1st mistake was going to goodguys and expecting to find a stock truck, get a grip!
The Goodguys show is in town this weekend and I had a chance to go on a free ticket. Well at the gate the guy tells us these tickets are no good and you will have to pay if we want in. $15 and we are in, only 1/2 mile to go to get to the cars! There were lots more trucks this year, bad news is they were all chopped or trashed in one way or another. I can't believe what some people due to stuff! One had a 37 Chevy cab, f*rd fenders and grill, and some kind of homemade bed.
you act like they started out with a complete, restored truck!
guess you give no points for originallity!
A really nice '40 F*rd, had 4 small rectangle headlights from a late model car. Someone even made a convertable out of a '39 Chevy COE.
how do you know what he started with?
it may not've had a top.
And everyone had a small block Chevy, talk about follow the leader.
i don't blame 'em.
maybe they actually drive theirs and want to be able to get home without waiting for an oddball valve spring or something.
Most were really painted nice, but the designs were lacking taste.
(YOUR taste?)
There were some really nice cars as well, looks like old wagons are really in style along with big old Cady's, the bigger the better. I sure wish the big wheel and tire crazy would go away, and you really are a nobody if you don't have air-ride so it drops in the dirt when you park...
again, YOUR taste.
btw bags and semi wheels don't do it for me, either.
Joe the nobody.
