BroncoTom found this one on Houston's Craigslist this week... http://houston.craigslist.org/ctd/3735407723.html

Funny Lyman but I found mine a couple of weeks ago and was wondering the same thing!

Wouldn't be surprised! Back in high school, I was working at a movie theatre and filling in for the cashier when a pothead walks up with his girlfriend and buys two tickets with a stack of silver half dollars. I asked if he had anymore of those and bought all 20 of them from him. Face value of cours...

It would've been hilarious to just hang around that guy as he built that rickety pile of crap.

I think that would look good on a Slick.

Very cool Kenny! That's definitely on my list when I get to driving mine.

It's a very nice red. That's about it in my book. Ok, maybe the motor too. But that's all.

You didn't learn a damn thing watching Kojak all night now did you?

It's nice going up there without the stress of having to find that specific needed part once again. I've noticed that when you're hell bent on finding something you really need, you get tunnel vision and miss so many other things you probably really don't need but sure are nice to have. Sorry if I'm...

Nice car(s)!

That's the key with any non-standard paint is the UV stability. It may spray on easily and look great but if it doesn't have the UV protection, you sorta end up wasting your time in the end.

I think I would hate waiting more if I was the guy in Michigan.

I would purposely let my engine burn a lot of oil with that set-up!

Don't you have 3 more you can use? Think of it as less friction on that one wheel.

It's the Ford F-100 Emblemator

I think they should've just kept going in the original direction!

Windsor, chk your PM's when you get a chance.

Alan will find nothing wrong with that as it will work in both ends of the hemisphere.

cwindsor wrote:Going to spray the Daytona blue pearl this weekend.

Giddy-up!!

I sure like the smell of those mallow fields when they catch fire. From lightening and natural causes of course!