Wow what a bunch of sleepy heads......real foggy and damp here which is perfect for a nice sleep in.......going to work in the shop today on a project.

Door latch is working perfect as I have taken it into Lincoln yesterday.....so far so good.......took me awhile but could do the next one in 30 mins.......

Safe journeys Tom.......enjoy your drive.......have a good day Guru's

Hidey-ho! I must be slipping, only made it to 9:25 today. A few chores to get done, but it should otherwise be a lazy day. Maybe I'll drive the Vette tomorrow, we'll see. I haven't done anything with the brakes yet, probably will wait until spring.

Have fun, everybody!

SUNNY & STICKY IN THE NATIONS THIS MORNING, HUMIDITY BACK UP AGAIN.

LIT OUT EARLY FOR A LONG DELAYED TRIP TO THE RIFLE RANGE. GOT THERE AND IT WAS CRAWLING WITH PEOPLE. TURNED AROUND AND CAME HOME. THE OLDER I GET THE LESS PATIENTS I HAVE, AND THE THINGS I WANTED TO DO WOULD HAVE INVOLVED GOING DOWN RANGE A LOT. A PIA FOR ME AND EVERYBODY ELSE. WEEK DAY MO' BETTA.

Had to run an errand, and I was behind a sweet '64 Chevelle SS - ahhhh, the smell of unburned hydrocarbons!

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I was leaving the house yesterday and across the street:

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Painted the 67's hood on Wednesday..........for the 3rd freekin' time.

Got the headlight buckets in for the final time, real P.I.A. due to the 1970's body shop screw-ups.

Headlight motors rebuilt and installed, wiring harness-meh, just hanging there.

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Ya nice Bill.....what did you do to the harness to restore it....?

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Way too much BUT a repo harness is $550+.

Every contact was removed from it's plastic housing and cleaned to bright metal with a wire wheel on a Dremil, housings were cleaned, any wires with splits (very few) were repaired and the entire harness was cleaned and rewrapped with harness tape.

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Hey guys.... LAZY??? I was up and packed and on the road before you guys posted. Made it home in good time, right at 6 hours. 372 miles on 12.2 gallons 30.4mpg not bad, especially when we had about a 15 mile run where I was at 90+. It's a long open road between Walsenburg and LaJunta (71 miles).

Unloaded the car and then got the wash equipment out and gave it a good bath and put her away, nice and comfy under the cover.

It was hot when we made the eastern Colorado plains, mid 90's and the same when we got home. Not looking forward to this week's heat they are predicting.

Glad you had a safe trip Tom.
Car is looking good Bill.

Was warm and humid today. Worked in the garage and started filling up the new cabinet spaces. I need to totally empty the tool boxes and put things back in a more organized manner.

Oh, yea, the 67 is looking good Bill.

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Indeed it is - a whole lotta TLC going on there.

Thanks Mike, sounds like your getting things done too.

Bill, is that a 60? Nice looking car.

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Yea, I'm pretty sure it is. First time I've seen it.