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I drove to Fort Smith, Arkansas to visit our niece and her family for the 4th. I was not in my truck.
Here are two vehicles I passed and one that showed up at the party.
This is a 47 Ford. It has a custom frame and a coyote engine in it. He hasn't had it very long and there is still work to do on it.
He said he wasn't much of a car guy, so I didn't go into too many questions. On question I did ask was how he got into the car if the battery was dead. He showed me the hidden releases. Pretty cool.
He has led lights under the car that he can control with his phone.
I’m unable to drive or work on my own truck due to illness. My wife saved money to get my truck on the road and she even drives for me. I have the most amazing wife.
Took a little trip this weekend to the San Juan Chapter ATHS show in Aztec, NM. This year I trailered by morphodite roadster project behind my 49. Ran into a spot of rain on the way home today.
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