Motorheads...What ya building.

[RCCrawler]

I LOVE the farm plate!

Haha, thanks lucked out when I found that matched pair. Had to argue with the DMV and 4 levels of supervisors to be allowed to run it. The law states that you can run year of manufacture plates, bad thing is my truck is a 1961 one of 2 years in history that Colorado didn't actually make plates, they just issued stickers for the year that you put onto your 1960 plate, if you look close you can see my plate is correct.

And the fuzzy dice..

Haha, I got the truck from one of my best friends that passed away, he had those in there. I think once I get it running again I'm going to send them to another friend to put into his truck.

yeah RCCrawler.. love that truck. .always have..

Thanks.

Is anyone going to Carnage on Larimer or GoodGuys car show this year. i know The Glenn bar and grill, in Northglenn, is having their show this Sunday

I'm sure I'll be at Carnage as usual. My goal is to have the truck running to go to Goodguys, if it's not I'll be there in the Caddy.

That is one wicked crew cab.

Thanks.

That is a sweet ride!

Thanks.

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[QUOTE=RCCrawler;1603423]Haha, thanks lucked out when I found that matched pair. Had to argue with the DMV and 4 levels of supervisors to be allowed to run it. The law states that you can run year of manufacture plates, bad thing is my truck is a 1961 one of 2 years in history that Colorado didn't actually make plates, they just issued stickers for the year that you put onto your 1960 plate, if you look close you can see my plate is correct.

I just bought a 1966 CJ5, so what you are telling me is that if I find a 1966 manufacture plate for the jeep I am GTG. I just looked up the DMV and yup. Now my next question, is a Jeep CJ5 a truck or car?

[RCCrawler]

You have to have a matched pair from the year of manufacture, then you have to go to the main state dmv office and fill out the paperwork. You have to keep your issued plates in the vehicle, and you are only supposed to use the old ones for car shows and parades, but no one cares. I've been running them on my Cadillac for 7 years and no ones ever said a word.

[Dave_L]

Just added a Chevy to the stable this weekend. '72 Chevelle, potent 327 with a turbo 400 behind it. Picture makes it look better than it really is but it's a great little street car.

[blackford76]

'65 Mustang, building a 427 stroker for it. Currently building a '89 F150 for a bug out/hunting truck, My daughter is helping me finish her '92 Bronco off roader.

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66 Mustang (pile of body patch panels piling up ready to put on)
91 Ranger (Needs and engine and trans.)
81 toyota pickup (lowrider project. Dropped to the ground with air bags)
76 Honda CB360 (motorcycle project needs wiring help to get the coils wired up)
ETA:
Almost forgot. My 77 ford RV.