Vintage Thunderbird Club International

Looks like a freshly media blasted regulator and new motor - - sweet!

Thanks for the tip Dusty. I'm getting close to refurbishing my fronts after completing the rears.

'preciate it!

There are, it would seem, an infinite number of ways to pay "stupid tax". I am continually discovering new ones, but it always feels like a victory when I complete a project and manage to avoid that extra charge.

Steverino wrote:There are, it would seem, an infinite number of ways to pay "stupid tax". I am continually discovering new ones, but it always feels like a victory when I complete a project and manage to avoid that extra charge.

I just rationalize my "stupid tax" as "learning curve". Makes being stupid more enjoyable!

John

STATUS!!! PICS!!!! DEAR GOD I'M DYING HERE!! I reread this entire thread every few months and when I come back and it goes months without new car p0rn I start to panic!

How is the project coming along? Any updates?

/Ronny

We need updates, this is a good build thread, don't let it die! Dusty is VERY talented and his work inspires many of us. Happy New Years to Dusty and all TBird enthusiests!

Hi guys. Sorry for lack of posts. I will be back soon. Adding a 4 post lift to the shop and getting excited about being back in the shop. I have been retired since October and now have the time to play. See you soon!

Dusty

Just to show that I was not asleep this whole time. This is the other hobby. HAM Radio.

All is forgiven... (But keep us posted!)

Hey! That black convertible looks just like my old '61....but convertible! LOL!

Sweet radio setup!!!!

John

Wow that is a nice set up!

This is what happens when you are high on paint fumes.

I was thinking this might look good airbrushed low on the front fenders. See what I get for thinking?

I really like the look. Are you going to continue it down the fenders?

I had not thought of that. Thanks!