This is what I like to drive when I', not driving the King Ranch, it's not anything like a 1936 Rolls Royce Limo but it's a lot of fun to drive.

I spent 12 years and a bunch of money doing a complete pan off restoration. I get a lot of stares driving it around the Dallas area, I guess because you don't see many of them on the road any more.


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Those of you who post photos here all the time tell me what I did wrong, all I could get was a thumb nail photo to come up in my gallery link. I'm sure I followed all the instructions.

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sweet, i have 4 old air cooleds and i'm waiting to get the kranch when the budget and wife permits. no, they are not a 36 RR but then what is, they are still fun especially the vw thing!

 

You have to get to your gallery and enlarge the pic...then copy the properties into your post here as an image

 

Thank you Logical, I appreciate you enlarging the photo so all the folks can get a good look at the car.

This project is my pride and joy, I spent countless hours working on it, almost every weekend for 4 years, then it got pushed to the corner of the garage for several years. I finally finished it last summer, 12 years after starting the restoration.

The engine is a 1776 Fuel Injection, which I built my self and I did the painting in my garage--a big mistake because of the over spray and fumes in the house--didn't make the little woman very happy.

I also have a 1974 VW Beetle Beater that I drive to work every day to save paying a big part of my paycheck to the Arabs. I would rather drive the King Ranch but 12 MPG vs 30 MPG is a no brainer

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