52 chevy gets some caps

i picked these up the other day to help out my 52 in the looks department. not sure if i will use them once its finished. we will see i guess.

Wheels for the truck

I recently had some wheels powder coated. they will be going on my 52 chevy truck with some 3'' whitewall bias ply tires and chrome baby moon hub caps

Doin work!

since i will not be running a front or rear bumper on the van i needed to come up with a plate mount for the rear. i bent up a simple box and welded it into the rear pan. you cant really see it in the picture but i also installed a flush mount plate light on the top inside the box. I HAVE NOT DONE ANY BODYWORK on this piece yet. i took my time and made sure not to warp the metal and make only quality welds.

new daily driver

just got rid of the  66 mustang. now i am driving this, a 1952 chevy 3/4 ton truck. i have new fenders/ a real bed for it. i just need to get time to take about 12'' out of the frame to fit the short bed.

Epic Fail

I broke my hand the other day playing football. i have been making due. I have even learned that i can still weld in a cast, it just took a bit of duct tape and a sock.

headlight

here is the headlight i will be using on the board track bike. not really sure where it came from.  Its a nice piece, it just needs a bit of repair.

is JJ HST?

after reading some more of Hunter S. Thompson's work it seems like maybe him  Jason Jessee shared allot more in common then most would first assume. maybe this is why each of them has made quite a name for themselves not only due to their work but their ability to live close to "the edge" where most are afraid to tread. Either way two pretty interesting dudes.
Jason Jessee

Hunter S. Thompson