yah danny when you get on a magazine mention everyone who contributed in this thread lol

 

yea and use our use our user names like g sedan, o hella oem, el joker, knueff(can never spell it right) wannabe6mt, that crazy russian, gzilla, ect

 

Love the progress that's coming along. How far are you into it really right now?

 

Thanks guys, I appreciate the support. Things are shaping up nicely. The rear part of the cage is 100% welded up as of today. Also the reason the front bars are not in place is Kirk Racing messed up and they are about 6-8 inches to short. So I need to call them Monday to see what they want to do.

I am going to make some mock up gussets and test dimple die them, to see how they come out. I am also going to see about recruiting Jess to help me get the sound deadening out of the car. Propane torch and paint scrapper work great its just time consuming. This week I guess I will move my focus to getting all the sound deadening out of the car, reinstalling some of the dash that I removed, Install the evc 6, and get ready to pull the motor. Then I can weld up the few holes that I missed and finish the body work in the bay, paint and reinstall the motor.

 

just have a sfl g club meet and use the members for removing the deadening.

 

if you can get your hands it, i hear dry ice works pretty well

 

yup the dry ice works pretty good, but not in the trunk you have to hit it to hard. I actually put a tiny dent in the floor testing it out.

 

This thread is amazing. I'm subscribing just to get the email updates.

Great work and craftsmanship!

 

only if we invite doc brown and the delorian

 

dry ice worked good for me bro...how long did u leave it on there for

 

Nice build so far!! You have some deep pockets.. Lmao!!

 

 

What harness I am just gonna use super glue.

 

Subscribing to get updates.....looks like an awesome project.

Can't wait to see the finished product!

 

The dry ice worked pretty good but in the trunk the metal is so thin, you have to hit to hard. I dented the floor in a couple small areas to get it to pop off. I was leaving it on for like 10min at at time


Thanks but I hardly have deep pockets, I do have fabrication experience which makes it easier.