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Only another 850 photos to go... ;)

me like that shot!!!

me likee too!

Please don't say thats a shot from a scrap yard? Looking at the beaten Fiat behind!
Love the retro paint work  ;D

No, behind the old Fleming & Aronson shop... The Fiat became, I believe, a race car. :)

Nice shot. I like the color's of older pics very much.

Thanks Keith,
We've got for 2 years and half of nice pics  ;D ;D ;D

me like too  ;D
! Please Keith, don't wait too long for another one ! :-* :-*

Me like very much too,when's the book comming out Keith?????? ???

awesome picture from the dog  keith :o :o
here's another one ;)

Amazing photo. And to think, that car/body was such a "toilet" that no one would take it. There wasn't any fence around the back of F&A, there wasn't any chain and padlock keeping it in place. Man, have things changed. If that body showed up today, in that condition, its value would be interesting!

Quit teasing us and finish that book!  ;)

maybe a stupid question ,  but it is not the first time that I notice that on underdog II the majority of the pictures taken of this car does not comprise initials DDS on the front decklid and the back wing, but I knew some pictures with the initials but what brought company DDS on the underdogII ???

two words... free parts

thx for the answer dean  ;)
rgd
fabs

Now you are going to tell us that a guys from Mexico drove up in his bug swapped the body's over. Then drove back home to Mexico and it still in the hills some where. :D

Nope, nothing like that. I removed all the lettering off the old Under Dog, so even if it were to surface, and even if someone were to look under the paint, nobody could tell it from any other gasser from the era.

Remember Walt doing the lettering on the first (orange) Underdog?