So I put them up now as I just could not wait any longer.... Festoon lights, every shed should have some, WooHoo, Cheers
In 1969 dad rescued this 1928 Chevrolet (10,485 original miles) off a Gippsland farm, he then stored it for a further 41 yrs in his workshop. A few months before dad was suddenly diagnosed with "AML Leukemia" in May of 2010 we spoke about getting it out of the shed, dads said "We'll get it running but we're not painting it all fancy". Sadly this never happened as dad passed away after a 6 week battle on 14th June 2010, I owe dad this restoration so here is my story of "Monty" our 1928 Chevrolet.
Monday, January 23, 2012
I know I'm jumping the gun a little here!!
Look I just couldn't resist it, I had them all bundled up in my hands and I could not roll them up and store them away, out of sight in a cupboard somewhere never to be seen again until the correct time comes for their use which would signal the beginning of festivities and wild partying in the street, well maybe a cold beer or two under the carport.....And that time will be if all goes to plan at the end of this year when Monty passes a road worthy certificate and gets his registration papers.......
So I put them up now as I just could not wait any longer.... Festoon lights, every shed should have some, WooHoo, Cheers
So I put them up now as I just could not wait any longer.... Festoon lights, every shed should have some, WooHoo, Cheers
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Crazy kid, just make sure there is a can or two of burbon on ice, in case a city slicker may drop in on his way past.
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