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Wonderful day with seasonal and fair waters! Boooyah. I was glad to have good friends and family along and Bob... I truly didn't think I'd get lucky enough to see you two years in a row. I am pleased that you did, and do share time with your daughter and brought her into the madness. Good...

You can only imagine what went on behind the deeply blackened windows of that Olds. g.

Dude, (I assume your generation uses the term "Ol Hoss") My beautiful wife has already handed me my ass in advance for the 9th year running (she didn't do year one with me). She loathes the cold!!! She beeeatches about it but in the end after I do the dunkin' deed, we, and the kids, and...

It's the one I told you about over the summer. It's not your daddy's Olds. It's a conglomeration of (3) years, one of them a Hurst, with a whole lot of other stuff Chevy buried in there. It only had one name on it... In the end I called it "Unforgiven" I got so sick of people trying to...

Sorry, Another fast and crappy scan. Of all the wheels I've had, and all I've had into them, this is the one I miss the most. Frame up build of what became the most evil thing I ever owned. In many ways. Motor, suspension, lowering, sound system, name it, I did it. Gawwwd how we throw away...

A really crappy grouping, but some pics of the Vette at favored Nescochaque, where many afternoons were passed away looking over the waters. One also of the car on sunset of the bay at LBI. My Vette and the waters of the Barrens or the N.J. shore did me just fine for many years. Good...

Up the road from me on the way to work and I suspect the same for RednekF350 is a young lad of a skunk that was nicely dispersed across Chew Road. So well dispersed in fact that you can't avoid picking up a little of him coming or going unless you go offroad to avoid him. I don't claim to...

I do enjoy these berries and fondly remember eating them by handfuls as a kid. Memory being selective and such, they seemed so much more plentiful then. Perhaps it was a child's eyes looking for the good stuff rather than the adult struggling so hard to take it all in and lose the goodies in the...

You are close. I use the word bridge loosely here. Speaking in the past if you will. I have something to share soon. g.

Yes, But the ties have only recently been placed. g.

Wharton Ave Bridge In which I just simply mess around with the kids. So on the waning sun, the whole lot of us, 3 chillun', 1 mangy cur , and a semi responsible adult, piled in the rusting remains of the S-10 for a ride to D/B hill A.K.A the Wharton Ave Bridge. It was fun. Some pics. We...

That is a very nice looking car there. Something about a nicely restored Beetle. They're cool little cars with a great history. Sounds like yours gets it too! g.

My dad had this rig on another motor. Very cool but man, a linkage nightmare and don't let anything be setup not just right. Pretty cool to see in action though. g.

G/M made both those model engine sizes. And yes, a big block Chevelle was offered and a much coveted car. Off the factory floor a frightening creature (and even with factory air!) * Sorry, saw Chris and Scott answered as well. I have only known a couple cars up close with the magic 4-2-7...

It's a bit long and you know me Bob. Suffice to say it's a mutt of sorts, a primary model of one year that is in QQ status, aftermarket mods and some other year's stuff thrown in 'cause I liked certain panels better. No where on it does it say "Corvette" stripped of all emblems and trim...

Had it 21 years now. Never did get around to putting a front plate on it. g.

Hmmmm, To get out of that maybe I could play a card like I started pointing you in the right direction with some of my observations, however, you earned it fair & square, with or without help. Everyone brainstormed it, but you were the one who dug in and found it! You the man! A drink on...

Dude I think you're in. That looks like it. Once the search switched from Pick-ups to trucks, you got it. g.

That's pretty darned good and the grille is great but check out the slight angle of the grille's outer edge on the woods truck. That and the front of your white one is more flattish, fleetside if you will. The red one is more flared. Your gosh darned close though! Look again at the squared...

I am now into the late...late 60's or 1970 model searches. That lack of fender flare intrigued me. It is a truck of a turning point year I think. Knowing my GMC & Chevy designs I can tell you a big, chunky, agressive grille that still provided some support was done in 1969. Ford lightened it up...