My other trucks, past and present;

[foolonthehill]

O.K., last bit for tonight. one&two.jpgDuster Burnout-1.jpg
For the "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away" file, The two cars are our early race cars (I'm really old!). That's me with the max wedge on the ground, and my older brother's Hilborn injected altered wheelbase Plymouth on the trailer. Our Dad didn't want us hot rodding on the street when we were teenagers, so he took us to the track, tuned our cars, etc. My brother and I never did street race, ever.
Lastly: the last days of the glory years, before the rules were changed so only Chevies could win. My brother doing a burnout in his Pro Stock Hemi Duster. (sigh) I do miss the good 'ol days! ('course, my bike was a lot faster than that hemi!)
I'm just a guy, no advanced education or anything, but I believed I could do the things I always wanted to do. Sometimes, I didn't set good enough goals, or high enough standards. The only thing youhave to remember is 1) never stop working hard, and 2) never, ever, never ever: give up....
Good night!

[l.k.]

all the bikes are nice..the drag bagger is very cool. And i must say old is not bad. it is experience, wisdom, knowledge, courage, and so many other important things necessary to be successful and happy and many other things involved in a great life with fun along the way..

this coming from a 26 year old....who never gives up and works hard at everything
very interesting life.

[l.k.]

oh and what type of business do you have....work do you do....

im gonna start a new thread on this for everyone soon..

thanks.

[4doorciv]

Very impressive collection you have aquired over the years. No person is really old when their still young at heart. Also I can see how well you work with carbon fibre. It's one of thoughs things that's the rage in the import world. If you continue to mold hoods and maybe other misc body parts as well as minor interior parts I'm sure you will always have business.

[crvtec90]

I love those early A body mopars! Ive been working on a 66 dart convertible. You gotta check out forabodiesonly.com.

[foolonthehill]

Yes, I go to that site occasionally. It's pretty good. Lotsa good info.
I just gave up my Dart's slot at the chassis shop so my brother could move his Scamp project up a bit, and I'll take my Dart in when his is done.

[Rickdees]

I like your taste in vehicles and you are a very talented man, no doubt about it. I enjoyed the read and the words of wisdom.

The only thing you have to remember is 1) never stop working hard, and 2) never, ever, never ever: give up....