Crazy Ed

BEEEE-U-Te-FULL!!

By the authority vested in me by Kaiser Wilhelm the 2nd I pronounce you Man and Wife, Proceed with the Execution.

Great Tip Andre! Thanks

Now there's a Band I Wouldn't wanted to have bee the Drummer for!!

In a (VERY) different vein - Right Turn Clyde and Scrap the Cadillac Clyde.

.........Just Give back the Board...........

Charlie, I'm happy to be a positive part of your Day.

Who sez having a Nice Dinner requires Eating Out? Given your collective news I woulda thawed out and Smoked a Cowboy Steak (1 or 2 bone Prime Rib) to an internal temp of ~125f (takes ~2hours) then Sear it on the Grill for the Char and have it with twice baked Potatoes with Garlic and Green Beans. Wash it all down with a Zin. Oh and Congrats to your Wife on 34 Years on the Job!! The Longest I ever stayed at a Job was 11. Although your Wife started he Job the same year my Wife and I got Married!

Andre you've got a steady hand to do that detail painting so well!

I want you to remember that no b#$*ard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor b#$*ard die for his Country I'm Drinking Wine and Eating Cheese and Catching Some Rays. CHOOPPERS!!.........

If ever there was a time where a Doctor being wrong that was it! And good News on your Blood Also! Sounds like a Night for a Really Nice Dinner.

I like the reverse WIP. Your Detailing under the Hood and attention to it everywhere else Shows. Excellent through and through.

I worked at a Computer Company for 11 years and the mors common refrain to be hear was "Too Error is Human, but if you Really want to Screw something up, Use a Computer!". Harry I hope you recover your Profile.

Mark, That's GREAT!!!

That's another good'n that will look good next to the Red 300. You do lay down Good Lookin' Paint!

Ok, the Glue thing's a bit of a problem. But had you not mentioned the "crazing" I woulda just thought you wanted a Satin finish.

Great attention to detail and Prep Mark. Given the '53 year it could be a New M.A.S.H. Camp Car!

This is one of those times subdued lighting really works!! The darkness and high contrast bring out the details that would often otherwise get washed out, like the Firesstones up front with the Goodyears following.

That is Good News Vince. Now your only Pain ought to be getting past TSA at the Airports!

Nice '50 Ford Pick up in Benson. Snapped on our way home from shoppin'. Too Shiney for Primer..

Dan that looks good from the exterior paint down to the insturment panel and detailed engine compartment. Did you scratch build the 4 wheel parts?

Jim, Good to read your Eyes are holdin' steady! As too the Golden Years My Dad always said "Gettin' Old ain't for Sissies!". Darned if he wasn't Right.

Glad you both enjoyed the Picture, Thank You.

'Nother of those 70 degree F Mornings.

Yep. It had just finished having a Bird for Lunch. That ought to be right.