Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Pre-Biggers & Loo? I was a frequent visitor to Sites Bros. Chrysler/Plymouth back in the day. Eventually I bought a five-year-old '64 Barracuda from them for $900 that my neighbor had just traded in for a '65 Satellite. He tipped off my parents that he'd just traded in his old car and he knew how much I loved it. He had been a truck mechanic before retiring and helped me work on my first car, a '29 A coupe, taught me some old tricks like using a 2-by-4 under the rear spring to get the shackle to line up. I wish I had never sold that Barracuda. I wish I had never sold the Model A.

 

That's a nice set of slicks right there.

 

Anybody else notice, I can't remember seeing one beard in any of these photos and tattoos were few and far between on either men or women.

 

Push up on the cowl and your......I mean you will slip right out.

 

300 pages!..... Way to go guys.....

 

That's an unusual looking top on the car in the foreground. Some kind of an aftermarket replacement for a fabric or folding top?

 

A couple of nice Barris built customs from the 1950's.

 

The Dick Williams roadster.

 

The Lou Banta, Sal Machia " T " roadster

 

... and almost 9,000 posts in under 2 years. Must be the busiest thread on the site.

 

it's that @40ragtopdown guy, he's nuts

 

Tattoos however, were for sailors, haha.