Rob Peters

My 70 350 2brl has the same setup. The wire going to the one on the passenger side has a clip for the wire on the valve cover. rob

That looks simply amazing Tony!! I bet the smile muscles in your face are getting sore. rob

Freaking Beautiful!!! Looks like Blue-Ice. Like a reflection off a pond. rob

in that shot, on my tablet, it almost looks Gun-metal Blue. I love colors that look so much different in different angles and different lights. rob

Tony, that is really coming out very nice. I couldn't tellmuch from the first picture todea but latter 5 pictures really look nice. Ya gotta love that Blue!!! rob

The Excitement Builds!! rob

Tony, that is GREAT news!!!! Everyone should have a friend like that. Hey Tony D, want to be my best friend? All joking aside, you are truly lucky to have a friend like this and I, like others can't wait to see the end results. rob

Looking good, that is a ton of work. Be sure to wear good eye protection. A true labor of love.. rob

We get the picture..... so to speak. Rob

Not a fun job Joe... Do you have it on a rotisserie or are you laying underneath it with a putty knife? Rob

Just a thought.... I like the off-setting colors of the body color and a vinyl roof gives you but hate the possible result of the rust taking hold underneath without the owner knowing. My car is an original two-tone painted car so I get the offsetting color look without the vinyl roof gives you without the hidden rust issues. Many people who stand there looking at my car assume it is a vinyl roof until I mention the two tone paint. Rob

Mike, thanks for the update on Davey!! Dave our thoughts but more importantly our prayers are with you. The news sounds more positive than expected. May God bless and look over you through your fight and recovery? rob

Perfect time of year to start those snowballs rolling rob

Yes, there is an extension from the inner fender to fill that void. Rob

The wheels are a good tip off as to whose it is Rob

The answer is on Facebook rvp

Some of you have noticed our friend Dave (AKA: CRAZY DAVEY) hasn't been on the boards much lately. With Dave's permission I am including a portion of an email I recieved yesterday. Please keep Dave in your thoughts and prayers during his fight to beat this. HANG IN THERE DAVE!!!! Rob Below is what Dave has said I can post: "Yep I'm headed into surgery next Thursday and if all goes well should be in the hospital 3 or 4 days. WE well just have to see what the pathology says afterward about my chances. It's a a very high risk cancer so I hope they get it all outta there. It'll be a few weeks before I'm back on my feet, they have to really open me up. Anyway with good friends like you I'm counting on the power of prayer like always so I very much appreciate yours. " Dave

If you use Moth Balls what I would do is either leave them in the box and punch holes in the box or put them into some kind of container so they don't come in direct contact with the interior. I used drier sheets in my Model A (Mohair interior) and still got mice. If you are going to use traps I would make sure you check them regularly.... maybe if you used the tacky strips that you don't have to reset. I store my Monte in an away from home storage garage and did not use anything and had no issues. Rob

No, me signing my posts is nothing new, I have always signed my posts either Rob, rob, RVP or rvp. some here even used to refer to me as RVP rob

If I remember correctly they were both used. rvp

Just a note here. The full halo is not an indication of a 70 being an early, mid or late year build. The lack of a full halo trim is more an indication of a plant that ran out of the 1970 trim and just started using the 71 trim they had for the new production year. Mine is a very late year build (June 1970) with a full halo two-tone. (Mine is a Baltimore built car) rob

BEAUTIFUL!!! rob

Great information, thanks for sharing it. Rob

Great Score Larry. I take it this one is also NOS, if not it is in amazing condition. rob

I bet you are so excited you could almost wet yourself rob