old age

yeppers , it will stay with you untill you,r in a walker

 

There is a cure. I read about it on a site I found on Google. I was amazed at how simple it is and plan to try it when I finish my t Bucket.

It goes like so: First you

 

"Growing older is not an option, Growing up is" I refuse to grow up. Too much fun playing with our toys.

Trees

 

I have an addiction to old rusty metal, doesn't really matter what it is. I see old abandoned machinery and I wonder what stories it could tell.

I went shopping with the wife today and she drove so I was able to rubber neck without her yelling at me to watch the road. WE went down a stretch of recently opened road and the weeds were starting to thin out and back through the trees I saw the silhoutte of an early 50's Studebaker............ Damn right I'm going back!

 

I have been into hot rods since my childhood playing with HOT WHEELS !

Speaking of Hotwheels, I was at the store today and went in the toy section to see what they had for diecast. Well Hotwheels has reissued some of the 60's series. Original style wheels even. But of course, they're overpriced.

Lost half my collection playing in the mud as a kid. Gotta say, in spite of the price and them being reissued, it was nice seeing them brand new and all.

 

I too have the addiction, exactly as you describe it. I am constantly looking in the backs of peoples houses, in fields, tucked away in the tall weeds!! The only cure I know of is to keep building!!! Just an FYI for those looking for a project car, There is a guy that has many old cars trucks all makes and models and conditions. It's about 20 min north of Hattiesburg MS. in a little town called Seminary right on HWY 49 it is on the south bound lane side of 49. Next time I'm through there I'll try to get the phone number. But it's best just to take a road trip. NO!!! He will not sell parts off anything, he only sells them whole!! I asked, cause I wanted the front clip on a 54 MERC Monterey, DANG IT!! It was in near perfect shape too. Anyway Seeya Brian :thumbup:

 

I know where that is I have a brother inlaw stationed at hattiesburg ms. it's by petal Ms. worth checking out I better call him and have him run up and check it out for me

 

I , too , find myself with the sickness you describe. ( I work construction , too. ) It comes from deep within , so I figure God put it there. I can't leave nothin stock. Nothin'......

Even my guitars get custom paint and body mods. They're not perfect , but they are 1 of a kind !

 

I know where that is I have a brother inlaw stationed at hattiesburg ms. it's by petal Ms. worth checking out I better call him and have him run up and check it out for me

yup!!Just a hop skip and a jump for him!! bout an hour or so for me. Happy hunting. Brian

 

Count me in too as having THE disease. If there's a cure, please don't tell my wife what it is!

Antny

 

not a sickness a gift

When traveling, I almost always take back roads, looking for tin. I've even got the Mrs looking as we travel. I say "Look for old Fords, and everything else too"
If this is a "sickness" so be it!
Later
Duane lxiv

 

Wonder if there is a 12 step program for this???

I know there are "help" groups.....called car clubs. haha

What do you call a shrink that deals with automotive sickness.???