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This is a great thread as I was thinking of asking the same question. Did anything ever happen with your project C1ph3r?

Way back in the '80s when I bought my first new car, an '86 Buick Grand National, I took it to college and when I walked into the dorm a kid looked out the window at it and said "Holy S**t". I thought that was pretty cool for some time so did my friends who heard it. (I guess I still do)

OK, figured out pics.

What do you know, it worked.

Thanks for the picture uploading instruction, this is a test. You should see a cigar box guitar I made, my motorcycle and my 36 Ford project.

Just re-introducing myself, I seem to have been off the site for a while. So hello again. Oh and how do I get a picture from my computer to show up here? I can put them on facebook or a ning site, but can't fiqure this one out.

Been away awhile, have not put any time into my '36 but I've built a bunch of these cigar box guitars,

Hey upstaters, looks good, I also dig the fat tires, that mini spare was throwing me off before. I'm not far from you and the other New Yorker, I'm just a bit south in Chatham

Check it out, you can build a guitar from a cigar box and a few sticks of wood, they even have a Rat Rod group free plans at www.cigarboxnation.com These are pretty cool and can sound good too I've built 2 myself. Just one more thing to get hooked on.

The silver car/ute in the back looks like a Holden Omega, nevr been to Australia but I have seen the road warrior many times.

Cool, I like new challenges. Have a good holiday.

My business is graphics for race cars mainly and some commercial vehicles and it is really in the tank, nobody is spending unless they have to and then they wait till the last minute. I fully agree with the above 'rant'. Barter is OK by me, I do it sometimes but I still need cash to pay the bills.

I live in an odd spot, we always get a few inches less than the towns around us. We got about 4" of wet heavy snow. Snowblowed it with my John Deere walk behind, vintage 80's.

Wecome from another upstater, those 35/36 Ford pickups seem popular today. I have a 36 coupe myself, love the 36's.

From your pics I would say it is a '35. The reason is the area at the bottom of the windshield post is slightly different between the two, your, '35 is more defined where it meets the body, the '36 flowed into the body with less of a hard edge if that makes any sense to you. Nice looking cab...

Good to see other upstaters here, get much snow last nite?

Seems like I read the term in HOT ROD magazine in the early 90's? Could be off a few. I don't care they're all hot rods to me, and I like em all, painted, not painted, primered, rusted, so long as you can drive it!. My dad had a '36 5 window coupe with a nearly new 8ba flathead he swapped into...

Its good to have a plan, the Olds could look bitchin', I hope thats an Olds engine up front.

Take the Ford, but try to get a couple bucks to for your driver Caddy if you can.