Snake
Mopar Nut
We had a blast last night went to bed at 4.Here is Cin having a wobbly pop and me dancing on top of the fire,as always I am in charge of the fire.
A fun New Years eve
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That guy in the background has ten bucks on the bet that you catch in three, two, one ................ :-D
Jes' kiddin Snake! Looks like a great party, and it's nice to see Cindy out and about. Thanks for remembering the camera.
Jes' kiddin Snake! Looks like a great party, and it's nice to see Cindy out and about. Thanks for remembering the camera.
Snake
Mopar Nut
yes it was good to get her out,the temp hit 10 Celsius no snow left i was in just a shirt all night,to bad we got there in the dark my sister has a nice spot would of loved to share the surroundings with everyone.The wood pile was like 6 feet tall when I got there by 4 am it was down to 2 feet.:toothy10:
MoparLvr
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Looks like heapum good time Firewalker!!
Jim 68cuda
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Sounds like you had a great time. I went to a small New Year's Eve party at a friend's place with four or five families. They pulled out old home movies and we watched the videos until midnight. Most of the home movies were from nearly 20 years ago. All the little kids at the party were hating it. Every one else enjoyed the 1991 Chrysler 300 National show at White Post, Virginia, and several AACA antique car shows, the Mopar Nationals, and the Chrysler shows at Carlisle from several different years. All were great home movies.
We also went in to my friend's shop out in the back yard to view his cars and those of a few of his customer's. He was nearing completion on a complete ground up restoration on a customer's numbers matching turquoise 69 4 speed Hemi GTX. behind that was another customer's 59 Vauxhall Victor sedan (a survivor), that was in for electrical work I believe. Sort of looked like a 55-56 Chevy, only taller, skinnier, shorter and uglier. Had to laugh at the little two blade fan. Can't believe the little fan could draw enough air through the radiator to cool anything. Next to the Vauxhall was a beautifull early 70's E-Type Jaguar belonging to another customer. Beside the Jag was another friend's 67 Coronet RT convertible stripped to the shell and down to bare metal undergoing a ground up restoration. My friend's own 67 and 70 GTXs, 42 Chrysler Highlander, and 61 Chrysler 300G, and 68 Dodge pickup were also there in and around the shop.
Finally, we also were celebrating the sixth anniversary of another couple in attendence. Not their wedding anniversary. It was the anniversary of their aquisition of their 69 Road Runner convertible. Six years earlier on New Years Eve, they bought the 69 vert in Richmond, Virginia, and tried to drive it from there to northern Virginia for the party, after several break downs they finally had the car towed the rest of the way and they made it in time to celebrate the new year that night years ago. The convertible had since been restored completely in that same shop out back.
All in all, a typical New Years Eve for me.
We also went in to my friend's shop out in the back yard to view his cars and those of a few of his customer's. He was nearing completion on a complete ground up restoration on a customer's numbers matching turquoise 69 4 speed Hemi GTX. behind that was another customer's 59 Vauxhall Victor sedan (a survivor), that was in for electrical work I believe. Sort of looked like a 55-56 Chevy, only taller, skinnier, shorter and uglier. Had to laugh at the little two blade fan. Can't believe the little fan could draw enough air through the radiator to cool anything. Next to the Vauxhall was a beautifull early 70's E-Type Jaguar belonging to another customer. Beside the Jag was another friend's 67 Coronet RT convertible stripped to the shell and down to bare metal undergoing a ground up restoration. My friend's own 67 and 70 GTXs, 42 Chrysler Highlander, and 61 Chrysler 300G, and 68 Dodge pickup were also there in and around the shop.
Finally, we also were celebrating the sixth anniversary of another couple in attendence. Not their wedding anniversary. It was the anniversary of their aquisition of their 69 Road Runner convertible. Six years earlier on New Years Eve, they bought the 69 vert in Richmond, Virginia, and tried to drive it from there to northern Virginia for the party, after several break downs they finally had the car towed the rest of the way and they made it in time to celebrate the new year that night years ago. The convertible had since been restored completely in that same shop out back.
All in all, a typical New Years Eve for me.
Thank you for sharing a great time around the fire Snake :cheers: and in it in your case :toothy10:
My kind of a good time for sure :happy10:
My kind of a good time for sure :happy10:
Snake
Mopar Nut
Funny you would say that so did my oldest Daughter.
Snake
Mopar Nut
your welcome Memike but we are paying for it today,or I should say I am Cindy is fine as always the girl never get hangovers.:toothy10:
DRENO
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Glad ya had a good time Ssssssnake,I should have dropped in,kinda quiet around here. 8)
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