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I almost threw up.

I'd love to build something like that to haul the quads on.

The kit was waiting for me when i got home from work tonight. I just glanced through the instruction booklet but the instructions look really easy to follow. Maybe it won't be as big a job as i thought.

Try these guys. A few of the members are from that area. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=5

I decided on the Rebel Wire 9+1 kit. I just ordered the wiring kit plus a finned aluminum 6 gauge dash panel.

I'm looking for a decently priced universal kit for my T-Bucket. Nothing fancy, an 8 circuit kit should cover it. There's about a zillion different kits out there. Some decently priced, some a little on the high side. What kits are you guys using and how good are the instructions and ease of...

My T-Bucket currently being rebuilt. The frame is powder coated 60% gloss black, paint will be either flat black or red oxide, aluminum tank will be replaced with a fuel cell, some type of pickup bed and the interior will be red. The Centerlines will be replaced with chrome smoothies with baby...

I think that pretty much says it all. Your Grandpa was a wise man. There's nothing like the support of a good woman. One of my biggest regrets in life is not following my dream to become a custom painter. I was young, fresh out of the Army with a wife and baby to support. I got locked into...

I got it back from the powder coater Tuesday. It's 60% gloss. A tad glossier than i wanted but i think it'll look good once i get it together. I worked on it a little bit today. I got the front end, rear suspension and brake lines mounted up. Now i just have to decided if the body will be flat...

The pics are to small to tell on the green one. But that truck is a rolling abortion.

That's what i decided on. It's at the powder coaters now. Hopefully it'll be ready tomorrow.

Anyone have any pics of '56 Chevies? Hot rod or rat rod i need some pics.

Call the IRS tax law line: 1-800-829-1040

Hell of a deal for four hundred bucks. For a cheapie lowering job just cut the front coils and use blocks in the rear.

Great job on saving that truck. After getting it in good mechanical i would slam it, prime it, put some wheels on it and drive it.

I like my 4x4's high and my street cars low.

That's why it "may" get painted sometime in the future. Someone also suggested red oxide instead of flat black. That might lool good against a simi gloss frame. I love these two:

It does have quit a bit of chrome. Way more than i actually wanted but i did a good deal on the car. The front suspension, rear hair pins, coil overs, firewall headlights and stands are all chromed. I'm thinking about redoing the firewall and headlights flat black. The headlight stands will be...

My T-Bucket is currently torn down for paint and upholstery. It'll be flat black for now but someday it might get painted (Hugger orange). Maybe. But nowhere during the near future. I bought this thing to cruise and haul the grand kids around in. Don't feel liking polishing paint or having a...

That's one bitchin' Lincoln.