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I guess I'm not in to either one like some of the others. I like the original strong running driver with patina, even some primer spots is fine. I went to car shows and drag strips growing up and it just got old real quick for me. Haven't been to either in probably over 20 years. Don't get...

And my 82 Sea Ray is powered by a GM 305 and it runs out great. Stupid towel on the back ruined the shot I know...

I am not a huge GM fan, they don't appeal to me but that's it really. Favorite is chrysler, always been good to me but; I drive a Toyota Land Cruiser which I love;

among many other makes and models, I like the old Celica GT's.

What trips me out is when I wake up with a song in my head and it is the first song that comes on the radio when I get in the auto and turn it on. Happens to me from time to time.

My grandfather sold cars for Chrysler. Started back when he used to drive them door to door and sell it on the spot and walk back to work or home. He would buy them back if the person was not satisfied. I know this as we still have one he bought back. A 1959 Custom Royal that the lady...

Is it all 1953, on a 1953 frame and drive train? Looks nice.

My 'other' dd. 94 Landcruiser FJ80.

And in the water, a 1982 Searay 210 cuddy.

My 78 Ramcharger from Guatemala. Good solid truck that was made for export. Gauges are in kilometers and I found Guatemalan change in it while cleaning it out. Has Caribbean parking and registration stickers. Must have been owned by a veterinarian there as it has an animal doctor sticker on...

Nice find.

Ha ha, Yes. My first cars were 74 Challengers and that is what I keep looking for, an E body. But they are just bringing way to much money these days and virtually all of them are clones or 'tributes'. Rarely do you see one with the original flat hood and almost never with the original slant...

That is a great looking running project. Keep her running and keep on turning that wrench.

and my 86 Subaru GL 4x4 running project. (I think I am losing the battle to rust on this one however)

and my Ramcharger running project...

and my not now running but hopefully soon to be running project for my son...

I love running projects! Most all of mine are and I really love the stress free ownership of little to worry about (this is if you have more than one running project and you work on the one that is not running while the other one(s) hopefully stay running). My dogs ride in my Landcruiser...