Cleaning up the place a few years ago before race weekend.
Cleaning up the place a few years ago before race weekend.
WS6 at Malwart....OHY....the decals are actually well placed.....and no I didn't look inside.....so manual/auto?
In reply to 759NRNG :
Some things make you proud to be an American.
We received snow last night :0(
Quite a bit melted due to the sun. At least they don't use salt on the roads here!!
My brother is a meat cutter. A few years ago I helped put a portable butcher shop in the back of a 22 foot trailer, even hung an engine hoist off the back corner to suspend Bambi. Went to grind some meat yesterday and the guy has a very nice 1961 Corvette work bench. Sad.
Cruising in the crew cab. 
Love those cars!!
914Driver: You were not kidding about the Butcher Trailer! Nice container of meat and wait that's a mountable Bucks head! :0)
The person with the 'Vette could build a bench over top of it so the hood does not get used.
In reply to MyMiatas :
Related, I took this pic today in the parking lot of the Warwick Mall in RI:
(Must've been a 3-legged deer).
I thought of Goodfellas and the paw, foot, hoof scene.
No venison for this guy. Cow femur(??) is plenty tasty.
This thing is coming together.
Yeah, I planned this for artistic purpose. Yes, really. 
In reply to MyMiatas :
Mike called last night asking if I liked the 'Vette. "I like the cover". Guy is selling it in the spring, wife says no shoulder harness, no protection in a roll over, it's noisy and rides bad. Not safe for children.
Ma local NAPA sold and moved 3 miles away. Their new store is great! They could rent it out on weekends for weddings. This lift is clever, it comes with caster wheels so you can roll the rack around once you drop it away from the posts. They borrowed the King's car from the museum.
chandler said:
What if you're a boy not named Sue? Where are those instructions?
914Driver said:Love those cars!!
Likewise, I have a real soft spot for them. I'd daily a 230, or even a 194 with 3 on the tree
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