Well, It has been 6 years since I updated this thread. Much has changed in the life here for my family and I.
So, since 2017, I broke my tibia plateau on a dirt bike, got better after that, and life in general took over.
The Chevelle, took the seat way in the back. Kids were growing up, engaged in sports and school, and just taking precedent for life with the wife and I. Fast forward to April 2020. Amazed at what a tornado will do to a house. we were hit and the house was totaled. Moved into a extended stay hotel for a month, and then to a rental house. The Chevelle stayed in the detached garage during that process.
Before that, the young man in the pictures grew up and talked me into getting him a K20 Chevy truck. Along with that, I got the fever and helped him along the process with a LS swap, new gears, wiring, dash, transmission, and everything else that was wrong with it. So you know that took over the garage and the Chevelle progress stopped.
We ended up tearing down the house and selling the property, and having a new place built. What a process. So much to decide on.
I had a friend that had space for all my tools and the Chevelle. Had to store it for a while so that we could get the new place built and moved into. amazed at even building new, there is still so much to do.
At this point, the boy has been in the Army for two years. He is stationed in Ft. Lewis McCord in Washington State.
My daughter just got married. That took funds away from the Chevelle, go figure, and I got a new job position within Komatsu.
At this point, life is pretty good. Except, the Chevelle hasn't progressed at that point.
So that is life, now on to what has happened in the last month.
With the help of my brother in law, he encouraged to go get the car and get it to the garage. I had completed some updates on my HEEP and moved it to the center bay. The end bay is cleared and ready for the Chevelle.
So away I go.
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