Melinda, where have you been all my life? Do you think if we go out on a date i could drive your car? Bob:Brow:
jeeeeezzzz..... shut off the computer, get cleaned up, and hit on someone at the bar. Every time she logs on with a question, half this board jumps on skychick, like my dog on the mailman's leg.:spank:
Well Rob can you blame us? Shes a cutie!! Honestly I wish I lived closer to her. Ive never seen a good looking girl that was near my age that was into cars. Ok Im done Im starting to sound like a stalker now. :laugh:
ou: Why Do I have to be Yankee up here in Pa........When Huston TX. is the Place to be!!!!! SkyV8 You have a Great car!.... and a great attitude with all of us WOLVES!!!!!! When I die I wanna come back as the Door handle on your car! p Thanks for showing US that Women Love a Good Car Also!
You guys are somthin' else.... I'm not skeered off by the compliments. My car needs work and most of ya'lls look better than mine. I got a quasi-website at www.myspace.com you can look me up by my email at Indigojade1@yahoo.com
V8 Buick is definitely the ONLINE TOOLBOX!! There's nothing to be ashamed of here. You guys crack me up. Although I am disapointed you guys haven't persuaded Melinda to post more pics of herself and that awesome sweet ride.:brow: I wish I had that car. Melinda, if you only knew how lucky you are to have a nice southern car. Everything North of the Mason-Dixon line is rusted junk. I've had to go to Virginia and I've sent a freind to Cali to get myself some nice rides. Up north there are dudes that will sell you "good" fenders with the bottoms rusted out. The shear lack of good parts is the reason why I'm out of A-bodies. I hope to get one again, but I'll have to save my money. In this hobby, it is cheaper to save and buy a nice ride than it is to buy a pile of junk and restore it. An engine swap is simple compared to body work. I've got a nice running 70 SF block for the day I land a GS. Keep it real. :TU:
Hey Melinda, long time, no hear. How's everything going? Ratroaster you're right when it comes to parts. Living in PA everything is rusted unless it's been garaged and never taken out during the winters. That's one of the reasons I bought my car from the other side of the country. If the car is from PA and it doesn't have rust, usually it's full of bondo. For cost-wise, it's better to find something that's already done than restoring it yourself, but the majority of the cost is from sheetmetal replacement. I've decided to invest all my money in my GS cause once it's done, it's done. I don't think I'll work on another project for quite awhile with how these prices keep escalating. If I had a woman and invested this much money in her as I did my car, she'd look like a rap star with the amount of "bling-bling" dangling over her.:laugh:
Hey, You guys are right about the cars here in the Northeast....Thats why when I found my Wildcat is such great condition body wise I did some research and found out that car was from the southwest The farthest back I can trace it so far is AZ. but I think it was a calif. car first! down the San diego way......If I lived in AZ...I would be looking under every sage brush I could too find cars! i would be out in the desert in the MIDWEST....... I would be a happy man! :3gears:
Hey im only 14 think i got a chance? :Brow: Anyone notice the dent in the hood of the guy taking a picture of himself? Its towards the upper left hand corner. Not to make it look bad. Rob _____________ 72 Riviera
Rusty I have my share of cancerous rust myself. The car was originally from Washington state and I dunno the whereabouts before then. Speaking of rust up north... well... down here near Galveston we have alot of salt near the coast and that will eat your car up too. It sucks when you are driving in the rain and turn a corner and the water from outside comes inside from the roof and the passengers get scared... actually it's kinda funny.... hahaha
Melinda, It's been a long time sinse you've posted. What's new with the car? Get your 455 yet? Hood still scortched? These things take a lot of time I know. I've owned my car a little over a year and I haven't made any progress on it to date. Although it has sat in storage for the most part, I still feel guilty I haven't made more progress. ~Aubrey
