Show Me Your Car...!!!

The bird...

 

The T-37 tank...

 

Nice cars,but it is very obvious you are more limber than I am. If I managed to get into that tudor it would take the rescue squad to get me out.

 

I love your Tudor. I will own a chopped and channeled one some day. And think I am limber enough.

 

Hers my pale back in 56 at the Hartford autorama and one from 2 years ago when the sides WERE all mudded up!] Slagkustom really has whipped this toilet into shape but we dont have any current pics.

 

nice car- im not fond of the wheels though-

 

Too many projects!

1935/6 Chevy PU (project!!! I hope to work on it this summer.)
1956 Chevy 2dr - done for now, but is anything ever really done...
1956 Chevy 4dr - in a million pieces
1957 Chevy PU - needs brakes!
1959 Cadillac M&M Hearse-Ambulance
1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible - not actually a project, but it could always use some airbags.

 

I havent hand the chance to upload any good pictures to my cardomain site which im using as a host site to post them here but here are a few pictures.



Rear 1/4 shot (1963 BelAir 2dr sdn V8,PS,PB, Padded dashboard, A/C, C&C package, Clock, Parking brake alarm, Tinted windows, and Sunscreen)



Take after frontend overhaul, but before a washdown of all dust from wirebrushing.



Interior after removal of orignal radio and clock to be sent off for overhaul.



Movement of transmission after 25 years dormancy.


Taken night of sitting back on all 4 wheels





Just have interior restoration, and then body restoration and the car is finished.

I have been throwing around tuck and roll interior for a while now as a replacement for the cloth inserts and keep the smooth leather around the edgeing.

 

I havent hand the chance to upload any good pictures to my cardomain site which im using as a host site to post them here but here are a few pictures.

Like the Eye-atolla's wives said to him after they all had sex together: "Not too baaaaaaaaaad "

pigpen

 

The wheels or the tires? Tires are gone but the wheels are steelies with moon discs. The radials it had before was just to see it rolling

 

This is a great thread, Now I should go do some work.
Here is the Pontiac...
and the projects in the garage...
'30 Roadster, '49 Plymouth Suburban, "51 F1....

 

Slik, you have a diverse collection of rides.. including the Holy Grail of wagons/ambulances. One day I will find one and turn it into what Cadillac should have built, a 4 door wagon (combine a 4 door car with it ...shorten middle door, lower the roof a tad to more car like proportions.. etc....)

 

Caddy did build stationwagons,or at least had them built. I have seen photos of at least two 55-56 Caddy stationwagons. I THINK one was a courtesy/airport car at one of the Vegas casinos. Maybe even both?

Having said that,a 61 to 64 Caddy wagon would be way cool,wouldn't it?

 

Well,I guess I ain't cool,then. I really like my 58 Rambler wagon with it's cool fins.I just wish it was a Ambassador ht wagon.

 

Heres a pic of mine tonite, I mocked up some stuff just to keep myself motivated. The picture is a little dark, I'll post another on Sunday when I get back from the March Meet.

 

Here's mine. My A coupe, the '32 chassis project and my Ranch Wagen.

 

Let's try the coupe pic again.......

 

hmmmmm
maybe later.

 

Ric,
On your wagon pic, is that the mel's on Geary boulevard in SF?

Here's your coupe pic.

 

59 Chevy Pickup

 

Thanks for making the coupe pic work, Mike.
The wagon was photographed at the Mels on Lombard in SF. They got one on Geary and one on Lombard.

 

My 39

 

Not much to see here.

 

Only known photo of my garage...The Chevy is gone now, but the Plymouth is at it's best ever.

 

I'm getting a little closer. Upholstery and running boards to go. I do all the work myself so it takes a little longer. I have 1933 hrs into it at this point.

Fourdy

 

Nice lookin roadster.

 

This has a 10hp motor auto trans,cent clutch,electric starter and generator

Just thought I bring this to the top with another one of my pieces of crap

1947 Motorette built in New York.
Aluminum body
Transport in large factories