[3 Deuce 64]

Ok guys now don't laugh to hard but I had to do it. backed the old girl out of the garage on her own power and took a run up and down the drive way a couple times. That fed my desire to get get her finished. My wife snapped this picture on me.

[GT182]

Looks good Don. You and Charles(OldGoat 67) should be neighbors and do the "Driveway Drags" together. LOL You both are at about at the same point of restoration.... but he has his doors on. Good luck and keep the photos coming.

Hope to see you at the PY Show the 21st.

[3 Deuce 64]

Hope to see you at the PY Show the 21st

I want to be there but I have two problems
I don't think this will be ready by then and it's the same weekend as our local clubs show and I'm the President but the key factor will be if the car is done . We have a Vice President that can run the show.

[GT182]

Crossing my fingers you get r done. And that's what a VP is for... when you have important stuff to do.

Actually you could move your show to PY's and make their's even bigger. And it would be a Cruise too. LOL

[Rich-Tripower]

Originally Posted by 3 Deuce 64

Ok guys now don't laugh to hard but I had to do it. backed the old girl out of the garage on her own power and took a run up and down the drive way a couple times. That fed my desire to get get her finished. My wife snapped this picture on me.

Hate to respond to such an old post, but I had a good smile at this photo. When i finally got my wagon running, I drove it around the neighborhood like this just a little bit.





Keep at it! The wagon above took 8 years, the coupe before that took 4 years the first time and 13 years the second time. The GTO took 23 years....