my head when I see a kit, so who knows what it will end up as. I currently have a prostreet/ drag and drive nova wagon, ratty slammed 32 ford truck, and an all craft paint 64 gto I'm in the process of building. This site has been a weath of information, so I figured I'd join to have the opportunity to thank everyone for there knowledge, and maybe share some things I've figured out myself.