The Jalopy Journal
That's strange because they are showing up fine for me. Send me a notification with your email and I'll send them directly to you.
[IMG][IMG][IMG][IMG] Here's what I have..... the remains of what I built when I was 10 or 11. Definitely not pretty, but the box and...
I'll try to get it out and get some pics tonight. Anything else you are looking for? I've decided that it's time to "thin the herd" and maybe...
I have the remains of one, including the box and the T-shirt iron on. The car itself is pretty rough with a broken frame. Best for parts, unless...
They are wagons and they have two doors, so I'd say they count! No pics here at my house, but when I was born in '61 my folks brought me home in...
Looking sweet! I think I'd go red on red OR red gut with the brightest, purest white I could find. A red accent in the spear and a couple of red...
Yeah, I hear you. I'm surprised the RR made it through as it was a post- '65 car. We're just guests here so we have to abide by their rules, so...
Sure looks like a Superbird rear window to me!
Not an Pontiac OHC-6. There are cam covers on the side of the block which the PMD motor doesn't have since the cam isn't in the block.
Like folks have already said, that was indeed Dave Koffel, but that screaming 327 was in a Packard 4 door.
Too funny! I've never had pictures I've taken posted by somebody else! Taken at Hemmings' Musclepalooza a couple years ago, at Lebanon Valley...
I'm at over a thousand unbuilt or started still in boxes, about 200 built, and probably another 200 "rebuildable" projects. That doesn't include...
A minor correction.... The Alaskan was a '64 Grand Prix, not a '63 Catalina. The concave rear window is a dead giveaway.... the only Pontiac that...
Just realized I posted a pic of the car here a while ago. Does it ring any bells?
Does anybody have pics or info on a '68 Hurst Olds stocker fielded under the name Russ Dunmire? There's a fellow HAMBer that goes by exshelby who...
I saw it when it was displayed at Musclepalooza a few years ago, when it was looking a little "worse for wear", shall we say! How goes the resto?...
As a "young 'un" with his first subscription to Hot Rod Magazine, I eagerly awaited each issue to see how Dave and the Charger did at the latest...
Nope, you didn't do something wrong...... mine was doing the same thing, so I sectioned the rollcage and reworked the interior tin. Still not...
I ran across some old pics that were taken of some of my brother's builds from the early 70's. Since they are old AMT kits, I thought they'd be...
Here's a few in my current collection. Yeah, they retailed "back in the day" for $1.50-$2.25, but few of them cost me that! LOL!!! Sorry about...
AMT did both a '49 coupe (which was recently re-issued) and a '50 convertible (re-issued about 5 years ago or so). Neither are super-tough to...
Yeah, I know it's a model and not the real thing, but I couldn't resist sharing this old pic of a Ranchero model my brother built back in the...
Am I the only one who notice the '68 vent windows on Dickie's '69? Did a '68 get updated or was there some obscure advantage to running '68 doors?
I always find it incredible when people turn their backs on places that many find historically significant, even if that place is "only"...
Here's another few pics that I took at Connecticut Dragway the same day as the previous ones. Wish they were better quality, but these four and...
I stumbled across these today when I was going through some old pictures. They were taken either the last season or the next-to-last season that...
Paul, I don't know if they were mentioned, but there were a couple more important mechanical changes between the '66 and '67 GTO. The engine was...
There's an easily found '65 GTO kit that AMT originally did back in '65 that's been re-issued numerous times over the years (once as a "Modified...
[IMG] Thanks for posting the pic of the Firebird HUG, Nitro! I had saved it another time it was posted, but a virus necessitated a wipe of my...
I never stop being blown away by your paint work, Zed! Awesome stuff!
Separate names with a comma.
The Jalopy Journal
