Grand National Roadster Show

Ken, I'm sure everyone on here will agree, your builds and your posts are both done extremely well. Every time you would post something that you did on your truck it was exciting to see. The level of fabrication skills on these cars is really top notch..........I just wish you had done lots more of these. :)

I've saved this picture since you originally posted it because of it being such an example of how neat something like a frame and running gear can turn out with a little thought and lots of attention to detail. It is one of those cars that you could look at for hours and still be finding new details.

BTW, did you take your Grandson to the show? If so, I bet he loved it. Maybe your display next year should include his mini roadster. :cool:

Don

Don,
Thanks, you have motivated me on this site numerous times, I threw stuff away because of people like you and others. This site has made me a better builder.
Matthew went everyday, I had to leave the show, drive home and pick him up and take him out there Thursday and Friday. Believe me I didn't mind.
He has driven his car everyday since, this was yesterday with one of his little friends from school.
It's really neat to listen to him, he wants to so something to it but doesn't know what he wants to do, so he waxes it again.
Ken

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Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

My mailbox overfloweth...............here's some more.................

http://www.pbase.com/xl1ken/gnrs081&view=slideshow

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Bob;nice slide show and thanks for the comments.I am leaning toward driving the car and enjoying it come what may.

Dave;I wish I was not so possesive,but having waited so long to build another car and it turning out so well,it's going to be a keeper.I know once I start driving it it will lose some value,but I'll get over that (I Hope).

Hehe. Ken, that picture is CLASSIC !!! :LOL: :LOL: Just what hot rods were made to do, take a pretty girl and go riding. :)

It has become my new screen saver.

Don