One of the most fun aspects of fixing up an old car is making visible changes and improvements. 

Rebuilding the chassis or brakes is important, but who's gonna know? 

Well I went to Ventura on my trip down south and visited  National Parts Depot.

I picked up some items that I needed and I figured I could save some money on shipping.

Well I've had my Mustang for almost a year, eleven months to be exact and there has been a lot of progress.

Once I completed  wiring up the relays for my headlights I've spent most of December test driving the car then driving it to work and on errands. Just like a real car. 

Happy 2015!

It's a new year and we all look forward to doing a better job and being  more successful. 

Sometimes you just have to do the work.

I was still having some problems with the electrical system. 

The trust issue in cars, how do you achieve it? 

I posted an entry on the HAMB (Hokey Ass Message Board) several years ago when one of the guys was asking about driving his old station wagon to a car show a couple of hundred miles away.

This summer I'm taking a long roadtrip so I'm taking  one of my newer vehicles.

 The first leg of the trip was from the SF Bay area to Klamath Falls Oregon, a distance of around 430 miles.