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man that was a thread killer wasn't it?
Don't let it be. Did you get to drive the chevy around the drive way or anything yet?

bad joke as dad would say my bad

RebStew wrote:man that was a thread killer wasn't it?
Don't let it be. Did you get to drive the chevy around the drive way or anything yet?

RebStew, you don't know me all that well, but I am a pretty easy going guy. I agree 100% with what you were saying, but he didn't mean anything by what he was saying.

I took off half a day yesterday, got plates, and drove it as much as I could before the rain came. I love my mini truck, but I am quickly becoming addicted to the car.

I took off half a day yesterday, got plates, and drove it as much as I could before the rain came. I love my mini truck, but I am quickly becoming addicted to the car.

one ride will do it

Nothing is like riding in the old cars.

i wouldn't do 2 much of a old hot rod w it if it was a chicago cop ride id do something diff and recreate that that is way more diff and way cooler 2 look at and it wouldn't be something u made up it would be real

old newspapers old cuffs logo on the door old cop LP black and white that would be wicked sick man

I hear someone bought some new rubber???
You get them mounted yet?

I purchased a few things at the KYANA Swap Meeting. As a matter of fact, I found everything that I went looking for. I bought a 1946 Kentucky Campbell County license plate, a 1947 Kentucky Department of Revenue windshield decal, a set of glass blue dot taillight lenses, and a set of Coker 600-16 wide white bias-plys.

The license plate is already mounted, I am attempting to find out if there was a "required location" for the Department of Revenue windshield decal before I apply it, the glass blue dot taillight lenses are already installed, and the tires will be mounted and balanced as soon as I can the car out of the garage (maybe Saturday morning if the weather is nice).

Cool! Once you have the tires on, get some more pics!!

Did you get your tires on?

Tonight, Cummins Auto Center!

Last night Chris at Cummins Auto Center mounted and balanced the tires! Now it is prepared to sit in the garage this weekend while it rains.

Ol' Chevy looks good cruising down the road.


While we was at the car show today some guy showed me how to shoot black and whites off the camera. The older cars look like they are back in time like this.

It was great to hang out with you guys saturday. How many times do you get the question. "What is that thing on the side of your car" lol