Fun!

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 

First world project as we find from most classic car people, horse folks, and aviators. I wish I had the funds to have a ranch. Turning a profit for that would be difficult.  That's what the socialists don't get as most of them never started and kept open a business.  It's no cake walk. Making ends meet and taking care of those who work for you is a privilege and a curse.  I haven't had enough employers to know, but I've always been loyal and hard working. Maybe that's why I never really had to "look" for a job until now. WORK HARD like my parents taught us, DON'T THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN ANYBODY ELSE BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT. not.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 
New guy in our shop also does custom sheet metal (and art cars for burning man). He does a lot of pre-war stuff. It's all beautiful. I'm not sure if I can get pics, but you would love this stuff. 

1937 Peugeot 402 Darlmat Roadster

1938 Hispano Suiza Dubonnet H6C Xenia Coupe

 Lazy8 wrote:
 
Great. Thanks. I had work to do, but now I NEED to watch all of it.
c.

Why go half-assed when you could go fully-assed?

This was 7 years ago. Since then the project has only gained momentum; the two blokes shown have turned it into a truly stunning example of geeking out over automotive fabrication. If you've ever built anything or just appreciate craftsmanship you need to see this, all 30+ episodes.

1934 Voisin C27 Figoni Cabriolet

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 
You're gonna get wet when it rains. And your giddy laughter will get water up your nose.  

1938 Alfa Romeo 6C 2300B Mille Miglia Spyder

1935 Bugatti type 57 Grand Raid Roadster

1953 Kaiser Manhattan

1934 Packard V12 Speedster

 cc_rider wrote:
 
So?  

YOU MEAN HUNCHBACK VW

 haresfur wrote:
 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 
looks like a stretch Beatle 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 
Heh. I think I used to own one of those. It was dark red, about 2" long, came in a matchbox.

1935 Lancia Astura by Castagna