Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for April 22, 2019

That is why, Baldo, Sergio said you and he should refurbish the thing together.

It looked much better on Saturday.

NOWWW I believe it. I won’t ask how it got there. Baldo’s face is gonna hurt from smiling so much!

Let the restorations begin.

I thought he wanted a ’62 Impala.

He will soon be ready to drive.

About 30 years ago my ex wife and I bought 3 roached Mercury Cougars, and her Dad built one beautiful show car out of them

She got the car in the divorce

The one on Saturday was a 59 this one is a 62.

They should come to my neighbors yard. They could probably find all the parts they need.

Serious FYI: This cartoon shoes the wrong way to use concrete blocks as a support for ANY heavy object. The car’s weight is liable to crush the blocks without warning, and what’s under the car, too. It’s REALLY dangerous if the contact point between the car and block bears on the center of the web because this concentrates the weight on a small point. If one must use blocks instead of jackstands, it’s better to lay them horizontally and place a piece of 2 X 10 between the block and the car as a pad to spread the weight. Similarly, boards between blocks and under the bottom block will make this dangerous practice a little bit safer.

Getting closer to a ’64, ’63 this time.

How did they get it there?

That’s funny!

Still a fixer upper was always his dream….just hope it doesn’t turn into a nightmare

So they have this junk car sitting in the front of the house?

In that part of town nothing is safe after dark!

My faith in Sergio as a good papi has been restored.

The best thing for a kid that wants to be a wrench turner. His own project.

I think it’s a 1962 Chevy Impala Convertible.