The Ford Barn

BILL WZOREK · 01-01-2014, 06:51 AM

I hope everyone is still here and every one is well.
New Year ( so for me ) it's about starting on the 53 Mainline this year I have Most all parts & I am running out of excuses.
Except the lack of $$$$

But I don't see that changing in the for see able future !!!!

raceron1120 · 01-01-2014, 07:03 AM

Hoping a good New Year to all as well. 2014 marks my final year of my being gainfully employed before retiring in January 2015. Over 40 years working for Uncle Sugar is enough; it's time to go. . .

Work on our retirement home in northern Michigan continues, I hope to get the pole barn built in April, then on to the house additions and remodel.

The '47 Fordor still sits in the barn, awaiting its fate. Looks like if I redo it, it will get a driveline upgrade from the toast (cracked) flattie & 3 spd trans, to a 302/AOD so the wife can drive it. But, it may just end up as yard art at our retirement place, peeking its nose out the door of the old barn basement that sits at the back of the land.

Torchie · 01-01-2014, 10:54 AM

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[QUOTE=BILL WZOREK;794646]I hope everyone is still here and every one is well.
New Year ( so for me ) it's about starting on the 53 Mainline this year I have Most all parts & I am running out of excuses.
Except the lack of $$$$

But I don't see that changing in the for see able future !!!![/QUOTE

As a retired Chef/musician I have lost count of the NY Eve's that I have worked.
In my household we refer to it as "amateur night".
This year it was spent in the garage fixing a family members daily ride.
Looking to complete my 41 Ford project this year as it has been on the back burner for too long.
Torchie.

01-01-2014, 06:51 AM	#1
BILL WZOREK Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Florence Ma. Posts: 2,404	"NEW YEARS EVE" a young mans sport I hope everyone is still here and every one is well. New Year ( so for me ) it's about starting on the 53 Mainline this year I have Most all parts & I am running out of excuses. Except the lack of $$$$ But I don't see that changing in the for see able future !!!!

01-01-2014, 07:03 AM	#2
raceron1120 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Ellsworth Michigan Posts: 1,807	Re: "NEW YEARS EVE" a young mans sport Hoping a good New Year to all as well. 2014 marks my final year of my being gainfully employed before retiring in January 2015. Over 40 years working for Uncle Sugar is enough; it's time to go. . . Work on our retirement home in northern Michigan continues, I hope to get the pole barn built in April, then on to the house additions and remodel. The '47 Fordor still sits in the barn, awaiting its fate. Looks like if I redo it, it will get a driveline upgrade from the toast (cracked) flattie & 3 spd trans, to a 302/AOD so the wife can drive it. But, it may just end up as yard art at our retirement place, peeking its nose out the door of the old barn basement that sits at the back of the land.

01-01-2014, 10:54 AM	#3
Torchie Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Northern Mi. Posts: 355	Re: "NEW YEARS EVE" a young mans sport Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) [QUOTE=BILL WZOREK;794646]I hope everyone is still here and every one is well. New Year ( so for me ) it's about starting on the 53 Mainline this year I have Most all parts & I am running out of excuses. Except the lack of $$$$ But I don't see that changing in the for see able future !!!![/QUOTE As a retired Chef/musician I have lost count of the NY Eve's that I have worked. In my household we refer to it as "amateur night". This year it was spent in the garage fixing a family members daily ride. Looking to complete my 41 Ford project this year as it has been on the back burner for too long. Torchie.