Well, I just spent 20 minutes writing a nice little introduction, but it disappeared when I clicked "Preview Post." Instead, you'll get the short version now. It's probably best that way anyway. I have a '37 Chevy Coupe that my father built in the 1980s and '90s. It was his daily driver for almost 10 years until his health began declining in the late 90s. He died last year, and I inherited it. I am new to this stuff, but have a pretty good background in working on cars. I'm a little short on time and money, but then who isn't, right? I have his car back on the road now, and hope to keep it there with a little help and advice. I have been reading the board for a couple of months now, and feel like I have a pretty good idea of what to do to keep from pissing everyone off. I realize that this car is not traditional enough for many of you, but I hope you'll look past that. I can post a couple of pics if anyone is interested, and there is one in my signature. Slonaker
i don't know about this guy. he's already start'n to piss me off.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wait a minute that was my brother Pat, not him............. hey pat what shake'n ............ never mind but always remember that in the shower they call that "WASHING IT". now remember guys & gals he's still a HAMB virgin so lube him up good before ya screw him .......... i mean screw w/him..lol really pat's an alright guy, i have known him for several years from on a couple of other boards we belong to. so be gentle with him & show him the way........... that's with cars for those of u are think'n mmmmmmmm what should we do ..............joe
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