So we've established the car is a mutt and CA is in a drought. :lol:

I hope you are getting ready to beat up some pavement and rubber with that bad boy....

So many cars built --- so few actually used....

If you got the guts anything can work on dirt. Although the words "slip sliding away" come to mind :drive: I'm willing to give it a try

I was being facisious lol...i know the "turn right to go left" routine from my hi flyin' race car days at 6 years old on a big wheel going down a steep driveway onto the sidewalk...but I though this Camaro thingy was for the "asphalt" tracks

Am I supposed to sense drama here, or just a large bill for what looks like a mostly empty trailer?

If Ron the human hotwrench is getting involved however, this thing might actually experience progress, so long as he does not require water . . .

Big pow wow meeting on the east coast this weekend... with said owner and ANOTHER new builder (I've lost count)... so stay tuned for another couple of years of nothingness.

Stay tuned for pictures of various micro brews consumed, and perhaps some action video of garbage can racing....

Ah damn! I thought maybe all the fab was done and it was going back together to be driven :(

I think headlights and windshield wipers are a California requirement for being "street legal"... This is a Street Car, right?? LOL

On a positive note, Dave has now put about 3000 miles on (or rather under) the car this year . . .