incredible progress:hail:

Matt --

Every time I see Scar all I can think of is "yep.. that name is real appropriate" :rofl: Well.... that and WTF.

Glad you kept your hood vents clean and simple. :thumbsup:

Matt wow!! it's really coming along great.Look's like it will be better than before. Which it was super smooth before the mishap.:thumbsup: Scott.

Glad to see the progress Matt! :thumbsup:

When building a hot rod, one must get a little inventive from time to time. Today was one of those times. I learned something interesting today, which I shall forever commit to my memory. In fact, with the beauty of a little invention called the internet, I can share my newfound knowledge with you. I suggest you guys also commit this to your memory, if for nothing more than the fact that this next story makes for some pretty entertaining imagery. When a car has a little home built rolling frame under it consisting of box iron and 6" roller wheels in place of a rear axle, putting in a subframe, even with a lift can be somewhat problematic.

Here is a list of necessary hardware which I have compiled for anyone attempting such a feat.
1 two post lift
1 engine hoist
2 rolling wheel cribs
1 standard floor jack
1 aluminum floor jack
1 2x4
2 jack stands
2 of Steve Rupp's 18x12 wheels
2+ idiots
2 creepers for idiots


Don't try this at home kids:
http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/o...01010-1324.jpg

http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/o...SA/shop091.jpg
http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/o.../shop092-1.jpg
http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/o.../shop089-1.jpg

Matt

Matt I thought I was Mr. cool w/18x11's up frt. BUT(12's) YOU THE MAN.:lol: :lol:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


Now that's what hot rodding is all about!

I just skimmed through but my observation is you're going to front wheel drive?:rofl: :rofl:

Matt - "Your tires are on backwards" :rolleyes:

Those aren't my tires :_paranoid