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Re: What's Your Opinion?
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Posted by Willy-N on July 19, 2003 at 21:51:45 from (216.64.163.213):
In Reply to: What's Your Opinion? posted by K-Mo on July 19, 2003 at 18:48:00:
I have been going to shows with my 48 Power Wagon I restored (did the work too!) get stuck in classes with guys who most have bought the Cars but act like the restored them. They even look down on mine because I painted it and it did not cost 15,000.00 to do? I have been to 5 so far and placed in every show. Got a few of those guys mad when I placed and they did not. The ones I go to are the public voting ones in small towns. Been told many times I like your truck because it dose not look like a store bought one. I also use mine as a daily driver and drive to them. So it gets dirty and I have to wash it at the car show to enter. I meet a lot of neat people at these shows. Don't even want to go to a regular show with judges looking at them it would take the fun out of it. Put to much work into removing every nut and bolt to clean and fix it up to have some judge say you used the wrong washer on the oil pan! Mark H.
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