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This seem to happen to me all the time. I get one project finished and start planing the next then something out of the blue breaks and I have to plan for the unexpected project instead. By the time I get it done the original project goes on hold because I just want to drive my car by then. Perfect example is my last planned project and the one I ended up doing.
Planned: Muncie 4 speed rebuild :smash:
Executed: Total front end rebuild including steering components. :smash:
John
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I hear that! When I got into the motor swap everything started up. Why not do exhaust, paint, motor, trans, fire exinguisher, etc.. I think next I want to do the vacuum lines on the car, and who knows what that will lead to.
Certainly...
This year I just wanted to fix my tach, but since I'm in there lets do tunes, since the dash is apart, lets re wire, etc etc. So far I have etetera'd (?) myself to the tune of about 2,500 bucks :crazy:
:yesnod: Planned for this summer was the resto of my '70 Roadrunner. I think the Vette got jealous because she decided to spin a rod bearing. Now the vette gets a ZZ4 and the Plymouth gets to collect some more dust. Bad Vette :smash:
I'm with you dude, although it doesn't always happen. I've been trying to fix my window tinting for about 7 months now. Other tings keep comming up. Paint? hah, that's been put off until next year.