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Yes, I was the youngest of 3 boys. We moved almost every summer. Dad was lifetime military. My oldest brother slept on the back seat, my middle brother slept in the footwell and sometimes got a burn from the seatbelt bolt, I slept in the rear window and had a sunburn on one side most of the trip!

This one also!

I don’t remember seeing many large American trucks in Europe.

I like the plugs idea. Mine was always open but was never out in the rain.

Paint them at the same time with the same gun of paint. They will match.

Then paint it on a stand at the same time.

Paint the hood and scoop separately so you don’t have dry or thin coverage under the scoop.

Nice, nice, nice car.

Mancini racing had them at one time.

Add an inside metal flange and bolt it on from the bottom inside like the original max wedge scoops were. My two cents? This one is metal made by a skilled A/C duct builder and sheet metal guy.

What is this lower left corner? Runs from bottom to almost window crank?

I don’t know if they have a red interior paint that matches you carpet. I did this with new black carpet for the same reason. I sprayed a healthy amount of paint (enamel) on the spot and while still wet worked it into the carpet on and around with a bristle brush. Nobody ever noticed, I had...

Is this a good witch or a bad witch?

The hard part of drawing cars. There are no straight lines. Great job.

Welcome from Oklahoma! Glad you’re here.

That’s a calendar pic if I ever saw one. Beautiful car. How many miles on it?

I will never sell my Fury! The Chevelle SS someday

My two cents. I have owned a two 68 Furys coverts, 68 383 Roadrunner. A 68 GTX, 70 V code A-34 Roadrunner, 70 GTX, 70 Coronet R/T A-34, 69 Daytona, A-33 V code Superbird many 63-64 Dodges and Plymouths. I have loved them all. …but this one is quiet, doesn’t rattle, doesn’t shake at high speeds...

ACC is fine but keep your original carpet to use some of the padding. ACC never has the thickness or special parts to fill in where it is floppy.

That looks great. How ya been Al? Will we see you around this summer?