After 45 years tucked away silent in the shed, I've broken my '47s silence! Oh what a glorious sound. Living in a home w/a wife and 2 little girls, you can about imagine their inability to understand my excitment. For some reason I think they ascociate a guy with greasy hands, and a grin from ear to ear smelling of exhaust with insanity. Then, to top it all off, my truck is in the Feb. submissions page! I just had to share with you guys, because I know you can relate. (by the way, I think that 216 sounds just as good today as it probably did in 1960, it purrrrrrrs. I'm only guessing because I wasn't even around 'til 15 years later.)
Keith
That's awesome Keith. I know you're proud. Keep up the good work. I hope to breathe life back into my '41 also.