Trainwreck

1960 Plymouth long roof s/s.

Out with the old, in with the new is often an admission of a lack of expertise to repair the old.

The body, hood, windows and grill were all that was in the box, the trim was removed and the rear wheel openings were (poorly) radiused. Used a couple parts box pro stock frames to stretch the wheel base, this is as far as I got.

Parts box '37 Chevy.

1974 AMC Hornet.

! 1951 Chevy, mild custom.

Pulled this from my stash, just thought I'd share. Orange Blossom Special redo.

Beholder of all things great and small , yet understands nothing of what he sees.

I stand corrected. 😐

Time flies when you're having fun.

I have the original, I'll have to pull it out and take a look.

Yup, that works.

Oops.

I hope you're healing.

Italian spiced ground turkey meat loaf with pasta fagioli dusted with grated grana padano.

I believe the original issue '36 had both options also.

Bench press more, gurly muscles, do it, , , ,do it NOW!

After saving my pennies for a few months I was able to buy new windows for my kitchen and living room.(YAY!) That was about two weeks ago, today my mechanic tells me my car is no longer road worthy as the front subframe has turned to mush and I have no cash to replace the car because I bought the windows. So I'm now a pedestrian with nice windows who has to ride the big yellow taxi. (NOT COOL!)

I hope Round2 retained the chopped top option in this reissue.

It goes without saying but I often say it anyway.

Hard to watch anyone cut up a Maverick but I'll be watching this build.

Practice what you preach.

Litter is what I often find in my mailbox.

This is just about as "old school" as you can get, nice work.

Grill times vary drastically when grilling words, depending on the number of syllables.