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It's taking shape real well.

Yes, French Lake and Windy Hill near New London.

Nice photography too.

That plate looks just right on your coupe.

One of my very close friends lost a leg from the knee down. He is back living an almost a totally normal life. Works full time as a building maintenance professional. Builds hot rods. But he didn't reroof his house this past summer. Keep your chin up and make the most of what life throws at you.

Unless the frame rail is directly below the down tube. I believe NHRA allows an incomplete weld around the top with specified additional bracing.

I've been retired for 28 years. Never a dull moment if you want it that way. On the other hand, as a person gets older a little idle time isn't a bad thing.

Easier to weld the cage with no roof.

You achieved a goal I'm still chasing. Making it roadworthy and trouble free so you can drive without worry.

New problem. The starter worked fine for 4 times. Now grinding and skipping.

Traditional hot rod fans are a lot like restorers.

Whole lot of traditional hot rods there.

I used Remflex gaskets once and thought they were very good. But not necessary for my application. I got the engine started today but no oil pressure on the gauge. Checked under the valve covers and looked like the rockers were oiling. Still unsure, I pulled the distributor and used a...

That RPU kinda, sorts resembles mine.

Welcome from the Land of 10,000 taxes. Your International should scoot.

Still putting it back together. Today the headers. I tripped across some Lexan in the attic of the garage. Scrounged enough to make all the windows. Which I did. The windshield was done a while ago.

Sorry for the loss of your trees. Remember, chain saw work and hauling logs is about the same as snow shoveling for us heart patients.

Crate, in the summer about 25-30 guys and up to 20 cars. In the winter 10-12 guys and zero cars. OFR, I'm on the case.

OFR, the pic above is Barbara Roufs. Famous hot rod girl. Probably the last warm night of the year foe us northerners. Some new cars showed up The Willys coupe has a 392 Hemi with a 671 huffer and real mag wheels.. The Willys sedan belongs to his son.

My sister has a winter mobile home in Venice. Suffered some exterior damage. Their tin shed is no longer on the property. Don's Rods (who used to be very active here) has a son in Bonita Springs. The apartment building where he lives/works has 4 feet of water in the basement parking garage.