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Keep us posted on the progress! Sorry for the loss of your friend, but also proves there are some really kind people in this world. Be careful of those paint fumes!!

Glad you have it back in the family!!! That is a beautiful pickup!!

How does it swing at floor!>>

Maybe share her e mail address! ???? Never mind!!!! :thumbsup:

Yea, and my wife tells me, 4 times a week, "Please tell me what to make for supper, tired of the same old meals!" If I say something with beef, she says "go rob a bank or steal a neighbors steer!" Go figure??

Welcome!!! Awesome Mopar!!!!

Wow! that looks good!!!! But.... fall is four months away here in S E TEXAS!!!! Might have some anyway!!!! Calling for the wife dear...Soup it's what for dinner!!

^^^^^ :thumbsup::BangHead::BangHead::steering::poke::poke::poke:

I so agree. Mark toned down his comedy act while back after so much negative feedback from viewers.

Seems Mark has a HIUGE ego!!! to say the least!!!!!!!

Welcome!! The vin will only tell so much, but the fender tag or build sheet will tell all!

Welcome!!!! Score!!!

Looks pretty good! You can always make it stouter if you want if it does not get too tall. More bracing maybe or another layer on top?

Yeppers!!! Love the early A's, must be why I have owned many from 62 to 65. To me they remind me of the early B bodies, just smaller... and easier to find and buy, way less expensive, and cool fun little cars!!! Last year, I passed om a 63 Dart a bud had found. Solid Tx car, fresh 225...

Lets face it, the early Stang was a pretty and cool looking car... upbeat Falcon!

I have had many Mopars over the decades but just one early Cuda, 65 273 2 bbl all done but sold it about 2016 before they got more popular and expensive sorta. LIke said, they look cool with the right size wheels.

That's why is older farm type guys carry a SHARP pocketknife. Sometimes we carry a bigger knife. Fire extinguishers are good TOO!

REAL MOPAR guys strive to own "multiples!" Sometimes they must sell their burb and move to larger acreage or a bigger driveway!!!!! :thumbsup: :steering:

^^^Above is so true! I use a big right angle grinder with a 4 inch wire CUP to also determine what metal I have. And like the other guy said, thin metal is hard to mig weld, and rusty metal won't weld! And also like said, there are quick "fixes" and real fixes! I always prefer to leave...

Back when people drove these cars!!

I can recall not so long ago a first gen Cuda , you had to give them away! They just need bigger wheels/tires!!

All shops really need a good heavy and large enough work table. Made of steel or in the least heavy wood with a steel( sheetmetal minimum) top. and a good heavy vice!!! Something that you can weld on really and stout!! Check the shopper out of Joplin, for "farm auctions" SW MO probably...

Welcome!!!! Tell us more details!!!!! I will call..... SCORE!!!!!!

Welcome back!!

^^^^ Thanks for sharing. Great pics and looked like a fun day!!

I tell my wife the old classics have soul. She asks "what does that smell like???? Three days old fries left in the classic in the summer!?":BangHead: :BangHead: :BangHead: :thumbsup:

TV says Ford sells ,more trunks than anyone :thumbsup: :BangHead: :steering:

It is not always the speed of the ride but the thrill of the ride. Not everyone understands this. Maybe some of us are just backwards sometimes??

The economy/inflation is dragging down the little guy. He is the guy that has a hard time coming up with $3-4000 for a "not so desirable" classic well worth more. The wealthy guy only buys the high end collectables and he always has $$$$$. He usually is not a fool though. The mid guy and...