Projects 1957 2 door 150 handyman

And hell no my wife didn't do that seat!! But she's gonna do it for me soon.

 

Roof really pops!

 

What a machine! Nice!

 

Nice work!

 

Brake pedal is going to the floor, seems I've lost brakes went back and bled them all twice, no air, but not really getting as much fluid on the rear. Brakes worked fine. Master cylinder shit out on me ya reckon? Drove it to the local drag strip. Enjoy some pictures while i bitch about my brakes

 

Damn Dude! Didn't you just put that master cylinder in? W.T.F!?
Nice pic's too!

 

Wow, that interior looks real spiffy. You must be a way cleaner person that me. I’d have that white looking very dirty in no time. The car is looking way cool. Wish I had 1% of your skills. Love the roof by the way.

 

For a "back woods" kinda guy (note, cinder block porch steps), you build a hell of a cool car.
Really nice work Lloyd.

 

How are you driving it...Emergency brake...

I'm glad that happened at the track...that'd get the Ole seats stained depending on location of NO F'NG BRAKES!!!!!

Congrats on Cruising...and Flaming great job Hamber...

 

Love me a good segway.

 

Yeah ain't that some shit worked great last year.

 

Obviously the man has his priorities in line!

 

Have you replaced the rubber line on the rear .?

 

Yeah, short of the drums, it's all new.

 

Sometimes you have leftover block, and they serve as steps, or if you have friends over, they serve as lawn furniture. And they're still cheap

 

More of momma's work

 

Two years ago I went thru three master cylinders before I got a good one. First was from NAPA, second from O'Reilys and finally one that has lasted (so far) from Autozone. New doesn't mean that much anymore.

 

Yeah that's the truth. Just something else i have to deal with, no big deal. Part of hot rodding i reckon

 

WOW! I’ve seen professionals that can’t do work that nice. Hell, the guy that did my belair seats was nowhere near as good as she is.

 

Nice!

 

Dude, I've seen some pretty tough paint jobs down on Whittier Blvd. in East L.A. didn't look as good as that and there are some pretty cool rides there. Well done! How very well done!!

 

Started my day out right, thanks

 

AWESOME. Did I mention it’s AWESOME?

 

Thanks guys, scotty you made her day

 

Lloyd, you have that old wagon looking Sharp! Those side panels are a perfect place for a shop logo (I'm Sure you can come up with something). Have a Blast at the Reunion, Carp.

 

Looks great Lloyd! No brakes can be exciting...been there, done that recently.

And, yea, those seats your wife did look GREAT! Wish you all were closer to me. I need some interior work done on a few vehicles.

 

Wow those seats do look great! I have stitched part time since the 80s and I think she is great! The two of ya'll can really create some neat stuff!

 

Thanks a bunch guys. Appreciate the kindness