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You'll hate yourself in the morning after.

Good on you Bob. Been there done that with my Heart. And what did I do. Bought another project. Buy the way Skip, I love the 39 ford truck grille. I have a little 39 truck.

Crazy I know how you feel. I swore I was all done with car projects. Hell I"m retired, I need to kick back and relax. While wintering in Arizona I spot a 1950 Chevy Pickup. Should never have asked if he would sell it. It's in my back yard now. I am changing out the spindle bushings, overhauling...

Not wanting to drop the axle from my 1950 Chevy pickup, I built a field press frame to press out the King Pin from the Spindle. It worked well, however I did apply heat to the axle boss (hand propane tank) to aid in the King Pin removal. The Pin was froze in pretty solid. As you can see I have...

Love your truck Just picked up a 1950. I am looking forward to doing a lot of the same things your doing to yours.

I recall, all these old dragsters filled their blocks with water but had no radiators.

Haven't driven one since I was a kid. Probably won't sell it until I have driven for a few years.

Old photo of the Messerschmitt altered dragster. Pocatello,ID Drag Strip in 1965. The 401 Nailhead Buick motor was sought after in drag racing circles back in the 60's.

I just bought this pickup. I've been wintering in Arizona and it was in a covered porch next door. Sometimes you just get lucky.

Winner Winner chicken dinner! I love these motors.

USAA

Auburn Had no idea how cool the front fenders look on this car. WOW!

I would love to get all my old hot rods back. It would be interesting to see the way I built them compared to the way I would now.

my 39 Ford before I finished it.

If you have the chance to pick up an old postal jeep, give it a second thought. After all they are a Jeep and they are built fairly well. My wife bought one (1976 DJ-5D) at a garage sale and gave it to our 3 teenage boys. After they drove it into the ground, it sat in the back yard for years...

Looks like a great build, very clean and thought out.

Idaho has no inspections and no emissions inspections.

Dig deep into your pockets Dig deep into your pockets. It is only going too get worse there as far as taxes goes. Maybe it is unsustainable there.

My 1976 Postal Jeep (Call of Duty) is getting a military make over. However it is hard for me to stay in the boundaries of what a Military Jeep should look like. I built some weird brackets for the fold down windshield. They are starting to make sense. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCyoWc3yVjA

Yes rub it in our faces!! I love that model. Enjoy your ride.