Honest Custom Work for an Hourly Rate by tallpindo

Poser • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Nov 18, 2007

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Before I could work on a clock I had first to demonstrate a fair attitude in a 60/40 sharing arrangement. It didn't really work out. I knew the young leaders. I once bumped out an oil pan for a young man who had crossed a railroad track and bottomed out. He took me to meet the man who repaired the same car when hia sisters wrecked it at the Pontiac/Buick garage. That led to an unfavorable contract to restore and paint my first car. Reading about how Sam and George Barris and the other California customizers were advocates of low cost, fair custom work has been a revelation. This is my final offer as interprettted from a young man who was into fender skirts. He began with Turnpike Cruisers and moved to bubbles then to needle nose bubbles. This is needle nose bubbles with teeth. kenmo may be the only one who can understand. I saw a very large wooden ship model in the flea market yesterday. It was of the "Revenge" Sir Francis Drake's command in the battle with the Armada according to the caption with it. I had only heard of the "Golden Hind" in history so I had to look up this race ship as I had earlier to look up the story of corvettes. There was another model there of an unknown with more cannon. It was $100 cheper in price. Both were kits.