Wow! Very nice car Bill.

Thanks guys! For now, nearly all of the effort has been by Bobby. Soon I will be moving the project forward, as time and money allow. (Rich, although we do stay in touch, it's nice to see you on the forum too! ;))

Bill - hoping the wig-wag info was helpful - and - that you can jump/bypass the flasher to get it to pass inspection. Interestingly, here in WA, we have no safety inspections, but do have a fairly rigorous (though not as bad as CA) emission testing for cars under 25 years old. Thankfully, 88s are now exempt.

Car looks fabulous! And sooo much nicer than when I had it. Really happy with how things have progressed for you. Hmmmm...wonder if Bobby would want to re-paint it's twin? Might be worth the shipping!

The car looks great Bill! Love the color. It's an Adair family color!:2thumbs: Seeing that color makes me want to keep the green on mine...to keep it different.

Thanks guys! I jumped the headlight flasher and added replacement license plate lights/sockets to the deckild. Everything works as it should, according to DMV. I even timed my visit inside DMV perfectly, since the ink was still wet on the slip I was given when they called my number (that NEVER happens!). I did not obtain a low digit number (that is a THING in Delaware - people will pay $2-3K for a 4 digit plate here and the prices for lower numbers can go to 6-digits!). I did however opt for a vanity plate. I always liked the plate I had on my black 85 CHP, and that plate was still in my name despite selling the car, so I got NPRSUIT. If the weather holds out for Saturday, I will take the car to the Cars & Coffee Social.

Looks great Bill.

If you ever decide to drive her to lower Delaware.. drop me a PM.

I will do that! We could always meet halfway at a show in Dover. :)

The new plate came in, and I cut down the "NOT IN SERVICE" license plate frame that I made a few years ago. Me likey!

Looks good :2thumbs:

Looking good.