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I'm doin' good Dave.

Vader on the Tater?

When I first started going to a lot of shows I quickly learned about the trophy hunters. This was at participant judged shows and they were the guys who mostly stayed around their cars talking to anybody who stopped to look how great their car was. Well, at a mixed make show I was walking...

I don't think they have anything to worry about.

oh no! if she catches it, it will have hooman slobber on it. I won't catch that again.

Remember it? I still have it, 70+ yrs later!

There is a gentleman who's a member of the Plymouth owners club with a 1953 Plymouth that he and his wife have driven from either Oregon or Washington across country several times. IIRC one trip they also went to Maine, so completely across country. He did have problems along the way but he...

mimicking real life!

Agreed, I see it too around here. And it doesn't make a difference what brand car it is, there are idiots in all of them.

I had a '79 Dodge Colt I bought new. It was a decent car. The only problem I had was the carb float went bad and was letting in too much gas.

Tim needs a free hand to make the changes needed to turn things around. Unless Stellantis gets it head out of it's butt and realizes that this market is not the same as Europe them nothing will change.

What?! This isn't the service drive in area?

WTF, is Tonka toys building real, and I use that term loosely, trucks now?

Get it cleaned up and keep it on there. It's part of the car's history, especially if that dealer is closed.

Looks to me like they wanted half of everything, and got it!

My first classic car was a '41 Plymouth Deluxe 4 dr. and still one of my favorite year Plymouths. I always wanted a '41 Plymouth pickup. BTW they were made from '37 to '41

Depends on the neighborhood.

Thanks Dave.

Some of these things are getting pretty sour!

What? with all these add-ons they were pushing and none of them mentioned blinker fluid?