crap! forgot the fulton sunvisor, the oem wheel trim rings, and the clip on wider mirror in the interior, the oem mopar backup light...... ... View more

blue plastic breezies, light hoodies and bug/snow deflector for my 47 plymouth.  also added the vacuum operated dash fan, and combination spotlight mirrors that clamp onto the doors and need no drilling to mount. mopar locking gas cap. mopar marked foglights. all items oem, or original 40', 50's items, no repops. ... View more

i have already learned how to use my American lathes (Atlas) and crappy chinese milling machine. now it is on to electroplating. thankfully nothing i work on has major amounts of plastic (dash knobs, that's all folks) no you do not become calmer and more patient as you age. you find that your patience for modern stupidity diminishes to zero as you have less life left to waste on it....... ... View more

my best was while walking past a 46 to 48 plymouth sedan, i spotted the hood ornament plastic insert in pristine condition laying on the package shelf. after scoring the parts i came for, presented my stuff to the yard owner, who oohed and awed over the insert and then told me $10 for everything..... not a salvage yard score, but at my local landfill on day and spotted a shiny glint in the mud. kicked the piece out and found a locking gas cap. after washing it off and researching it, discovered it was the correct Mopar marked cap for my 47 Plymouth. local locksmith keyed it for me..... ... View more

my rusty 1974 superior cadillac endloading hearse, complete with casket. ... View more