post up your non-truck toys
07-01-2016, 10:05 PM
#3
I don't think I've ever seen pictures of your Camaro. got any better shots? I got a similar black 1st gen with a similar camera angle.
i'm new to revolvers. got my first in may. it's not a S&W but the wife insisted on a Ruger (she doesn't have another brand gun lol). my 5'3" wife handled 357 mag just fine
I want my next revolver to be a colt python...because walking dead 
i'm new to revolvers. got my first in may. it's not a S&W but the wife insisted on a Ruger (she doesn't have another brand gun lol). my 5'3" wife handled 357 mag just fine
I want my next revolver to be a colt python...because walking dead 
07-01-2016, 10:19 PM
#4
I don't really have any good pictures of it. The paint is pretty rough, but it'll be okay for now just to drive it for a while. I don't have a shop or garage anymore, so I do everything in the driveway. It's usually either too cold or too hot, or too windy. But here's an old pic from the day we brought it home (in Alaska).
And here's how she looked after driving to Wyoming.
The 350 in it is apparently a lot lighter than the factory iron headed 327, so the nose was sky high. Last month I cut 1 1/4 coil off the front springs. Looks better now. Still a long ways to go though.
And here's how she looked after driving to Wyoming.
The 350 in it is apparently a lot lighter than the factory iron headed 327, so the nose was sky high. Last month I cut 1 1/4 coil off the front springs. Looks better now. Still a long ways to go though.
07-01-2016, 10:29 PM
#6
iPhone pic I took just now. Sitting in my driveway.
Hurst Super Comp shifter, from a Chevelle. Got this all put together and adjusted last weekend.
Next up is dash and gauge wiring. The previous owner replaced the entire harness in the car, but quit when he got to the dash. I decided to replace his choice of AutoMeter Phantom gauges with some new electronic stuff from New Vintage USA.
The old stuff...
Hurst Super Comp shifter, from a Chevelle. Got this all put together and adjusted last weekend.
Next up is dash and gauge wiring. The previous owner replaced the entire harness in the car, but quit when he got to the dash. I decided to replace his choice of AutoMeter Phantom gauges with some new electronic stuff from New Vintage USA.
The old stuff...
07-02-2016, 11:06 AM
#8
Here's what I do the most these days. It's a do-everything boat. I hunt, fish (a lot) camp, and just ride a lot. I'm looking to start a little bow fishing later on in the summer. Gathering parts to build my light rail now. I put around 150hrs a year on it. More than some of you *******' trucks. 
07-02-2016, 11:17 AM
#9
give me a ring if you need a bowfishing partner. between my banged up knee and all this damn rain i havent been yet this year. went fishing a few weeks ago and the carp were rolling everywhere when the sun came up. i was wishing i had my bow instead of a fishing pole.
07-02-2016, 11:36 AM
#10
I'm tired of being somewhere fishing and watching 40-50lb gar rolling all around me and I can't do anything about it lol. I prefer to bowfish at night from what I can tell (so much cooler) so I'm gonna put some LED's around it and see what I can do. Trying to get good stuff but not invest a ton. My wife already said I need another hobby like a hole in my head. I tend to agree but whatever lol. I picked up an older Matthews bow from the pawn shop and am having it restrung now. I'll need a reel and such for it. Just undecided on what to get. I'm sure I'll hit up the San Jac and the Trinity rivers to fish/bowfish. I'll give you a ring.