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[Tripper]

Saw this the other day... nice!

BoB

[cycledog]

mmmmmmm freeeeee dooooggs

[Dr Crankenstein]

One from last winter. (Somebody takes the term "daily driver" a little too seriously!)



More recently...




Last week. Beautiful car, all queered out with pro touring gear.



Yesterday, a nice more door survivor.



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[Dr Crankenstein]

Spotted a couple more today...

Panel truck looks like it runs and drives???



Austin PU body, wrong hood, though the bed is full of sheetmetal parts...



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[smallfoot]

That panel truck looks familiar! Right before my bud Tony left for Sweden, he parked his 64 in my yard for 2 years. I helped tow it to my place and helped haul it off to the new owner.

[05snopro440]

Originally Posted by Dr Crankenstein

One from last winter. (Somebody takes the term "daily driver" a little too seriously!)



More recently...




Last week. Beautiful car, all queered out with pro touring gear.



Yesterday, a nice more door survivor.



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Originally Posted by Dr Crankenstein

Spotted a couple more today...

Panel truck looks like it runs and drives???



Austin PU body, wrong hood, though the bed is full of sheetmetal parts...



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You sure see cool stuff!

Hmm, you didn't like the big wheels on the 67 but you didn't comment about the (what looks like) even bigger 22" diameter GM transport steelies on the panel .

I like the wheels on that Camaro, and at the end of the day they're just wheels (doesn't look like it has giant brakes).

[Burgerman]

Lots of nice photos Doc. That Olds brings nice memories back for me, a 54 Sedan, same color. Looks like that Austin hood could drop into place with some work. Like your Chev trunk lid.

[Dr Crankenstein]

Originally Posted by smallfoot

That panel truck looks familiar! Right before my bud Tony left for Sweden, he parked his 64 in my yard for 2 years. I helped tow it to my place and helped haul it off to the new owner.

Cool. My first "car" was a '64 GMC PU with a transplanted 283... it was a tire burner. The panel caught my eye for that reason... and the fact it doesn't have any extra windows cut in it!

Originally Posted by 05snopro440

You sure see cool stuff!

Hmm, you didn't like the big wheels on the 67 but you didn't comment about the (what looks like) even bigger 22" diameter GM transport steelies on the panel .

I like the wheels on that Camaro, and at the end of the day they're just wheels (doesn't look like it has giant brakes).

Thanks, snopro. I try to stop and shoot whenever it's possible!

You'd have to see the Camaro in person. The wheels don't bother me, nor does the pro touring attempt... just saying, the car as a whole was a strange looking collection of schizophrenic thoughts... neither pro touring, nor classic muscle car.

I didn't notice the wheels on the panel, until I got home and resized the photo to post it here... looks good to me!

Originally Posted by Burgerman

Lots of nice photos Doc. That Olds brings nice memories back for me, a 54 Sedan, same color. Looks like that Austin hood could drop into place with some work. Like your Chev trunk lid.

Thanks, Burgerman. If you look at A40 Austins, you'll see the hood is from another model, so some cuttin' and choppin' would be necessary!

https://www.google.com/search?q=aust...iw=911&bih=417

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[maverickmk]

That panel truck would make an awesome dd.

[05snopro440]

Originally Posted by Dr Crankenstein

You'd have to see the Camaro in person. The wheels don't bother me, nor does the pro touring attempt... just saying, the car as a whole was a strange looking collection of schizophrenic thoughts... neither pro touring, nor classic muscle car.

I just figured I'd take the opportunity to give you a hard time.

I get what you mean on the Camaro being confused, there are many of builds around here like that. It seems like people go "I like all these things" and put them all together in their vehicle even though they don't compliment eachother.