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I ran a cat clean over, once.

Nice car. Sounds like my kind of drive. Tank up. Move out. I do more driving during the summer, but sometimes during the dry winter days. My heater make hell seem like the north pole.

Yeah, that's real nice. Damn, I really need to teach myself how to weld.

That is a rare bird indeed. Nice, though.

First thing I'd do is get that 383 back in there and use the 318 for a door stop, of course if that were my car. At least its not going to the derbies, right?

Oh well. Thought I was seeing something distinctive there. I have never seen that before on any fuselage dashboard. I was kind of envious. Now not so much.

Welcome. Holy ****, is that some sort of "print" design on the dashboard there? This is the very FIRST time I've ever seen that.

Got it. I had to go back and look at the pic more closely, I can see its an emblem. Just quickly looking at the front of the car it looks like a light bulb....I think its because I've never seen a car like this or maybe noticed what it was rather.

What function does that tiny yellow bulb in the middle of the grill serve?

Wow, coming along quite nicely there. Get another 'puter so we can get more updates,lol.

They are some tough pieces of work....I've had mine for a couple months now and I swear my 383 does shake one bit with these things, luv em!

Oh no you didn't just say that...lol.

Wow. Nice job, indeed. I wish I had the time to do something like this with.

I never saw the interior. Your car looks sinister just the way it is.

Was your car original green and black? I recall seeing a 300 out of the southeast for sale that was green and black on the outside...and I think it had the AAR style pipes coming out the sides.....I could be mistaken though.

I usually have my elderberries in cold milk

Great photos. First one is nice. Is that fog way off in the background?

A 66' 4spd 440 Wagon. That is most definitely cool.

That's a nice jig saw puzzle to have to put together if ya ask me. Oh, the agony, lol. Probably going to sound (and look) real nice when your finished.

Even though I had my FSM sitting on the fender beside me, I ALMOST forgot about that little detail when I installed new lifters a couple months ago...I noticed I had the rocker shafts position the wrong way before torquing them down. That little detail could have KO'd my motor, glad I caught it,lol.