c3 road race build
#42
Melting Slicks
I look at that one picture and see you sitting in that 78-82 seat with your feet on the milk crate after an evening of welding and saying...***** this is going to be great. I know I would be. It's a great start, I wish I had the time to do the same thing.
Rob
Rob
#43
I did do that tonight as a matter of fact I have wanted to build this car for a long time corvettes are as high as it goes for me and this car will serve two purposes as my race car and advertisement for my new chassis shop thank you all for all the kind words
#45
What state are you in Powersauto? If I ever needed anything welded, I would drive 500 miles just to have you do it.
(Serious). :Bowdown:
(Serious). :Bowdown:
Last edited by 666WMD; 06-06-2012 at 02:47 AM.
#53
Melting Slicks
I also decided that moving wasn't hectic enough, so I changed positions at work too in the middle of it . Also, purchased a trailer off my brother, so I can go to more tracks without worrying about breaking down. Just trying to see how much I can squeeze into one summer .
#54
Le Mans Master
Doing good, just haven't had much time to spend on the cars this summer. I bought a new house out in the country myself just 3 months ago. Hoping to finally get a nice large garage next year to make this hobby more enjoyable .
I also decided that moving wasn't hectic enough, so I changed positions at work too in the middle of it . Also, purchased a trailer off my brother, so I can go to more tracks without worrying about breaking down. Just trying to see how much I can squeeze into one summer .
I also decided that moving wasn't hectic enough, so I changed positions at work too in the middle of it . Also, purchased a trailer off my brother, so I can go to more tracks without worrying about breaking down. Just trying to see how much I can squeeze into one summer .
IBTL