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You're being humble. That is commendable but in your case, I don't agree.

I'm doing both.

For your situation, with everything else you already know, a guess might be good enough.

Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer were outstanding back in the day.

Howdy I stopped putting my cars into carshows a long time ago. As most winner's were friends of the club running the shows. On the other side I have judged cars at shows, Mopars at the Strip in Vegas, and I believe that when done fairly the correct cars will win.

At judged shows I put a sign on the windshield “Do not judge. Give any potential points to car next to me, which is always nicer.

Sometimes it's a club voting for one of their members. I've seen it a time or two. One show I attended a car took a trophy and he wasn't even there until they started handing them out. All of a sudden there it was. He was from the sponsoring club putting on the show. I never attended that show...

I have a very solid and functional bench seat for a 64-65 b-body two door car. Ugly but perfect candidate to recover and use. Located in Springfield Mo. 150.00

My dash is out also. I’m going to make tabs so the retro sound speaker will work. I’ll post pictures next week for the next victim if it helps.

RMCHRGR here I am sure will be on tree tops, behind bushes and underneath car covers covering it all with his paparazzi camera in hand. LOL.

Shows without trophies are more fun to go to. Whole different atmosphere.

No, that's a local shuttle pick up towards the BIG RIGS idling further West.

Are there any of those 67's that came with a dash pad delete? Is the original dash straight? Don't want to seem like I'm spending your money, but I am thinking lean and mean.

The original design of the sender and shape of the tank were a mismatch made in heaven from Day One. These senders will never read accurately on the gauge no matter what and how much they are tweaked. The best a guy can do is get used to where the needle sits as to how much gas is left in the...

Some guys are trophy hunters. They want the trophy as validation for the hard work they have done to their car. I can understand that. The second show that I was at, other cars that I thought were not as nicely done as mine won 1st, 2nd and 3rd and I was shut out. It pissed me off. I found out...

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I bought a lot of that stuff from Joe Suchy, near Dalton, Georgia. Classic Industries also has stuff for these cars. They are a sponsor of this site, and they have a great free Mopar catalogue.

Is that the pick up for the show?

Buy the cab,buy the nose,buy the bed,then go back and buy the frame!

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