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Fantastic Don! Turned out great. Can't wait to see that COE in a finished form. You have us all drooling...

Was starting to get concerned that you were distracted with something other than your hobby. Glad to see you out working in the shop and making more and more progress. I can't wait to see that COE when done.

I agree with Dan in Pasadena's comments... Quick healing to you Don! (and you too Dan)

Congratulations on your final inspection. Definately a milestone and long time coming for you guys. Its been great to read all about your garage build on here, and looking forward to what kinds of projects you dive into in the future. Sit back and have a beer and enjoy this milestone, then stay...

fantastic! it really pops.

Fabulous work Don. Can't wait to see what you come up with for the final logo & lettering on it.

Thanks for the update Don. Can't wait to see more of it. Gonna be a stunner.

Good work Don. You are still the energizer bunny with all this restoration stuff. Appreciate that you document it so well and post it up for us all to drool over. :p

Great writeup Bob! Appreciate all the Tri5 lore you mentioned. I was at the Peterson museum in the fall of 2024 and snapped this pic of what I thought was a 57 black widow...

I can't wait to see the orange POP when it's on the elco. Great job documenting your build here Don.

Don, that Elco will be sooo nice when its done and on the road. All these small things add up and catching them now is the way to go. Keep at it...the weather's great for cruizin in it soon.

Tri 5 Belair club?

Go Don, Go!

I check in here ever few days and always enjoy your updates Don. You do some fine work. Can't wait to see the finished el camino.

Good thinking Don. Need quick access for charging or jump starting. That's a clean way to do it. But you'll need to crawl under the truck to connect up. o_O

Wow that color really pops! Can't wait to see the finished el camino.

Do you have more of these old gambling machines Don? I see a "games of chance" corner somewhere in the BPG for them...

That took some labor time! They look great and will paint up well.

Great to see you attempting some garage time after a serious surgery. Like the others are suggesting, take your time. This will take weeks or maybe even a month or more to heal to the point where you have a full day of stamina to offer. Ya ain't as young as ya once were, and the body (with age)...

Just rest up for a while Don. Your projects will be there when you're good and ready to return.