'65 spinner wheel covers on this '64, but I'll allow it.

K

https://i.postimg.cc/vTBY3zLr/screenshot-10590.png

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It had been agreed that Frédéric Bartholdi would create the statue while the United States paid for the pedestal. Americans were a bit behindhand in offering donations, so Bartholdi sent along the arm and torch to help inspire contributions.

It took six years of benefit concerts, auctions, souvenir photos, and other mementos, but the full statue was finally dedicated on Liberty Island on October 28, 1886.

This is what my '70 SS was been built as. Vinyl top is long gone and holes filled in. Gutted, rolling shell when I got it. Don't plan to rebuild as built. No vinyl top and, most likely, Parchment interior.

Ah - much better.

K

It just occurred to me that I shouldn't throw stones, as I am a flagrant violator myself.

Dad put these '65 Rally I wheels on our '63 Lemans, and they are still on there today.

K

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----They look so good on the little bugger though!......Bill S

Lee, how are you feeling?

Run down. My breathing is fine. But any kind of effort like walking beats the crap out of me. LOL - still losing weight due to diminished appetite (NO complaints here). Losing 25 pounds would be a blessing for me.

I can drive with no problems because my body is stationary. So I drive to the store and my son does all the heavy lifting.

No effort required to be on the internet but a funny thing happens after like 10 minutes. My head gets heavy so I have to take a break.

Due to a screw up - I haven't seen a doctor since I left the hospital. Will see mine next week.

Thank you for asking BTW.

Hang in there buddy:headbang:

I have that happen, too - but as far as I know there is nothing wrong with me...

Hang in there, bud.

K

Prayers for your full recovery Lee.