Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy October 26, 2014, 09:45:35 AM So here are the results from my trip to Texas this week. Had a blast with John, and got to shoot some classy builds in a great setting. Met some really great people too. I hope everyone enjoys the photos. For the record, 1950 Willys, and a 46 Chevy........ Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #1 – October 26, 2014, 10:38:19 AM That Willys is really sharp! Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #2 – October 26, 2014, 02:34:53 PM Those are great pics David!! It was really cool hanging out with you :D Glad you had a great time out here and hanging with my bosses and their families. Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #3 – October 26, 2014, 02:44:50 PM Quote from: 1BadBird;439766Those are great pics David!! It was really cool hanging out with you :D Glad you had a great time out here and hanging with my bosses and their families. The pleasure was mine, thanks for thinking of me for this project, i am glad everyone was happy and that we got to bond and spend some good times together. Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #4 – October 27, 2014, 12:28:34 PM Awesome! Love old trucks! Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #5 – October 27, 2014, 12:55:58 PM It was a no-brainer to have you come out and do this for the shop. Yes it was good times hanging with you. Hope you had a good return flight. :) Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #6 – October 27, 2014, 11:22:56 PM Quote from: 1BadBird;439804It was a no-brainer to have you come out and do this for the shop. Yes it was good times hanging with you. Hope you had a good return flight. :)All good, thanks....... i am having Texas withdrawal though! Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #7 – October 28, 2014, 08:38:02 PM Quote from: MY83T;439831....... i am having Texas withdrawal though!LOL you're too funny Texas withdrawal huh?? The guys are very very impressed with you're work. We went to lunch with their mom and step-dad and they told them that it wasn't just pictures, it was Art. Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #8 – October 29, 2014, 12:18:45 AM Quote from: 1BadBird;439859LOL you're too funny Texas withdrawal huh?? The guys are very very impressed with you're work. We went to lunch with their mom and step-dad and they told them that it wasn't just pictures, it was Art.wow, what a great compliment, so glad it all turned out well. Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #9 – October 29, 2014, 07:58:39 PM David--Thanks so much for the BEAUTIFUL pictures of my Willys. Mitch, Forrest and John did a great job on it! Thought you may be interested in a little history on it. My Dad bought it in 1958, 3 months before I was born. He daily drove it until parking it behind his house in 1976. It sat there until he passed away in 2009. Over the years the floors and fenders had rusted out and it was in pretty sad shape. I got it and parked it under a shed for a few years using it to store goat feed and hay. Finally decided to have it built in 2012. Mitch was a good friend and had just opened his restoration shop and I became one of his first big jobs. The frame was bent and rusted out in several places so we swapped in a modded '94 S-10 chassis and a '95 Z-28 aluminum headed LT1 engine/4L60E tranny. After hundreds of hours of work by the guys it turned out even better than I had hoped. I do think my Dad would be proud... Thanks again! --Robbie Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #10 – October 31, 2014, 09:13:31 PM Hey Robbie, welcome to the site. Hope you enjoy it here. Glad you like David's pictures. Quote Selected
Been quite busy is TEXAS...... picture heavy Reply #11 – October 31, 2014, 11:51:46 PM Quote from: slingshot;439899David--Thanks so much for the BEAUTIFUL pictures of my Willys. Mitch, Forrest and John did a great job on it! Thought you may be interested in a little history on it. My Dad bought it in 1958, 3 months before I was born. He daily drove it until parking it behind his house in 1976. It sat there until he passed away in 2009. Over the years the floors and fenders had rusted out and it was in pretty sad shape. I got it and parked it under a shed for a few years using it to store goat feed and hay. Finally decided to have it built in 2012. Mitch was a good friend and had just opened his restoration shop and I became one of his first big jobs. The frame was bent and rusted out in several places so we swapped in a modded '94 S-10 chassis and a '95 Z-28 aluminum headed LT1 engine/4L60E tranny. After hundreds of hours of work by the guys it turned out even better than I had hoped. I do think my Dad would be proud... Thanks again! --RobbieHi Robbie,Welcome to the forum, and thanks so much for the story and kind words about the photos. I am sorry i did not get to meet you while i was in Abilene. Quote Selected