I agree, nothing shabby with being two sizes under Dolly. Thanks for the pictures.

Very nice. Should do the job nicely.

There's also the NRA Museum just off of Rt 66 about 15 miles out from DC.

I saw that in this morning's paper and had the same thought.

Such a sad story that happens all too often.

That brick kiln looks mighty hot.

Looks great Ed. Don't feel bad about the steering column. I got to do it twice also.

Welcome aboard.

I would follow her to Windfall Beach anytime just to get a sniff. BTW, that is me on the computer screen. Sorry I missed you at Winchester, I guess I was out looking at all the nice trucks. I was going to tell you in person how much I appreciate the POW.

Welcome aboard. That truck is certainly a worthy save.

Bobby J, I was able to find a pair of tie rod ends and am now back on the road.

Welcome aboard. I vote for a picture of the Willys also. I had one several years ago, really cool. Happy hunting for the right truck.

Great procession. Happy Anniversary.

Yes indeed, looks great!

They don't get much tighter than that.

Looks like a helluva good show. Thanks for the pictures.

That's a good looking combo.

Thanks for the pix. I hated to miss the show.

Texas size bumper sticker:

That's a sight to see. Thanks for the pictures.

Looks good Ed. All it takes is a little cooler weather.

Very nice addition.

Very nice.

I plan on going to Winchester at least one day, either Friday or Sat. I went to Somerset, VA today. It was mostly a steam and tractor show, lots of interesting things to see, but oh so hot.

Looks like a great show. Thanks for the pix.

17 hours ago, HarryS said:

I'm pretty sure it was medium prairie tan.

Classic Coat™ - 17063

It came out a little lighter than the color chip but not bad. Then SEM satin clear.

Correction, I found the empty can and it SEM Color Coat Sante Fe #15123.