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Hey guys, I just wanted to take a moment to recognize the passing of a Rusty Bowtie member. My long-time friend of over 40 years, Marwyn, passed away suddenly on Tuesday from complications following cancer surgery. He was a Bowtie member that used the name "Chop36". He never posted anything, but joined the group at my invitation and did follow conversations/posts. He is a big part of why and how I got into rodding. I bought three cars from him over the years, the last one being my '32 Chevy, about 8 years ago. He loved to break my stones, but he was a softy deep down with a heart of gold. He was a member of the Philadelphia Modifiers Car Club. He always invited me and my family to their functions, picnics, drags. He was like a big brother to me. I feel terrible for his family, and he will be incredibly missed.

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Link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/202288574353?ul_noapp=true

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Okay fellas I have a small issue.  I have decided to swap out the headlights on my '35 standard, but I am having a small issue with the headlight nut.  When I built the car I purchased new stanchions (headlight bars) to mount ford headlights on the car, but now I want to run a set of Chevy truck headlights. 

When I dug up the old original headlights for the car one of the stanchions was still attached to the bucket.  Of course the acorn nut is rusted solid.  After a day or two of soaking it in PB blaster I tried to loosen the nut with no luck.  The carriage bolt is just spinning in the bucket and the head of the bolt is not accessible.  I have tried wedging a pry bar in between the bucket and stanchion and hitting it with an impact with no luck.  I am to the point now were I need to drill our the factory rivets on the bottom of the buck or cut off the acorn nut.  I wanted to check here first to see if anyone has any tricks before I start drilling and/or cutting.  If anyone has any suggestions it would be appreciate it.  Thanks!

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Came home from work and this is recording.
Vegas 4-wide. Hell yeah !!!
They are having a hard time keeping the cameras from vibrating near the start cause it's SO LOUD.

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Don't remember seeing one of these...Nova... yes...Camaro...no


https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/junkyard-gem-1984-chevrolet-camaro-180000262.html