Seems like this has taken forever. Been working on this off n on for seven years. With lots of help from friends on the stuff I knew nothing about and learning what I could on my own was both frustrating and rewarding at times. Last Saturday 3 of my buddies came over to help with cam break in. Even with a lot done to get here there is still more to do. At least at this point I can back it out the garage n take it around the neighborhood. Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.
Few more That red blitz can is my temporary gas tank till the stainless one being built is in place. Yeah, not exactly DOT approved Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.
Well learning take a minute. When you stop you are dead. looks like you are learning real good. Nice lookin car man.
Looks like it is turning out great! I’m sure it feels like a long time, but you’re sure getting close now!
looks great...long road and believe it or not , the joy im getting looking at your A is what got me into this damn hobby ....its all your fault....ha ha ha..thanks for sharing
Wow, look how far you've come from when you first started. You sure did that 2dr body justice. You've done what only a very very small percentage can do.
Looks like you've made great progress...you're getting close. Also, glad to see you went a different direction with the tires and rims
Thanx, the 32 grill was never a consideration. This is an original body so wanted to keep it that way Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.
The seven years would have passed with or without you working on your hot rod. You are doing what they used to put on report cards when I was growing up: "Uses time to good advantage." Very nice and tasteful work. Looking forward to more progress as you finish it!
LOL... my report cards always said " not working up to his potential"...sort of a trend that continued throughout my life...
Searching for a clean vacuum fitting for the transmission modulator n didn’t like what I found so ended up making my own Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.
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