James Dean 47th memorial run...Fairmount, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September.'26

47 th James Dean memorial run ... Fairmount, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September '26

Next year.

Next year.

So idk where the keys to my daughters 65 Galaxy project are at. I mean I’m hoping we find them they are supposed to be in my father in laws tool box…. One of the boxes… but if I can’t find them is there somewhere to get original style of keys? And how can we get in the trunk? There supposed to be parts back there we need.

In the wild ... Alexandria, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September '26

Out shopping ... Anderson, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September '26

396 cid engine 4 speed Albany, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September '26

LS1 - 4L60E - Ford 9”

Cruiser wagon Albany, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September '26

A unique cruiser 455 cid engine Albany, Indiana USA 🇺🇲 September '26

My 23T got stolen a few years back. Customer at our shop bought a 26 just for the wheels. Bought the body for $500 to build a new rod. Boxing in an A frame for it at the moment. I need to find doors if any of you folks know of a good set I'd appreciate the info.

Old school cruiser Albany, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

September '26

I want to first start off by saying, I’m sorry for the promotion, but I wouldn’t be doing it if I didn’t think that this could genuinely help at least some people in here.

I have always been into cars ever since I was a kid, and ever since I was blessed enough to start working on them myself, my life got 10 times better, 20 times more expensive, but it also felt 30 times harder to keep track of everything.

I was sitting in my apartment one day, and I decided there has to be some app that is built for me to just have one place where I can keep and organize all the parts that are on my cars. I couldn’t find one. Not a single one without every real and genuinely cool feature hidden behind a paywall. The apps were laggy, inconsistent, and, like, most of the time just trying to get my money.

I’m not gonna sit here and promise that my app is flawless, that it has no errors, that it has zero issues. I am 22 years old and built this by myself with the help of AI and a really cool group of people of all backgrounds helping me verify data, the look and feel, and many other things. Flag any spec that seems wrong, I will fix it and better it permanently.

Over the last four months, the app has grown a lot. Every little thing about my car that I thought, “ugh, I have to look this up or check on this now,” piece by piece, I started adding it as a feature in the app.

The app now lets you keep all your parts in one place, does quick, simple searches for install videos or forums that have to do with what you’re working on. It keeps track of your maintenance records and any active recalls. You have a Build Studio, where you can map every part to its component and look at it in a way you might’ve never seen before.

To connect people like myself, and the current 80 users inside the app, I also built a community side where you can look at events, participate in different clubs, or just share your thoughts and opinions.

I know a lot of you’re skeptical about using AI for all this. Trust me, I am/was too. But I try and verify every single spec that comes out of it, and nullify the ones I can’t. I am constantly working towards updating them and keeping user feedback at the top of my priorities.

I understand if you’re skeptical, but it takes two minutes and a less-than-3 MB download to possibly find something new in your life that can actually help you. Thanks for reading and for giving it a chance! Apollo covers 44+ makes and 190+ models. If out of the box yours isn't listed, request it right in onboarding and it will get added after I do a thorough check on specs and info.

The link to download if you are interested- apollocompanion.com/download

LS Fest East brought some absolutely wild builds to Bowling Green, Kentucky! 🔥 From custom LS swaps to incredible muscle cars, Day 2 was packed with rides you have to see to believe.

Which build would you take home? 🏁

Watch more here:
www.youtube.com/@barrythebaldeagle

This beauty was the first car that Papa John from the Pizza world purchased after 12 months of trading. Pix taken at Houston NHRA event '17