I like the strap, too.I keep flipping back and forth about adding one. Can’t decide. Maybe I’ll flip a coin….:?

I found some at my local Auto Zone, although I’m sure any DIY auto place has it.I used the larger (there are more than one kind) type that says its good for trucks and SUV’s.It has its own gluing, so I made sure all of the old trim was removed, so I could get a good adhesion.Also I drilled a very small hole and used a 1/8″ rivet to keep it in…[Read more]

They are from left to right: mine; a London Roadster, a 1970 Jaguar E-type, and last but CERTAINLY not least, a 1958 Jaguar XK, which won their best of class and also “nicest show-er” awards.

Thanks for the pics!Looks like the weather was as nice as the cars!Wish I could have made it, but Illinois is a little too far for a spur of the moment trip!Maybe NEXT year!

Congratulations!Leave it to the politicos to make our live just that much more challenging!But now you can cruise the Nevada sunsets!Have FUN!!!

VERY NICE!!I would love to find a banjo myself.I love the look and seem to be one of those who can’t see my gauges, either.Shows you what “thinking outside the box”, a little time and elbow grease can do!

I agree, you need A LOT of room for the lift even BEFORE you add the car.Plus, it seems to be the IMPERFECT height for working under your car.Think I’ll save my money…

Being a new kid in town myself, I would like to welcome you, too.This is a great site to visit!Everyone’s always happy to give their advice and encouragement.I drop in a couple of times a day, just to see what’s new.Post pics, too, so we can watch your progress!

FYI…The car had original VW pattern, four hole solid steel rims, with simulated spoke wheels.I HAVE been thinking about selling them since getting the new wheels, but have been too busy with other stuff.(Need to get off my behind…:lol:)I also need to figure out how to mount the new spare on the car. Seems the spare mount has two lugs, as…[Read more]

I take it you want pics sent to your email?I have one I think would be worth sending.

Thanks for your story!I’ve always liked the 1930-40 era cars.I thought the coachwork was so cool. Curves, smooth lines, and angles. Not slab sided and flat like new cars.I know they are not very aerodynamic, but very SEXY!My first cars were an MGBGT and Triumph Spitfire, so I have a history with British autos.Just couldn’t AFFORD an original TC,…[Read more]

Another place you can check for possibles is mgmagicclassicmotorparts.com, then search ‘wheels’.Even if you don’t find what you’re looking for right now, you’ll see lots of cool gear.:cool:They have TONS of stuff!They ship SUPER fast, too!

I left out the most important part!I was trying to add them thru the “Photo Gallery” area by clicking the “Send us a picture of your car. we’ll post
it here“. hyper link.

I’m having issues with sending pic’s being undelivered.Any suggestions would be super!Thanks to all!Here is what I’ve been sent:Your e-mail is being returned to you because there was a problem with
itsdelivery. The reason your mail is being returned to you is listed in
thesection labeled: ”

The delivery status notification errors

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Are there still badges available?I would definitely like one if there are.Thanks

ray102015-08-30 00:17:53

Paul

I just sent my two cents worth. Well at least the beer money went to something good this time. thanks Paul.  

Allen yes ,I put in a aluminum bar in door jam then
fiberglassed
it in. 😉
ray102015-07-26 19:10:21

allen here is a picture of the engine.

ray102015-07-23 22:27:05

John to see who is local to you we have a map ,

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