And now for a little change of pace

[KevinP73]

1971 Corvette

[village idiot]

Looks really straight!

Here's a couple pics of one of my customers cars with my SC sitting behind

[w21055]

^ Split window's are my favorite. One of my buddies in High School had one and we had a blast going back and forth to school!

[village idiot]

Right now the same guy is restoring an 1966 Mustang 'vert and he has a 1970 Mustang fastback that he got from an auction for $3k in pretty decent shape as well

[wachuko]

Originally Posted by village idiot

Right now the same guy is restoring an 1966 Mustang 'vert and he has a 1970 Mustang fastback that he got from an auction for $3k in pretty decent shape as well

I almost got into an old Mustang a few months back... reading about the rust prone areas and not having finished my currect project kept me away from getting it... it would have sat outside for a long time...

I remember my uncle's vette, '69... he must have had that thing repainted every two years... I remember one year where he left it with one of those blue plastic covers for a few months and the sun (Puerto Rico) baked the cover into the paint... so another complete respray. Too bad he did not keep it long enough until I could buy it. It was a beauty.

I need to get some time off from work to continue my project. It is sad how I take the car out as is, just to drive it around and feel like it is done.... sad indeed...

[village idiot]

Your car looks menacing from that angle! I know how you feel about driving the project car. I did a few laps around the perimeter of my shop this weekend with my car sans windows, carpet, dash and doors

I love the sound coming out of the M&K sport muffler Loud but nearly as loud as the megaphones!!

I had just sold my 90 Mustang coupe before I started getting into P-cars. My 'Stang ran 11's in the quarter on motor only with a stock bottom end with over 180k on it. And I built the whole car for less than what I have into my 'glass bumpers/hood and my 930 brakes

But, apples and oranges...................I live for the challenge of the project: As long as my hands are busy I'm a happy camper