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My buddy Johan Amy's ride at the historic Boca Raton train station a couple of weeks ago

 

Arnold Birner

 

Who needs a gym when you can use an Exner Mopar (pic by Ronnie Dothan). Israel, many years ago.

 

That 'doll' looks like Ruby Rottencrotch.

 

Your photo made me smile. To me, that's the way hotrods are supposed to be owned. I have a 1960 FB Holden sedan that gets used the same way.

Cheers,
Harv

 

I'll see your FED, and raise you one:



Short block in, but head only mocked up for now. 1948-vintage inline 6 powered

Cheers,
Harv

 

My son taking my dad for a ride in my coupster. I'm now older than my dad was in this picture.

 

That's a great pic of Bill! After just getting home from a visitation for a true gearhead legend, friend and a helluva guy from my hometown, I can't help but think about all the great friends I've made over the decades in this hobby. I'm not only smiling, I'm also...I'll let your collective minds fill in the blanks.

 

The ole shruken head...

 

These two always make me smile. When I blew the 301” in my orange 3W, I pulled the 294” out of my “A” and stuck it in the 3W. These helpers are now 46 and 41 years old:

 

The headlights off that car are on my Vicky ... thank you Ted.

 

My 15 year old son with his first car. He's 50 now and still has the car. Makes me smile when I think of trying to talk his mom into letting him pay the $300 for the car.

 

My buddy's 32 and my 57 at a local watering hole.

 

I smile when I realize we both managed to finish our builds before retirement.


-Dave

 

my 49 in 1990. I was 21.

 

Waiting to make a run the first time I actually ran a car at Bonneville.

 

Grandsons first ride in my Flathead Fed and his reaction