Wow. Is that a one-off? How detailed? Any info on why they needed a third-sized scale replica?

love th e older Aston’s  Thx  Paul

 Andy, Welcome to the forum.Rick Drake is the Chevette guru for sure. He heads up a forum for Chevette owners and fans.Several of our members have been helped both with advice and parts. Looking forward to seeing pictures of your car.

Andy

tell him what you have and  he will send you in the right direction. he deals with chevette parts. 

Today my wife and i went out for a drive,Stoped at filling station filled it up with no corn juice gas.When i went in to pay i asked if they intended to always have real gas to which they said yes we will not switch. I was wondering .Will they have a choice? I put 93 octane in and was on my way.The car purred like a kitten  .Nex time i will put…[Read more]

Any man who crashed a Cad-Allard on the track and lived to tell the tale had enough luck in life. And good for us that he did.

Great slide show!

Al Moss probably did more for the preservation of the MG marque than any other person.  He’ll be missed.  If you love MG’s, you love Al Moss.  

jebarry2012-09-27 09:53:22

Paul -Thx fo r the good words..Pudge and Sally (on the floor board) add so much tobmy  driving fun!

Yeah, Schubie!The show has a rain date so if it’s more than a sprinkle it’s all off anyway.

Tex: nobody has ever looked anything but dashing in the Snoopy Hat, from Lindbergh to David McCampbell to Snoopy himself it is one unbroken chain of beefcake. 

The Snoopy Hat with a chin strap is the only thing that stays on my head. Even the Wind Sok the bikers wear, that are “guaranteed” not to blow off, is gone.

Sorry, no time left for me.

For you, Ed, quite possibly. On the other hand (or head, as it were), I look borderline goofy on a good day, and a Snoopy cap would push me into cartoonland for sure.

Just saw this – I guess for me it would depend on if we were to drive up on Saturday AM ( I have no vacation time left ) and the weather – I have no top on my ride and if they were calling for rain or really cold I would have to bow out. Let us see how it goes and I will run it by my wife and see if she already had plans for that weekend ( I would…[Read more]

Flat cap’s fine when the weather’s cooperative, but when you’re into the elements, and there’s frost on the pumpkins the Snoopy hat, complete with chin strap, is the way…[Read more]

Thread drift…

PMOSSBERG2012-09-26 09:20:07

I agree with gbidick after researching oils Brad penn is a good choice lots of it for sale on ebay. 

I’m looking in antique shops for a nice 50s style english driving cap.