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jerry moss 01-25-2009 12:12 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
cool pics, i really like the "vice grip" shot. that camaro is really sweet too.

tdave00 01-25-2009 12:12 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
Cool pictures as always Asa. I need to take a trip to my grandads "junkyard" and take some pictures.

woodridge 01-25-2009 02:06 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
I love stories like that. I'd rat rod the truck and COPO the 65. And as usual, great pics.

BarryB 01-25-2009 02:41 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
Nice pics, I would go the S10 frame swap, easy and the parts are cheap and readily available. Plus you'll have the modern stuff, brakes and IFS.

dieselarmy13 01-25-2009 02:50 PM

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:drool:

R.L. 01-25-2009 03:07 PM

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Yelp everythings top notch, vice grips and I love the "vintage"No Bull S*** sticker.

71see10 01-25-2009 08:44 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
Great pics, Looks like some more projects!!!!

68chevy68 01-25-2009 09:15 PM

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I love those pictures! I wish you were here when I go on my rescue mission. I am going tomorrow to rescure a 1959 4 door chevy. I don't know if its an impala, biscayne or what. Great find, looks like you guys are going to have some fun..:metal:

see ten 01-25-2009 10:01 PM

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I'm glad you guys like em! I do my best to bring you guys something new every week. Some weeks just end up being better then others.:lol: I'm going to do all I can to keep my buds feet to the fire and workin on his new projects.

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project 67 sub 01-25-2009 10:28 PM

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wish i could have one of the grilles off the 67 or 68:lol:, they both look to be in way better shape than mine. but anyways great pics

texanidiot25 01-25-2009 10:45 PM

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seeten, do you have a dA site?

see ten 01-25-2009 11:10 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
Please forgive me....I don't know what a dA site is.

texanidiot25 01-25-2009 11:32 PM

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deviantart.com, a photography site. Sorta the OG of the photography site like Red Bubble and Flickr.

Mine is: http://texanidiot25.deviantart.com/

Figured since you do a good bit of photography that you may have had one. :)

scott's69 01-26-2009 09:10 AM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
Vise Grips!! That kills me!! LOL

72BlckButy 01-26-2009 02:30 PM

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Looks like a fun weekend!

eightbanger 01-26-2009 07:27 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
I always find it a little sad lookin at a guys stuff (a guy like us that is) who has passed, and we are able to look at his world just the way he left it, his place where he knew what everything was for and his tools layed out where he wanted them...it was all so important and valuable to him and now it's all just forgotten rusty old stuff hangin on walls and resting on shelves.

Sorry to bring a downer to the thread....nice pics as always see.
I'm off to slit my rists:lol:

see ten 01-26-2009 09:55 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
I guess I see your point in the sadness of thinking that someone who thought so much of their tools and possesions is gone.

But I also saw the happiness of the man who was able to recall memories and tell us stories about his grandpa and the tools and trucks. The excitement on his face seeing that truck getting loaded and then moved to his garage tells another story entirely. Makes me think that Pops memory is going to be around for years to come.

SOON2BLAZE 01-26-2009 10:04 PM

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Love the black and whites. In pic #2, mason jars and a CB? Gramps was runnin shine!:lol:

Scott Webster 01-26-2009 11:18 PM

Re: Saturday pics (1-24) Rescue mission!!
 
I envy you. Dude, when I go into places like that I have this light-headed feeling. The packrat in me would want to take everything but the weeds home. Everything nostalgic just looks cool on the walls. Old stuff like that is like gold to me. Thanks for sharing those pics and RIP to the good ol guy. I'm sure he's working on a cool ride wherever he is.

eightbanger 01-27-2009 05:25 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by see ten (Post 3109658)
I guess I see your point in the sadness of thinking that someone who thought so much of their tools and possesions is gone.

But I also saw the happiness of the man who was able to recall memories and tell us stories about his grandpa and the tools and trucks. The excitement on his face seeing that truck getting loaded and then moved to his garage tells another story entirely. Makes me think that Pops memory is going to be around for years to come.

Your right, just seeing the sad side in stuff these days...must be having another midlife.:lol:

scott's69 01-27-2009 09:13 PM

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Eightbanger has a point I did not see. I too had a great uncle and a grandfather who was very good mechanically. All their tools and stuff sat untouched for years. I was previledged to get there tools. Now looking back, I can see where I got my desire to "wrench" and to have excess amount of "stuff" to get my wrenching fix. I look back and think about the old skool ways and Im so glad I had family like that, and I truly wish I could have had a chance to be skooled in their ways. I have a great appreciation for the old days and the tools they used. The 69 I drive now is the truck I grew up in for almost forty years.


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