Well, I watched a show on Speedvision cable channel, that showed a vintage woody wagon meet in Pomona, CA area, I think. Got me to thinking about them. I have been half-interested in converting my old steel '55 Chevy suburban into a woody-styled truck, as the rear quarters are in bad shape. I may still do that. But, then inspiration struck...I have SIX Gremlins to play with! Hmm...that primered '76 is a prime candidate for experimentation...polished aluminum Nissan FI motor, jet-black paint job, wooden side panels...I got busy Friday, and played with the MS Paint program using a .BMP file of a lineart Gremlin, I came up with a pretty neat looking car. If anyone wants to see it, I'll send pic on of it. I can't seem to get the darn Paint program to let me use the right colors yet, it seems to want to keep things black and white, so it's just a B&W lineart picture, but the design worked out well, I thought! It looks tasteful, and DIFFERENT! As if a Gremmy isn't different ENOUGH, LOL! Anyway, this will be easier than converting a Hornet wagon into a Sedan Delivery, which Jeremy did on his PC as well, although it looks awesome. If I get that '72 Hornet wagon at this months auction though...... :) Jerry Still needing to sell some cars : '80 280zx '79 zx '81 zx '70 Javelin shell, 6-cyl car '87 Subaru wagon for parts/whole '57 Chevy 4-dr sedan w/tilt ft end, project '72 chevy stepvan 14' rusty