Thanks Bret, you guys are easy to work with, Hope that makes the comfort level better. Your one tuff dude to ride the metal before ! Those seats are very Light, You can hold them up with one hand easy. Scrotum leather is tuff to work with, Hard to find someone to get it.

Just make sure your hand are warm, it will possibly make the leather easier to work with...less shrinkage!

Took some more pictures of the interior now that it's a little more finalized.

http://www.ridetech.com/images/forum/33-ford/21/1.jpg

http://www.ridetech.com/images/forum/33-ford/21/3.jpg

http://www.ridetech.com/images/forum/33-ford/21/2.jpg

http://www.ridetech.com/images/forum/33-ford/21/4.jpg

Bret, An amazing project! Lots of problems to solve, but you guys did it! The inside looks like the old Shadow Can-Am chassis. Black with aluminum rivets.
David

Awesome. Is it coming to Lonestar GG? I wanna ride.

Something hilarious happened this weekend at the GoodGuys Indianapolis show. A local TV reporter took a ride in the 33... listen closely after the 2 minute mark :lol:



Not sure, its between it or the 48HourCamaro right now.

I so needed a video like that today. Totally awesome !!!!!

Love that. Im hoping I have enough time to to setup a passenger cam for mine before the next event. I had a friend who had never seen autocross before jump in with me one time. On about his 6th "Oh sheet!" I had to ask him to please quiet down so I could concentrate. It still cracks me up even now.

The Reporter in the video kinda look's and sound's like Michael Manning from American auto wire.:willy:

I just got home from the GoodGuys show in Fort Worth, and hands down the best part of the show was riding shotgun in this INSANE car! Bret, if I had ANY reservations about wanting to turn my GMC into an autocross/road race truck, the fun I had today made them vanish!! Thanks again!!!:thumbsup: