92AWDHX40
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I'm at a loss for words very clean.
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Lol thank youI'm at a loss for words very clean.
Are you local?Wow, I saw Cody's posts about this car the other day, and just recognized it. Very clean sir
Thank you bro.
Are you local?
Oh kool. I'm in spring. My wife is from Crocket TYexas about 30 miles from there. My Mother-in-law went there.Relatively.. I'm up in Huntsville going to school at SHSU. About an hour north of Houston.
Oh kool. I'm in spring. My wife is from Crocket TYexas about 30 miles from there. My Mother-in-law went there.
Not yet. However I cannot wait.Wow, you're just down the road. You ever go to any of the local meets? I sometimes make it down to the Magnolia area..
Man thanks, its been a long road. I am just glad to see the Finnish line.Very Clean! Hard to find builds like these now a days.
Thank you so much I will try to update on a regular basisAmazing build and great progress, subscribed so I can keep up to date on it. I lived in the Spring/Humble area back in 2006 when I attended school down in Houston. Can't wait to see more updates!
3 of them are avid the other (front), is a torque solutions. And thank you sir. Look, I had no skills before, I sourced books and people around me with a lot of knowledge and patience. I bought tools as I needed them and made a lot of mistakes. I wanted to give up and almost did, but I stuck in there with the encouragement of those same people that had been there along the way. Many think its about money, it was not, it was about me wanting to build a shop level car from my garage. You can do it too bro, just make up your mind.what motor mounts are thos? and beautiful build bro. nothing looks to be under thought. wish I had the knowledge to build my car to this level.
Well today I got the under body wire brushed and rubber coated. Made a bit of a mess but it was well worth it. I did not take pics yet, but I will tomorrow after I run the new fuel line back to the fuel cell. It is amazing how many times things change on the car during the build. Some things I have changed and or improved. But that's a lot of unnecessary detail. Many say this build is long, but i will say to build something like this properly it will take time. I was in no rush, and after looking at the level of my car, I am glad I was not. There are some on here my car will never touch, such as my pal Greengoblin, Dixxerdrew, Twix69 (Tre), and many more. I have learned something from them all. I am grateful for their much needed help.
Here you are. Not sure if they still make them for our cars, I got mine used.
http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/