Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

Duke said:

So true but it seems there are a lot of new vehicles, cars included, that have factory headlights also with blinding intensity. 

P3PPY said:

In reply to JoeyM :

That is beautiful. I had no idea rebuilding a headlight cowl (or whatever you call the eyebrow) could be done like that

I've been running across some *really* talented metalshapers on Instagram lately.  Another guy worth watching is "craigthewelder"

In reply to Appleseed :

Is there a shot from 2 seconds later? Looks like he might come up just a little  short. If I was one of his friends watching either outcome would have been awesome. The outfit is icing on the cake. I still can't believe the way we dressed back in the 70s and that we actually went out in public dressed that way.

Appleseed said:

Hard men, there.

In reply to Floating Doc :

If they ain't got Pumpkin Spice I ain't interested.

stroker said:

In reply to Floating Doc :

If they ain't got Pumpkin Spice I ain't interested.

How does that even happen? 

My guess is that someone tried to lower the car by heating the springs

Have a nice Monday, kids.

Brett_Murphy said:

How does that even happen? 

I was replacing swaybar bushings on my MGB V-8 and while under the car noticed something strange. After jacking the car up, they looked even worse, so the front suspension was removed and this is what I found. I’ve seen idiots lower a car this way, but never to this extent. Anyway, this gave me a reason to replace every piece of rubber in the front end.

This is what it looked like with the special “lowered” springs installed. I never knew as it drove just fine. 

Ran when parked.