It will be at Pima Community College and it's to support the Explorer Scout program. Let me find the flyer and I'll post the info.
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Moby's On His Way!
- Thread starter Laurie S.
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Mr_B
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I like Magnums on these cars.
guruatbol
Always on vacation!
Laurie, these big ones have large wheel wells in rear. I can't remember what I put on the rear of the Boss, but I remember it was big. I also remember rubbing every time the air shock lines broke. Heck it was the early 80s....
That does look like fun. I am green with envy! So many cool cars and so little cash! Oh, if you run out of room I am starting a Mustang boarding home for real cool Mustangs that need exercise and TLC. :lol :lol :lol
Mel
That does look like fun. I am green with envy! So many cool cars and so little cash! Oh, if you run out of room I am starting a Mustang boarding home for real cool Mustangs that need exercise and TLC. :lol :lol :lol
Mel
The show is the Custom Car Show on November 6th, 9 am to 3 pm on the Pima Community College West campus, 2202 West Anklam Road. It's a $10 entry fee. I can e-mail a pdf of the flyer and entry form to anyone who wants one.
Will Trouble ever get on the road now tht your attention is on the NEW stable mate.....pooor Trouble. :shy :shy :shy
Oh yes, my focus is still on finishing Trouble. My goal is to get it to Joyce's MCA National show in 2012, and perhaps one or two more that year.
Moby will be a driver and I'll work on the car when I have time. If things work out here, I won't be the one painting it. I'll do the detailing and cleaning and will get the parts for it to make it right. It's one that I want to be able to drive to a show like Knott's or up to Albuquerque. Once I get that trailer backed in next to the house, I don't want to have to pull it out unless I absolutely have to do it.
Moby will be a driver and I'll work on the car when I have time. If things work out here, I won't be the one painting it. I'll do the detailing and cleaning and will get the parts for it to make it right. It's one that I want to be able to drive to a show like Knott's or up to Albuquerque. Once I get that trailer backed in next to the house, I don't want to have to pull it out unless I absolutely have to do it.