Recent content by Farmer Wayne

Thanks! I was just in St Louis! I bought a 66 Corvette Coupe,Numbers matching 390 Hp 427. Drove it home to DeKalb. First 100 miles a blast,after that not so much! Kind of like strapping a big block and a steering wheel to a buckboard, and driving it. A great memory made!

Thank You' Montana!

Thank's for the input! Time to fire up the air compressor and wood stove! The old man and I have work to do! Stay Tunned!

Thank's! I'll keep your concept in mind, I have a way to go on the shell and body panels while all things are considered.

Thank's Man! Nice car!

Thank's Mr, Hardtop! You folks getting snow?

Thank's Man! What say, the Jersey Boys? Pro-Tour, Rest-Mod, Original?

Hey, Canada! Good to get some feedback from our friends up north! You' are a very wise car guy!, 4 of the biggest key's to success are right, place, right time, right crowd, And,right product. Thank's for the welcome!

Thank's Man! Glad to be aboard!

VERY NICE!!!, The guy is most certainly,not a quitter! WOW! 18 years. I say, Good Job!

Thank,s Man! Great forum! Cool Members!

Thanks! I'll do the sheet metal while pondering on how far to go,with mods. It's my nature to get carried away on projects like this. Already thinking about building a full tube chassis.

Green on Green w/black top

Thank's a bunch! My car build website should be online soon! Stay connected! To see what I do now,to make a living.. www.yourfoodfarmer.com

I'm with you on value, of original cars. I hope to live another 25 years to see the outcome,of the direction I take. I'm 64 years young now. I will use all the original driveline parts. As they are all matching. I will be replacing the entire floor pans,rear frame rails, and shock towers,as well...