Posted by Mike in Mn. on December 16, 2012 at 17:37:19 from (74.37.53.37):
In Reply to: Your hobbies posted by 37Chief on December 16, 2012 at 17:02:21:
Years back I did 55 and 56 fords, lots of them, just couldn't get enough, both mechanical and body and paint. Then is was 70 to 72 chevells and el-caminos, then when they got to expensive and my boys were old enough to drive it was chevy 4x4 pickups and full size blazers, and throw in a late model wreck now and then so my wife always had a newer car to drive. I don't care for all that body and paint anymore so now its mainly tractors, still paint but not as fussy. Age creeping up on me, starting to sell off toys, Z-28 gone last year, 72 SS El Camino gone this year, don't miss them, still have a few to go. Old Army buddy said last time we got together in 2010, who's going to fix and restore all this old junk when were gone?? and he laughed, I just shook my head, we are two of a kind. I started doing 55 fords when I was 14 years old, have had a project of some kind going either in my dad's shop years ago and ever since in my shop. Completely rebuilding and changing my pulling tractor this winter.
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