Crazy Ed

Hi Joe. Have you looked at the Revelle '78 El Camino Lowrider Kit? there's a bank of 4 Tanks with onboard compressors.

Saw this tooling along on I-10 headed East at 100! Trouble was the Speed Limit is 125 (Kph - 75mph). Well given they're here all the way from Augsberg Germany (well at least that's where the Auto Dealer it was purchased from was located) I suppose I can cut'em some slack. I'd never seen one of these before. It's a Ford Transit L.

Carry On, or Carry on My Wayward Son (can't remember the title for sure........), By Kansas

With that line in it Crossroads , by Cream. But take it out and most is by Robert Johnson

Gravestones Cheer the Living Dear, they're no use to the Dead.

The World's a better place with more Cars from South Bend Ind. being built! Well done Ray another really nicely done Saltslinger. Oh and I figured out what your Paint problem was! You accidently painted it with Plasti-Dip

Pretty sure its - Somebody to Love, by the Jefferson Airplane

Odor Free East Off removes the undercoating after a few minutes with a bit of running water and a tooth brush.

Icarus, by Kansas - A Real Rock Group in a period of Poylester Clad Disco static generators

Six Days on The Road, Covered by MANY and I've no idea who wrote it but my favorite version was by Taj Mahal

In America, by Charlie Daniels - GREAT Tune

Tender is the Night, by Jackson Brown Tell Her About it, by Billy Joel

The Amazing Rhythm Aces. Popular at the time on Country Stations and at CB "Breaks".

Just swap the Ski's for tires, add breaks n Voila!

Man Eater, by Hall and Oats

Lay Down Sally , By Eric Clapton

That's it. And the Title isn't anywhere in the Song

Bob, Very Well Done. The Before and After really highlights what you've done and the quality of the job you did!

Better stay away from those that carry 'round a firehose, keep a clean nose, watch the plain clothes, you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. This'n should'nt be hard

For some reason I always thought the first line was the title! Whooops. Never owned a Carpenters Album, but never had a problem listening to 'em.

Yep, You got it.

Boy are they ever gonna get in trouble for overstuffing those Dumpsters!!

The end of my hopes, the end of all my dreams How could they know the palace there had been, behind the door where my love reigned as queen

You're the Best Thing, by Gladis Knight & the Pips

Long ago and Far away, by the Carpenters