Thursday at Gruber's

About a dozen Covid-free senior hot rodders showed up tonight. First a more door '57, Then Kevin's Dart again. It has a warm 360 with FAST injection. Jim's Buick fastback sits right.

Really cool you have that get together every Thursday.

Love the big Buick!

From the crazy stuff on craigslist/etc thread...

Dr Crankenstein said:

Déjà vu

We did this nearly 30 years ago for a customer... Cadillac drivetrain, column, pedals, power windows, locks, A/C, wiring, blah, blah, blah...

I can't believe the guy still has it, exactly like it was when it left our care!

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A great turnout of infection-free guys showed up tonight. Not many unseen cars though. First, a 396 Chevelle, a nice sbc powered Olds coupe and Dave's flathead Ford mild custom, which has been on this thread before. Another beautiful night.
On another subject, I dropped off the Jeep intake manifold at Jerry the Sandblaster's. Haven't seen him in quite a while. We talked about the sorry state of our country.

Lotsa people at Gruber's tonight. Another beautiful afternoon. Good food and unfortunately, too much riot talk. Thee were a cars that were there for the first time this year.
Beaded Bob has owned the black Chevy coupe for 50 years. The green coupe was purchased from the wife of a friend who passed. Had a 348 W motor in it. Now has mucho HP in the big block. My friend Dave made it with his orange long roof. Tuna Can (his nick name) had his big block Ford. Throw in a truck and my old Plymouth for good measure.

Thanks, bob, you never disappoint!

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SWEET!!! other than the riot thing. What's our world coming to?

Good to see car people still getting together. How long have you had the Plymouth now Bob?

earthman said:

Good to see car people still getting together. How long have you had the Plymouth now Bob?

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No longer mine, e-man. My son had it after me and he sold it about 9 years ago. I got it free from a high school friend who completely disassembled it and got too sick to put it together. It was chopped when it had 17,000 miles on it and was owned by a local legend, Four Door Fred Romo. Had 47,000 miles on it when I got it. My son and I put all the pieces back together. He got married, sold it and moved to Florida.

Purrrfect night

The weather couldn't have been any better. Had a good group but not too many cars. Usually I show only cars that haven't been seen before but I have to recycle some cuz new ones are not showing up.
We'll start and end with plastic cars, next is Dell's Willys, Jerry's '37, Kevin's MG, Brad's fastback, Dave's long roof. Then we've got Schlor's '37 Gasser, a Hardley Davidson and the other plastic car I mentioned. It belongs to Joe with the Dough, a lottery winner.

But wait, there's more

Don't want to forget Dave the painter's shoebox Ford, Ted our cook's Chevy coupe and last but certainly not least, Fat Cat

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Thanks for sharing Bob.

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And looking grumpy. Jim

Three fat cats in a row [ddd

Same old, same old. Another beautiful night. I started out in the Fiat but it started behaving badly so I traded it in for the mini van. Here's Greg's blown 383 sbc. Makes 500 HP at the wheels. The Anglia runs. He's making refinements to the body. The Willys is a long term project for someone else. The bagged Chevy was a late arrival.

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Look forward to these posts Bob. Just a small reassuring reminder that normal life is still being lived.

I agree. ANYTHING that can make things seem they are OK is awesome. Thanks. Jim

Wish we had a Grubers to go to...

thanks again for sharing....