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A little better shot.

Here's mine.

Yes, you are right it is the Burning Man Festival. The photos were sent to me by friends in Arizona that were there. They go every year and will be there again in August. Not my thing. Great art, Great feat! But don't get your feathers ruffled. Did you build this? Did you help? Or were you...

Now I know why there are no responses to this Post. Rustlover owns all the cars!:) Another great Mopar; a bubble back Cuda.

That Dart is SWEET! I have always been a big fan of early Mopar vehicles. My first car was a 1969 Roadrunner with a 383, automatic on the column and a front bench seat. Slam the gas pedal and watch the tires melt. Gas was also under a dollar a gallon.

East Coast? :confused:

Way too much free time on their hands. You think?:)

Ok, let's do all of New England. Stand up and be counted. Let's see your pride and joy! I Know your out there.

Opened my pool last weekend and hear a splash!:)

Here's a few.

The chop is 12"-13". The car was built by Ian Loska out of So. California. I believe he also built the cartoon 31' Pancake Coupe. The chop on my coupe was a little rough and was redone by Meldon Stultz from Ye Ole Chop Shoppe in Neptune N.J so we could put windows in it.

I don't have any current pictures. Here are a few earlier photos.

I'm a newbie from Southeastern Ma.. Went surfing, found this Web, think I'll stay awhile. I currently own a 27' T Coupe, my first hot rod. Though being a genuine gearhead, I have always had some type of performance vehicle in the garage. It's in the blood! :)