MrNewportCustom said:That Mach1 needs to be rescued! It wouldn't take much to bring her back to life and looking good again. Did you ask anyone about it?
RIOT said:Hmmm..
MrNewportCustom, I could see many possibilities for that '33 Dodge RPU. Is it for sale? I am currently looking for a new build project now that I just sold the Merc.
Flivver said:Needless to say, I think your "new" flivver is great!
Can't wait to see the pictures. All original cars are *so* wonderful. For many years, the old car hobby was only about 100 point restorations but now the all original cars are beginning to draw attention at car shows because they are *so* rare. And they provide an accurate insight into what the cars were actually like when new.
A friend of mine likes to say that an old car can be restored many times, but it can only be original once.
Jay said:Well after a few weeks deliberation, my Dad and I finally picked up our new car. We were so overwhelmed when we checked it out I later realized I put a down payment on it without even going for a test drive.
My 1955 Bel Air.
The giant wheel. Driving without power steering is a chore...
Jay said:Thanks very much Mr. Powers. Tis only the inline 6 under the hood...
Nothing wrong with an inline 6. Lets see, split the manifold, a few side draft carbs......Jay said:Thanks very much Mr. Powers. Tis only the inline 6 under the hood...
Jay said:Well after a few weeks deliberation, my Dad and I finally picked up our new car. We were so overwhelmed when we checked it out I later realized I put a down payment on it without even going for a test drive.
My 1955 Bel Air.
The giant wheel. Driving without power steering is a chore...
NicolettaRose said:Also there is a thread in the Observation bar, also about cars and no one suggested the search engine on that post. Maybe it is just a topic that people enjoy discussing, somethings just come up over and over again.