It Has Come A Long Way Since This Picture. So Have I. Both Of Us Have Gotten Older And Better. Hopefully The Greengo Will Be Together Soon Thanks In Part To B*** For His Fine Ability To Weld Aluminum! I Think I Can Do It, But I Am Not Going To Learn On My Own Heads!should Get The Engine Back Together By Friday. Needs Sheetmetal Aligned On Front Clip. Headlight Finished. And Hood Fitted. Maybe Ican Get It Back To Where It Was By The Time I Am 40!
Whats the story on the crunchy picture? This happen to you or you pick it up this way? Either way, looks like you have alot good to work around.
Musta broke yer caps lock ****on in the crash too. I'm with Sey...get that ***** back on the road! Olson
Nothing wrong with green...I've owned many cars painted that color...perhaps you should blame your driving habits...the car or color usually isn't at fault....looks like it hurt a bit but with a bit of work, it'll come around. Good luck, R-
Good for you. It looks like the car will return to the road, but will it return as a green car. (Redgo, Blackgo, Bluego and Pinkgo do have the same ring.) Good luck.
Jeeze Jason, you wrecked it again? What am I gonna do with you boy? Piece it back together in time for the spectacular. I'll see ya there with my green curse-mobile.
I thought green was bad luck on a race car, not a street car. It didn't get that way by racing it, did it?
My '60 Pontiac is green and outside of the voltage regulator incedent it gave me a lot of trouble-free miles - for that matter I only stopped driving the green '72 when the frame finally fell apart. I wouldn't worry about painting one green again -
I've had close to 30 cars, and have only been in 3 wrecks, and those were the only 3 red cars I've ever owned! No red for me, but greens ok.
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