Greg Pugh

Well let's see where you're at now.

That is AWESOME!! Thank you so much!!

Somebody needs to build that Tommy Ivo hauler!!!!!

I've got my popcorn....let 'er rip!!

Friendly little bugger aren't ya?

That's a COOL picture!!

Nice use of the pill bottle! Great idea!

Holy smokes! Another impressive Bonneville! I'm really liking your rebuilds!!

I'd be interested too.

Yeah, I kinda dug the K Car too. I'm glad you fessed up first though!

This should be cool. I love customs!!

You could try egay or watch swap meets.

...I just don't get it. It's not fair....... If I had your talent, I would never sleep. I would build 24 hours a day! You're truly amazing at this!

I wish I could crank 'em out like this. Man, you're on a roll!

This thread will be "poofed" now for sure!! It was fun while it lasted. You guys just had to post pictures of those nasty, naughty girls. HELLOOO!! I can see their knees. Yuck! This is softcore porn all the way!!

Here's my opinion. Work up to chopping a '49 Ford as it's one of the hardest to do......correctly. Steve got it right! That takes a lot of strategizing and experience to pull off. Start with an early car (Model A, '34 Ford pickup, '32 Ford Sedan). Something with almost, if not absolutely upright pillars. Then work your way to a mid-fifties pickup ('50 Ford, '56 Ford, '55 Chevy) and then go to a car with skinny sloped A and C pillars ('55-'57 Chevy or Ford, '58 Plymouth Belvedere) and then lastly....I would do a 2-door coupe with the slanted pillars and the wide C pillar. I just feel like otherwise, it would be too easy to lose interest and ambition and it will end up in the parts pile. If you've never chopped a top, take baby steps. If you're hellbent on this being your first chop, it might not hurt to go ahead and buy the Jimmy Flinstone car just to have beside you for reference. Just a thought.

SON OF A.............. That was a good call. That was the deciding factor for me!

Oh my God!! This is hilarious!! Some gnirewolfed would be a huge improvement around here!

VERY cool!!! I almost fell out of my chair when I saw that '55 Pontiac. I would LOVE to have a '55/'56 Pontiac hardtop! That one is awesome!

I love those trucks. Especially in the classic red/white 2-tone!

Wow Steve!! Nice job on that chop. It's perfect!

Impressive work! Looks like you're almost there!!

mI gnihgual ym ttub ffo!!

Where the heck was this when I was trying to find an axle for the front of my '40 Ford Pickup?? MAN!!!

Man, I need to build this kit!! I love VW's!! Nice job on the oval window conversion.