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Top 10 award from the Tri-5 Chevy western invasion at Famoso dragstrip in Bakersfield. Should be a article on hot rod magazine soon about the car. Here's the backdrop for the photoshoot.

January of 04 he posted. Next to @iceaxe is @xj4moab with @Bart old competition hood off Flo? Big red xj Brian Ramirez maybe?

I don't know when I'll get them in, not in a huge hurry, they also said they had a 6-8 month turn around right now. I'm still waiting to hear back from wheel vintiques as well, been trying to get my wheels made since February, they called a few weeks back and said they was hoping to start on...

Nah, I like 2 or the 2nd, the build is going much like dad's did in the early 70s, drawing inspiration and a sort of tribute to a car that has so much meaning to the family. My uncle originally painted and goldleafed that on his car, maybe if I can have him also involved in the art work on...

Naming my pickup "Fordy Stalker II" Here is dads Fordy in the 70's.

Getting a lot of hours into these art deco pieces for the front of my truck.

Car should be done next week yeah?

I insisted on using my gantry crane once.

Exactly 6 years ago, I need to get this ole girl back on the road, maybe after the pickup project, I think it needs a V8 and a 4 link, maybe some flat fender stuff?

Somewhere down in Moab once upon a time with some NAXJA.

Then here he is with the "Fordy Stalker" early 70s before I was born.

Those AMM guys are hardcore too, ever looked at their requirements? Here's my dad on one of their rides to rendezvous that took around 3 or 4 days.

Ha, nah, here's a video I found with him and Oliver for something the Orchestra of southern Utah made called "the Spanish trail suite". Equestrian was definitely one of his loves, along with being a lifelong member of the AMM.

Here is a little more random.... Zoot sims. I was told he was the inspiration for the sax playing muppet but I dunno if that is true, I married his brother's (Ray Sims) niece.

My father was an interesting Guy. Here he is teaching someone how to shoot a black powder rifle circa early 1980's.

Front bumper iron holes are filled in on both fenders, I'll be knocking down welds and cleaning up mostly the backside of the bumpers for a bit. Paperboard templates for the rear filler panels are made, we'll finish making those soon, should be last of the fabrication then we will tackle...

My project (next to the 56 HD flh) 7 years ago, about a year before I made the plunge to start the journey.

I only wear slip ons because I deal with massive amounts of metal shavings, I usually buy some that are a little tight at first but they usually break in. I average around probably 12-15 miles a day easy, still have yet to find the perfect boot for me, first pair I tried Georgia Loggers, nice...

Sand hollow a decade ago.