Sunday 'Top Trumps'

[JD001]

Originally Posted by RToyo86

Love the color too. The car was purple prior to him purchasing it. He was able to track down original color it left the factory with and had it repainted.

Great colour, the panel work looks fantastic.. diffcult to get right.

[Flarpswitch]

Second generation Mercury Montclair, black, year unknown. Aston Martin, sparkly tree-frog green. A friend spotted it a day before and told me that he saw a green Lambo or Maserati. After a while, they begin to look the same. A neighbor has a late model Lexus LC500 that I see almost daily in the hood. It is her second one; her husband has a Jeep.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by JD001

Nice colour, loving solid colours..

Beautiful. I've always wanted a '46 Suburban restomod.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Beautiful. I've always wanted a '46 Suburban restomod.

I know where you can get one. It too needs a little paint correction.

[blsfrs]

Originally Posted by JD001

Great colour, the panel work looks fantastic.. diffcult to get right.

Chevy/GMC called it Forest Green. I painted my restomodded Jeep that color because, when I was growing up, my dad always had green Chevys.

[JD001]

Originally Posted by blsfrs

Chevy/GMC called it Forest Green. I painted my restomodded Jeep that color because, when I was growing up, my dad always had green Chevys.

My wife is aways notices dark green colour cars.. she likes green.. will have to buy one in very dark shade to green.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by blsfrs

Chevy/GMC called it Forest Green. I painted my restomodded Jeep that color because, when I was growing up, my dad always had green Chevys.

I had two Buick 350 Gladiators years back. One I swapped in a 455 and an underdrive unit. That thing would go up a cliff.

I still have a NOS rhino chaser grill and badge from 1967. I had fun during my FSJ years.

[blsfrs]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

I had two Buick 350 Gladiators years back. One I swapped in a 455 and an underdrive unit. That thing would go up a cliff.

I still have a NOS rhino chaser grill and badge from 1967. I had fun during my FSJ years.

I kinda miss my fsj. This one was a 71 J4000. It had the amc 304 and a t18 4spd. I put a throttle body injection system on it and axles from a later model J20 which gave me front disc brakes (instead of press and pray drum) and power steering.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by blsfrs

I kinda miss my fsj. This one was a 71 J4000. It had the amc 304 and a t18 4spd. I put a throttle body injection system on it and axles from a later model J20 which gave me front disc brakes (instead of press and pray drum) and power steering.

I found the factory power steering and power brake units for both of mine. I had one fleet side and one step side. Step side had flat rear fenders. Here is the one on its way to Michigan when I sold it. Both had the T18. Both were Kaiser-Willys.

[Sapphireho]

Found this at The store yesterday.

[HKz]

You're welcome

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by HKz

You're welcome

I'll see your Prius and raise you one Smart...

[HKz]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I'll see your Prius and raise you one Smart...

Lol does make the Prius I saw look pretty tame

..but perhaps this civic takes the cake! I saw this awesome thing some time ago in tombstone az for yalls viewing pleasure

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by HKz

Lol does make the Prius I saw look pretty tame

..but perhaps this civic takes the cake! I saw this awesome thing some time ago in tombstone az for yalls viewing pleasure

Are my eyes deceiving me, or did they relocate the battery to the "bed"?