I lost my keys to my grandpa’s car on top of a mountain while snowboarding. There was no way in hell that I’d ever find them. Luckily he had one of those magnet keys lodged in the gas cap. 

Hopefully you get the opportunity to buy it back someday. Fingers crossed that the person you sold it to takes good care of it. 

Hey man, the cool projects are out there. You just gotta keep looking. I’ve got my hands pretty full with this one. One thing I recommend to everybody is don’t buy any old car from the rust belt. It’s such a pain hunting for good steel to make repairs. I’m sure you’ll find something eventually and put all those skills…

That’s really impressive that you were able to do that on your own. The thought of pulling a motor on my own scares the hell out of me because I’d probably never be able to get it back together haha. Sounds like you built a pretty awesome sleeper. That’s a shame somebody wrecked it. 

Thanks! I’m stuck at work and the only photos I have are a few I used for my desktop background. Enjoy this nice view of the fins!

Rust In Peace

Thank you. This car has been really good to me. It definitely earned its keep and deserves to live on.

Absolutely love your car. I would cruise that everywhere. 

I’ve still got my first car, but I’ve only had it since 2006. My grandfather bought it new for my grandmother in 1964 and parked it around 1980 until I decided to fix it back up and I’ve been cruising it ever since. Not even remotely as long as the guy this Mr. Pitman, but if he can keep his going that long, I hope I…

Vroom-vroom!

Meanwhile...

60% of the time, it works every time.

This should go well. 

This is how I feel when I see off-roaders with a bunch of crap tacked to the roof making it super top-heavy when they could have thrown it in the back. But realistically, that bed is too small to hold anything substantial. 

Ah, I totally missed that he blew two tires out. Guy is shit out of luck. Good thing he kept that first aid kit to repair the tire lol. 

Look at that curb rub on his wheel. Almost guarantee he blew it out slamming into a curb.

Too dumb to find the actual spare and I’m almost positive this car has one. I just put a spare tire on my sister’s Mercedes SUV last year. It’s under the flippin’ trunk carpet ya jabroni.

Looks like they nailed a trailer hitch so I’m going to assume the brakes don’t work well. CP

I want the Maserati so I can park it by some shady docks so it appears some 80's Steven Seagal B movie villain is selling large bricks of cocaine. 

Looks like she’s wearing a trash bag while his right hand sticking out of his jacket makes it appear like he left his zipper down and the boys are hanging out.