...you start another. This is indirectly Cruiser-related because I still have a Land Cruiser:
What it looked like the day it arrived, no engine or trans:
How it looked a few days later:
How it looks tonight. A LOT of work has been done to make it more authentic: All new aluminum in the engine bay/firewall with proper rivet spacings, vinyl on rear bulkhead, original throttle linkage, and all the kit-car split loom and zip ties are gone in favor of original wiring:
And here's the freshly rebuilt, extremely rare 500HP 1966 427 FE sideoiler that's going in it. I found it in a dairy barn SW of San Antonio where it had been sitting since 1970 (it had 89k original miles on it):
And even Cobra fanatics have rallies: The 2009 Texas Cobra Meet

What it looked like the day it arrived, no engine or trans:

How it looked a few days later:

How it looks tonight. A LOT of work has been done to make it more authentic: All new aluminum in the engine bay/firewall with proper rivet spacings, vinyl on rear bulkhead, original throttle linkage, and all the kit-car split loom and zip ties are gone in favor of original wiring:

And here's the freshly rebuilt, extremely rare 500HP 1966 427 FE sideoiler that's going in it. I found it in a dairy barn SW of San Antonio where it had been sitting since 1970 (it had 89k original miles on it):

And even Cobra fanatics have rallies: The 2009 Texas Cobra Meet