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Agreed.? Mine was a restromod. Sold before I finished it. I still see he around town. Since, my '72 Chevelle sucked a piston. Hmmmm, seems like a build 454 is in the works. I have no issues with

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More pics On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 8:41 PM, m w<hp9@...> wrote: Nice pics. This is mine On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 8:32 PM, Benjamin Deasis<bens33ford@...> wrote: Yeah, let’s go!

Sounds like you spend your time upstairs after giving up on the tool search. Not bad!

that picture in the calendar is just so cool.? i have a '62 wagon which is pretty much original.? added seat belts for when my grands are on board and have a conversion for electronic ignition that

The recent photos posted get an award "compactness"- meaning small file sizes that don't soak up storage at groups.io. If you want to see an old picture from an email to the group, at groups.io- our

Classification: Public Whoh Whoh, my wagon was in the Kaiser Willys calendar for 2022, specifically December 2021. ? Todd 1950 Willys Wagon, Cream Soda. . .

I'm not getting lost but I'm not sure about some of my stuff. From August of 1986 until October of 2019 I knew where everything was in my 600 sq ft shop. Now I have more than 1500 sq ft of shop and

More like you, John. However, they could have picked a junker. Hope you are doing well and are not lost roaming around in that shop you have. Pruit

Nice Back pedal John! Scott ’53 Pickup Gilbert, MN Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2022 1:22 PM To: [email protected]; willyswagon230 <pavelb@...> Subject: Re: [WillysTech] Hot Rod

Since I stirred the pot between the modifiers and restorers I should add that as a modifier I cringed at seeing the truck cut into 4 pieces but also seeing the quality of work that shop does I'm

This is the point, Skip... what is reasonable in today's world. When I look at my own physical plant, it has been modified with new lenses, considerable tooth remediation, removal of appendix,

I may be the odd man out here, but I get the warm & fuzzies any time I see a Willys flat fender on the road, original or modified. Having said that, my 61 pickup is original, but then again maybe not

Nice pics. This is mine On Wed, Jan 26, 2022 at 8:32 PM, Benjamin Deasis<bens33ford@...> wrote: Yeah, let’s go! Just like the old days with Landon! The modifying monkeys versus the

Yeah, let’s go! Just like the old days with Landon! The modifying monkeys versus the stock purists. Come on people, let’s feed these flames!

If one is so goddamned talented that they can cut up a classic, why can't they just make their own POS from scratch? I will tell you why...because they are wreckers, not builders. Makes me

Awww come on. Tell me what you really think about it. John'56 Pickup TKER TOYGraham, Wash. On Mon, Jan 24, 2022 at 7:05 AM, Pruit Ginsberg via groups.io<pruitg@...> wrote: Sorry

Sorry John, what a FU. Pruit

Did any of you see the latest episode of Texas Metal. They took a beautifully restored 1960 pickup from North Dakota and stripped it to bare metal then cut the cab into 4 pieces. The plan is to widen

I severed the copper line in my original 46’ 2A temperature gauge and am searching for someone to repair/refill w/the gas inside the line.Anyone had a favorable experience w/a repair/restoration