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Yep!

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Took a ride up to Conway NH yesterday.  Couldn't take the 33 because of heavy rain and possible snow   Took these pics of the foliage up there.  Past peak but still some nice colors!

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 Also today with over 100 miles on my Roadster had stopped by my friends Excavating Shop/ Pin Striper Shop! Plus my friend Richie had some old hot rods and now his new toy 1947 Chris Craft inboard motor! He also lives on a local lake!

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I just bought a 41-46 Chevy truck, (not sure of the year exactly) for the sole purpose of yard art. I have always loved the look of an old abandoned car or truck in the woods, or out in a field, or next to a barn,...that has been there for as long as anyone could remember. One that is beyond repair, and not a restoration candidate, but something that has become part of the scenery, become part of nature if you will.

Well, I have such a piece. It's a cab mated to a late 70s chassis and engine, that was abandoned some time ago. Someone had the bright idea to try to turn it into a camper, so they cut off 90% of the rear cab panels, and roof. To look at it from the front, you might never even know it's been hacked up. I'm just looking to close it up some and along with looking for a rear cab and roof panel,..I also need a door glass. It's the passenger side but I believe they are interchangeable. I know I can get the glass new, but it wouldn't come with the frame around it. The door has no guts in it, so I'll be just permanently putting it in the up position, and even a cracked glass would be fine. There's no floor either, but I'll probably put in a sheet of plywood if I decide to do anything with that.  I'll post a few pics soon.

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Thought this might be of interest to some. (Sixball)

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1927-chevrolet-speedster-build.1208451/#post-13779178