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Oh la la she is a beautiful girl for sure.
When the people show off their "babies" and
open the hood you see all the crome and practicly
a brand new engine.
Lots of moola has gone into it.

I had not noticed that I was in the wrong thread
Not until you showed me.
We love our cars, well we spend a lot of time in them eh?

Yeah...I live in mine sometimes! (And it shows )

hi PILIPALA

let one go after many years

64 dart wagon
metal dashboard
push button tranny
replaced the alternator when it finally gave out at 31 years
that car was so easy to work on and such a great driver

man-i will always miss it

i used to take it to ensenada every 6 weeks for fishing

that car took 6 years and little work and is the best memory
of any car ive owned-based on it, not the memories made in it

just an awesome mobile

Extension of your living room?

She got me that girl
Her computer lol, but I had already used the send
buton.

Aha if that car could talk eh?
31 years. Yeah they don't make cars like that anymore today.

The car, obviously, not me! Not telling the model though , on a forum full of Americans (and Canadians too) (Though I dream of the day when I'll be able to post pics of my 'little old crocodile' when I get it back on the road....)

Well I could use a little work on.
So why the secretsy?

It just takes time.....and money!

Cos it seems I'm about the only person to love and appreciate it for what it is, and, most importantly, was I've heard enough criticism already, now I only need inpiration and encouragement, LOL. When it's already finished and passed the inspection, I'll post pics, for sure.

A lot of money!

Give us a chance you may be pleasantly surprised?

I know where you're coming from, I was also trying to restore a very British car, but kept it quite because so many thought it was a joke, but to me any mechanical thing has a form of beauty, and when restored the pride in oneself always wipes out those who were so disparaging. Audry ignore those who who criticise and just do what you feel is right When I drove my car out of the garage all completed and looking better than in a showroom, the looks on friends faces was a picture and guess who asked if they could have a ride in it, yep the very ones who had told me it was all a waste of time and money

I have a 1943 Willys Jeep - I have owned lots of flash fast sporty numbers - nothing has ever given me as much fun as the Willys tho!

Together with some friends I rebuilt a 1950 Land Rover SWB, we drove it across France/ Spain and then across to North Africa by ferry, tried to get to Egypt but it fell apart and died, At 18 years old it was a great adventure and the LR still has a place in my heart

I don't know if you'd call it a classic, but I have 1968 Ford LTD. I am only the 2nd owner of the car. The first owner is my brothers mom-in-law, who bought it new in 1968. I'm told that was the last year that Ford used chrome bumpers on that model.

frist car 70s SS nova 66 tbrid 68 hurst olds 77sport coop 1 of 64 made.....caddy hurst and a Mock 1

When she sold it, I was too young to drive. But that car was SSWWEEEEEEETTT!!!