Warming up to the idea of starting the transmission swap and clutch re-fresh. Starting to get cold here in the driveway, but... Eh, who cares? 😆

That was less than a month... if anyone's counting. 😄

 

You did good! That Honda resurrection was done in record time! Great job!

 

Saw this in Daytona at the Turkey Run this weekend.........I have a 1957 Metropolitan........I've thought of doing something similar........but I have too many projects!

 

Someone had some serious vision before starting that project. Most would not even have given it a thought. Don't see a licence plate so can only assume it's not road registered.

 

In Florida you can register a skateboard with a Chevy v8 🤣

The Nash is an interesting project for sure😎


I had a few of my insane rides registered in California. One close to that madness was my 1960 MGA, small Block Chevy , Doug nash 5 speed, Ford 9 inch with a locker and 4:11s . There is a picture of it somewhere on this forum. That was not even my Odd Rod MGA . The high hat was over the windshield and sported a Blown small block with 2 660 Holleys later swapped out for Crower Fuel injection. 100% street legally registered.Also pictures lost somewhere on this forum ???

 

That is a cool ride! I can only dream of having the means to complete something like that. Impressively focused.

In my personal opinion... anything 1950's back is worth saving, if salvage-able. We are rolling quickly into 2026 now, that is a long time. All of it is more interesting than a Civic. 😆

I ran across across a '68-'72 Chevrolet C-10 with an enclosed rear. Didn't know they made that body. Looked like a bread van, no windows. It was in W.V. the guy said it was grandpa's and it stays. He did sell me a b2000 transmission, showing 168,xxx. Nice guy... thought my Blazer was a government vehicle. 😆

 

I have a 1967 GMC SWB truck that I have had for at least 46 years now.......it is parked, but I need to get it back on the road again......along with the 55 Chevy Belair 2DHT......one day!

Here are my "mechanics" looking the 55 over one night, years ago!