Hudson Valley Cruise

Ok, Lets start this thread with what you will be doing to your cars this winter. New project? Upgrading? Lets get some member enthusisam here. Its gonna be a long winter. I will be re-shooting the ol 29, A new set of coil overs for the rear and modifing the AC to hide it better. I will be re-doing the interior too to get some of the funk out...lol

I just finished doing a ground up resto on my 69 chevelle, took 31/2 yrs got it done in time for the Gunks show. This winter I will replace the intake with an aluminum that I just acquired, other than some polsh work it's done for now. Just waiting for Spring shows and cruise's.

Unfortunately, for me, the game in the future is called "down-sizing".  As much as I enjoy jumping into something different, with a different rumble, or a different feel, we all must come to the realization, that more aint better!    (this economy doesn't help either, with fuel and insurance costs )  The trouble is---which of my favorites to part with------Dear Santa ! hahahahahahaha 

still working on my vega..want to tell everyone that Rich at Captain Hooks did a great job for me..recommend him to all..lots of little things to do on my car but like others $$$$$ is a big thing..

Right now I'm dead in the water with my '68 Imperial conv. My job cutting my pay and my wife getting laid-off didn't help the Imperial restoration fund any. If I can, I'll put money away to get a replacement top since I rarely put the top up out of embarassment. It makes for cold rides home from time to time.

Vic is the best there is in machining. He has done a dozen or so engines for my shop. Chris` Machine Shop is the way to go. Cruise season is coming fast..Git er done!