You're turning into a regulator fabricator there Mike!

Good for you!

Do you wear your red woolies when you're walking around Vegas? It might keep those card flippers from bugging your with the porno stuff! :rofl:

Thanks Greg. It's funny, I know the fabrication that I'm doing is very minor compared to a lot of builds, but I'm really finding that it's the favorite part of my build. I've even been looking at English wheels even though I have absolutely no clue how to use them. Hell I haven't even used the sheet metal tools I bought last year.

And no don't wear the red woolies in Vegas :D . Some trips I try and get as many cards as I can. This time we are taking the mother in law and i use her as a barrier. She needs an electric scooter to get around so when I don't want cards I put her between me and the flippers. I've tried to get her to take some cards a few times. I'd love to see the look on their faces when and 80 year old lady in a scooter starts taking porn cards. :rofl:

Looking good Mike!!! :thumbsup:

John

Looking good Mike.

It's really inspiring to see these project threads that take place in a garage. Stuff is really coming along too, I am a huge fan of that filler cap too.:thumbsup:

Thanks for all the comments guys.

Car looks awesome.

I have a suggestion. Since the filler neck is exposed in the trunk you should consider shrouding it. In the event that you get rear ended fuel could spill in the trunk and that would not be a good thing.

Don't want to see you or your car cooked




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Thanks Marty and thanks for idea. I had already thought of making a cover that would bolt to the floor to hide the filler neck. It would be removable in case I needed to access the rubber hose. Is that what you had in mind by shrouding it?

just read your whole build thread. It's amazing to see how far the car has come along. I'm super impressed and you should be proud of what you've accomplished. I was dissapointed though when I got to the last page and there was no more to read. What I mean is, I can't wait to see how the car turns out. Best of luck on the rest of the build!:

Hi Mike,

That is what I was thinking.

However, I would make sure it was sealed to the floor. Works case scenero is that you would destroy the semi-removable part if you had to get to it.