Awwww. HUGS! Great article and pics, and I LOVE it!!

Yeah. This is a great, great thing. Kamil you are an amazing writer and Hooniverse is an amazing site with great people. Good merge. And Good luck.

I'm with you. The entire reason I got rid of my Squareback (still kicking myself) was because the kid before me decided to "Hoodride" it...hacked off the bump stops and turned the height down on the beams - basically the car could only go in a straight line. TOTALLY sad. Ugh. I wanted to see if that oval was on bags...didn't have the energy to climb "under" it to look - under being a relative term of course. I find it completely impractical and stressful to the structure of the vehicle. But that's just me.

I'd be happy to take that off your hands. :)

Ok, ok I'll give you the surfboard. :)

Hey Martin, thanks so much - we must have gotten there a little bit late...guess the show wasn't so little after all. You guys really did an amazing job and I'm just sorry I didn't get there as the gates opened!

Yeah, especially when the rims cost 3k worth that...but still, a narrowed beam is still a beam, and drop spindles are still spindles. Putting a 56 on an IRS pan is still a bug pan...and the majority of the motors were original in CC to the era of the car...now my 65 with the 2332cc...THAT'S not so old school.

thanks y'all ... I'll get these posted today!

Don't let Schmo see you say that!

PICS!!!