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[/COLOR] It's a good idea. A good thread title will certainly help those making searches.

I believe that you might have single-handedly just solved the universal problem of "herding cats". :beer:

I recognize that there might be multiple variables in answering the following. But what's the rule of thumb for the "freshness" date of tires: - Ten years from date of manufacture? - Twenty years from date of manufacture? - No single good answer (because of variables)?

That sounds pretty sweet. It'll just be a tiny drift: - Have you got a pic?

Okay. Now I get it. The logo wasn't making much sense to me before. But now that I see the NAME of your company, it all comes together. [thumbzup]

It must be steel, right? Nobody is making the tops (other then the soft tops), in anything else are they?

Here's some of the background story on the new state-of-the-art replicas that have been built. The vid isn't too long: https://youtu.be/Kg9Cgnf_0Cs

That's a nice looking hard-top. It doesn't look conventional. Some kind of plastic? Where did you get that?

What are the 4 gussets at the outside corners of the frame rear, stiffeners off some kind?

That will be 13 years from now. By that time you kind of wonder if ANYBODY will be driving cars (instead of them driving themselves). Remember house phones and land-lines? That was about 13 years ago that everyone had one, and the smart-phones were just coming out...

Your first post? Welcome from the Grand Old Commonwealth of Virginia.

Any idea of how old he was when he flew the raid? Some of our pilots throughout the war, and in both theaters were all of 18.

That's a fine looking group of ladies (and one fine young man, also) with some fine trucks. [thumbzup]

Are there any places to find a pic of those?

Subscribed. :beer:

You haven't hijacked anything, Tracer. This is just a conversation here and all contributions are appreciated. That Sumthin' Else IS something else! The North American P-51 is a beautiful airframe. And in flight, it's something to see. I count myself lucky to have seen them in the air once or...

Here's a short interview with one of the few pilots who flew combat in the 262's: - "...at this time it was better than any other aircraft in the world, no doubt I liked it!" https://youtu.be/jFsS6MrgWOM

Lordy, they sure did butcher that one up.

That is one monster crescent wrench. :3dAngus: