noley99 wrote:As long as it's not before August I'm there with the Uni!

I agree Chattanooga has a lot of places to hold a show. There is Coolidge Park and Coker Tire with Honest Charlie Speed Shop. Could even do it at the Choo Choo complex.

Thanks, all. I am looking forward to the advise and support on this project. Sorry I don't have facebook, but instead google +. I hope to have mine at least running down the road by fall. I will post more pics later. I also have it on youtube m There are others too, but this is the first time I star...

I joined this site after I discovered it searching the origin of the Slick name. I have a 64 swb Custom Cab that I am restifying. It now has a 69 429 cj residing where the 6 cylinder once resided and a C6 tranny in place of the 3 speed. I am always looking for advise and ideas for my truck.

Broncos are always strong looking. Even if they are low on power. I had a 73 with a 302 and auto and then got a full size 90 with a 351 auto. The 90 felt very weak compared to the 73. Loved how capable they both were.

I wonder if each generation has its own nickname. I have seen the mid to late 90's being called the feminine years. I have since discovered the 48 -52 being the bonus built then the 53 - 57 being the effie. The 58 - 60 being the refrigerator.

I know this has been posted somewhere on here, but I am new to here and can't locate it. I have recently learned that more than just the 50's models have nicknames. So far I've seen Effie for of course the 50's and Slick for 61 - 66 and Dent for 67 - 72 and Bump for 73 - 79? How did these names get ...

I am in Chattanooga, TN and would be keen on anything from Atlanta to Knoxville. Still a few years from taking my truck to a show, but I am portable. lol