enginuity (I think that's how it's spelled) is a great thing and you definitely have lots of it Pat. That's pretty slick outfit.

Dang!!!!!

Lookin like it's goin to be Tuesday for us.

what day are you planning to go to skunk river resto shop and the blacksmith shop. I was planning on Wednesday arrival but want to go to those two places so I can adjust accordingly.

Over all that's not bad condition for the cab. That cowl and the last photo will be interesting to repair, I'm not sure what you call the piece in the last photo but I had to repair both sides on my 66 what a pain but you'll be able to handle it. I'll be watching to see how you manage.

you'll be missed Lyman.

After looking at photos I took when I started tearing my 66 down it looks like the flat edge goes to toward the windshield.

Thanks for the pics. We went down there a few years back and always planned to go back but haven't made it back.

Look out Burger King Pat's taking Colleen out for a nite on the town, Oh wait a minute, You didn't tell her you got paid for that old junk? lol!

Getting warmed up for second shift, Pat? That's a good one.

Just shows you can't trust a pirate. lol. Good thing you still had some brakes.

Can you imagine seeing that rig coming down the road back then?

slixtyfive wrote:We will be there.

Hope so, you're the main man this Slick Stock . Hope to see ya'll there.

Too early for the Easter Bunny, too late for the ground hog.......

With the minimal amount of activity on the mother site here was just wondering who might be planning to be there. Will there be a second shift this year? Will we have the slick family members from the other side of the world there to entertain everyone? Will there be cool aid to quench a powerful th...

You're right about that heater, we had one in the old house and it did a really good job and that house wasn't energy efficient. We had the red radiant heater.

Both of my front fenders need a lot of metal replacement. Not sure whether to get fender patch panels or new fenders. If I get the patch panels I wouldn't replace the whole piece I'd just replace the places that need it to maintain the integrity of the fender during the work.

I just looked on Dennis Carpenters site and they have front, rear and lower rear fender patch panels and they're made in the USA. Their fenders, strangely enough, are imported. You could call Carpenters to see how much of the fender is included in the patch panels.

That's the way it is with those rich farrmers.

Hey Od Smiley, I heard if you have a dog with you on the corner you can make even more dough.