Great job as usual Bret. I really enjoy following your work. Your attention to detail is top shelf. :thumbsup:

Good luck moving forward Ron. Hope you have better luck finding time to work on your car than I do. :thumbsup:

I'm ready...bring it on Ron.

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Yeah - everything Gaetano just said x2. Awesome detail work Brett.
It's time to get busy Ron!

G.

Car looks great Ron, now no more excuses it's at home git 'er done! :thumbsup:

AWESOME!!



It's like sending a newborn home with someone else isn't it.....




:lol: :lol:

YES! Baby's home...:D

Thank you Brett for the quality work on my car :thumbsup:

Time to get busy! There are some fab items I will need to outsource but I spent the evening evaluating and unpacking. This Satruday is my first opportunity to dig in so check back Monday...:)

Finding time...ugg. I'm in So America in two weeks, the Northeast end of April and midwest/San Diego in May. :bang:



Skip I thought that was your brother?? :lol:

Thx Ry! See above on timing...

More like having your newborn staying a little longer at the hosptial and then coming home :lol:

great job Ron,time to finish and ride

Ron, Please clean out your PM box.

Done Scotty

Ron, might as well start a second build w/all those parts eh:action-smiley-027: Car looks great, but sounds like your car may take time due to travels. What are you doing in San diego in May, I'll be there at the end of May for a family wedding. Best of luck.

I found that whole work thing got in the way of my social calendar.... so just retired. :snapout: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yeeeee Haaaaa

I've been wondering what the latest was on your build Ron. Good to see she's home but it sucks that you will be traveling so much.

Here's an idea :idea: ... since Weld is retired :G-Dub: and seems to have a lot of free time on his hands, maybe he could come down to sunny So Cal and get things buttoned up for ya while you are traveling out making money for gas and rear tires. :lmao:

It's great you are taking the next step toward completion! I can't wait to see it done! Good stuff buddy! :popcorn2:

Thank you Sir :cheers:

Hey Lenie! Yes, it will take some time. No predictions though, just move as fast as I can. I'll be in SD for a conference the 15 - 17th, but if our timing is off we should still meet up :idea:

Never heard that one before...ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

:lol:

Jeff I believe you have to marry someone with a Weld last name to get that level of service, but I like the way you think!

Thx Chad! I'm on it...:thumbsup:

Good deal on getting your car home. If ya need anything I'm close :thumbsup:

I had to come back from a very nice area (as compared to Seattle) to work on my buddy Pierre's '56.... and I'm thinking this is about the last time I volunteer to spend a couple months of my life working on someone else's stuff....


But ya know.... the poor guy has waited a few years to complete this bad boy as it is... so maybe I'll recover and change my mind after Pierre's is done. :welder: :lol: :lol:

You know I will Bro!

Who do I have to marry? :D JK Sir! I'm honored. :thankyou: :hail:

I really must say though, be careful (!), you're in danger of ruining your reputation! :lol:

Wow, looks great Ron. That is a garage full of parts, no doubt.
The natives are getting restless.

I'm happy that things are all coming together.... it's great to see that pile of parts and know that in just a little while longer she'll be a running drivin' machine!

She'll come together...

Have to be honest, I don't see where you have time to finish off your car. Between work, family, and your lateral-g addiction, I mean hobby. :lol: Find somebody to polish that thing off and get on to your next build already....

Sounds familiar huh Ron?

Ron,

The nice thing is when you do finish it, your leftover 'quality new parts' will then be 'quality vintage parts'. And you can sell those for waaaayyy more!

The biggest vintage cache though will be all them 'vintage' wheel's...

So ya got yerself a win-win siduashun here.

I like your way of think'n' !!!!

I know, I know. You two in cahoots? :burnout: :D

Maybe I'll start a company. I could call it 'Classic Industries'??? :snapout:

Classicwill Ltd

Non-profit of course, benefiting all the elderly and deprived minority muscle addicts.

Todd has a great point Ron!!! I found myself in the same situation NO TIME!! I really thought I could get my car done on my own at first. 100+ hours a week don't leave a lot of time to work on the car. The best decision I ever made was to leave the car at Troy's for him to finish the fab work. Now I'm going to have him start the first round of body work to even help me get a little further along. I will be painting the car myself though that's for sure...

Looking good Ron! I'd say I could lend a hand to finish but I'm in the same boat as you, all work and no play at the moment. No worries, it WILL get done...

I'm with that guy!

We have the same water source.... LoL

Good news Ron. I hope you find room in you schedule to squeeze some garage time in between your travels. :thumbsup:

Great to see as others have said Ron, It's a real shame life gets in the way of what we really want to do, that is of course unless you are Mr :welder: .

Greg

Ron, the ride looks so sweet sitting there. It's been a long haul and you deserve the kudo's bro. I'm loving it!!:trophy-1302: :trophy-1302:

congrats on bringing bringing it home. let the play time begin and let me know if you want me to pick those xrp fittings for you.

Glad she's home Ron. She's looking good.

Awesome Ron! Now the fun begins! :thumbsup:

Holy S*it! All this time, I thought you were building a Mustang

Run, quick question. I noticed the way the roll cage is built in the back with a bar going diagonally across . Are you going to have a back seat? I know you are going to track the car alot, just asking since it getting close to interior time.

I agree Mario. There just will be no time in the next 60 days and beyond to try and get the car moving forward as quickly as I'd like. I've got a few things I can knock out though and will see how far I get. Appreciate the advice for sure.

Thanks for the comments fellas! :cheers: Frank I'll be in touch soon...:thumbsup:

You mean it's not??? :headscratch: :D

No back seat Marcus. The diagonal bar is removable for storage and whatnot. It'll be interesting to see how many times I actually take it out...

Hey Ron, it's Saturday, if you're reading this, get to work on the car!