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11-05-2008 03:03 PM #556
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Wow, J.R., now you can spread sand over half of Florida! PerleyToo old to work, Too poor to quit. 
My build thread. http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39457
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11-05-2008 04:33 PM #557
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All that beach sand and none to be used...........LOL
BradCSome days it's not even worth chewing thru the restraints !
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11-07-2008 04:40 AM #558
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Florida is already 98% sand, Perley, a little more spread around won't be noticed...
Brad & Firebird77 - If I had the automatic sifter that Firebird77 was talking about building, I could just dig a hole in the yard, sift the sand, do my blasting, and put the sand back in the hole. Wouldn't cost a penny...
OK. If you've been following this thread then you know that the old friend who punched the louvers in my hood sides wouldn't take payment for doing them. In an effort to partially repay the favor, I did this drawing of his roadster (actually a shortened touring car). In the foreground is the car as it appeared back in 1961 when I took a ride in it. In the background is how the car looks now...Jim
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11-07-2008 05:46 AM #559
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J.Robinson---Talented bugger, aint ya!!! Beautifull drawing. I've been drawing machinery all my life, and I couldn't freehand sketch a cat so that my grandkids could recognize it!! Very nice work.---BrianOld guy hot rodder
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11-07-2008 11:03 AM #560
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Very talented! Must be from teaching all your life!
Chalk board drawings...picture worth a thousand words...Good stuff!
I have a friend who won't accept payment for things like that too, so, I buy him a lot of lunches." 
"No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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11-07-2008 03:54 PM #561
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Good Lord Robinson! Is there anything you CAN"T do? I'll say again, you belong in magazines! Really truly nice!Too old to work, Too poor to quit.
My build thread. http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39457
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11-08-2008 05:39 PM #562
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JR
That art work is fantastic!
Looks like you're just as good at art as you are at fabrication!
Mike
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11-08-2008 07:08 PM #563
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You are a talented individual Mr. Robinson.I may not be good but I sure am slow
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11-08-2008 08:01 PM #564
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Great art!!!! geez, and I got to use a compass and ruler to draw stick people,,,,,,Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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11-08-2008 09:40 PM #565
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Ok.. this really gets my goat.
You are obviously one of those people whom can drop their parts in molten lead and pull them out gold plated.
Arright.. well vengence for spiteful people comes in various packages. here is mine: I curse you with another project!
assuming you accept the assignment...
I've had a thought of a T shirt design. Actually, a line of designs, sharing a common theme. The logo would be something akin to TIN GHOSTS or something similar. I think you have the talent to pull it out.
Real simply put: envision an old tin farm at night, with full moon. Add your favorite season of the year. Ok, so you got this old derilect piece of scrap iron, rusting away, bathed in silver moonlight. BUT... superimposed, shimmering in cobalt blue, a vision of what the bucket COULD be...
This is your mission, should you choose to accept it.
this tape will self-destruct in ten seconds..
Education is expensive. Keep that in mind, and you'll never be terribly upset when a project goes awry.
EG
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11-09-2008 08:21 AM #566
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That is a great drawing. The longer I look at it the more I appreciate it. So, you did this in your spare time? That can't be much time with everything you do.
Bill
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11-09-2008 04:38 PM #567
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Did you send it to your friend yet or are you going to make the frame as well............LOL
Nice art work
BradCSome days it's not even worth chewing thru the restraints !
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11-10-2008 11:50 AM #568
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That is amazing! And even more is the fact thats the car I am building now!Scott
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11-10-2008 02:46 PM #569
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I know this is my first post and I will do the introduction thing soon.....bbuuuuttttt.....I just had to say......
Mr. Robinson.....you have caused me two headaches for two days straight.....
Yesterday I started on the thread at page 1 and I just finished reading every page of the thread.....
GREAT work and I may have found a site I am comfortable with....
I have been on Dune Buggy sites the last couple years because I got burned out on the Hot Rod thing, so I just needed a change. My wife was diagnosed with cancer not to long ago and we had to sell one of our buggies, our T-Bucket, motorhome and my muffler shop tube bender to pay the bills AFTER insurance.
Well all is good now and she spotted a Bantam some years ago at a car show and wanted us to build one, I happened to find a body in a horse pasture about six years ago but it is in bad shape, so I put it off and did a few other cars instead....
I have since brought it into the shop and started on it and this thread gives me, not only ideas but inspiration to try and save it.
Great work....more then I can even comprehend......and enjoy the ride when it is done.
Darren
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11-10-2008 02:53 PM #570
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Also as a side note, since you like open wheeled Model A's....here is one the wife and I did about three years ago.......I won't jack your thread, but thought you might like this......
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