old guy

Nope.......just wrapped the empty plugs in plastic to prevent water getting in. I also bought gutter leaf guard at the big box store, (it's steel dipped in plastic, still looks good after years) to dress the empty holes. ( Cut to shape, and Installed from behind the facia with JB Weld. )

No competition & someone has to be the first

If you find the right person there, you'll be looking for a transfer :yum:

No competition & someone has to be the first

Sounds like a lot of our first cars were anything we could get our hands on, my first was my grandfather's 67 Olds. 88 for $500 . Unlike today's kids, they wouldn't be caught driving in anything of...

Sounds like a lot of our first cars were anything we could get our hands on, my first was my grandfather's 67 Olds. 88 for $500 . Unlike today's kids, they wouldn't be caught driving in anything of...

Always have to pee and eat :bowrofl:

Always have to pee and eat :bowrofl:

Still looks like a lot of fun !!

Sounds like a lot of our first cars were anything we could get our hands on, my first was my grandfather's 67 Olds. 88 for $500 . Unlike today's kids, they wouldn't be caught driving in anything of...

Always have to pee and eat :bowrofl:

One of my favorites

Classic 70/80s, tach w/ hose clamp & Crome air cleaner. :tup:

Dang Rusty, you have a great memory !!

My first new car was a 77 Trans am $7800 +tax Red w/ white leather, bird delete.......never did like the bird :icon14: Did get the hook up though, the girl I was dating father owned the Pontiac...

My T/A had the Pontiac 6.6 ( not the Oldsmobile ) rated at a pitiful 190hp. It was a lot of fun over 100mph the ground effects and spoiler sucked that baby to the ground and it felt incredibly stable...