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A dang good idea!

That flv video player I mentioned works fine on even the oldest, slowest laptop.

Should impress the heck out of any judges!

John

Awe, it would be more for fellow car enthusiasts and spectators.

I don't care about judges, lol.



I'm 100% social mingler and visit/discuss/BS kind of guy at these shows, 0% competitive.

Laugh and joke, tell stories, listen to stories, learn how other people went about their projects and answer questions about mine.

I have zero interest in the whole trophy and awards stuff.

Maybe so, but that car is still going to collect a bunch of hardware when and if you show it.

HOLY CHIT MON! That is awesome.

Can't figure out how do download from Chrome so I hope it stays up there permanently.

Another +1 on the video.

Did you manually harvest the photos or is there some software that would do that for you?

If that's the case, bring a player and that magnificent video to the Maynard St. Burger King in
Williamsport on the first Saturday of July, August, September, or October. Helluva good drive in those nights, righteous rides, no judging, and great socializing. That car would garner major attention.

This thread and your bedding a Ruger M77 thread are exactly why this place is so great.

That video is AWESOME!! Great Job Deerwhacker!!!

The adventure of meep meep...

Great work chronicling a work of art by northern dave.

Somehow Dave, I think we'd get along perfectly! I like your perspective. I've got a fairly built 87 Fox-body Mustang that some have tried to get me to enter in shows and I have no interest whatsoever.

Outstanding!

Bob

I don't care what anyone says - I love the Fox body Stang.

Absolutely beautifully done...

Glad I looked up this thread , it was buried after my trip to Canook country.
Great video thanks !!!

I've been driving the "root beer float" as much as I can lately, today I took the bike to work though. Might have to clean the car tonight after work though. It's got some dust on it.

Happy Birthday, southern neighbour!

I'm trying to find an email addy for my cousin , a couple three decades ago he played around redoing a couple Dusters . I think he might enjoy the vid if it is ok to share with strangers north of our border that is .

Badassed is a better word. Your talent/skill is amazing. Well done, and thanks for sharing with us. Big fun.

No problem.



Thank you. I carted the fam up to the local drive in burger/ice cram stop with car hop window tray service, fun stuff. Parked next to a 65 ragtop mustang I didn't know we had in the area, nice couple. They went to leave and "click-grrrr" needed a jump. So the 2 hoods went up, we strung the cables and the red pony car was off into the sunset. (After the lady tried to slip me five bucks for the jump... "Oh gosh no put that away, have a nice night, hope we see you around."



Then we took off out of town to a farm area where my oldest boy is working fields with a tractor. We got there just in time to see the 3 tractors file in line and crawl out onto the pavement to head for the next job site up the road. Of course we had to do a couple of drive byes and give each tractor the "meep-meep" horn as we passed, everybody waving to the farmers who of course recognized the car and the fam. Then we kicked it down and rolled along home.

Fun evening.

Great video.

,...made me feel suitably impressed with all the labor involved.

I might mean mouth yankees here and there,..but I can't honestly question their industriousness.

That's a hell of a lot of work,..with great results.