Just don't buy all your parts ahead of time... you may change your mind and it will be $$ wasted, believe me.
X2 on that, a big pitfall. Keep it running....because be for you know it kids come after marriage and house. Besides it's more tangible to sell a running car if you get fed up.
X3! I just sold some parts this week, at a big loss, due to "change of plans"...design wise. Don't buy stuff untill you're ready to actualy use it...things change!
With that said try to order stuff with build time and shipping in mind...don't want to be waiting on parts....but I have been storing many things for years now!
We're here to help, don't want you to make the costly mistakes some of us may have!
Yeah I hear you guys. I talked to my buddy who paints, he is going to help me do a little bondo and primer it. I will probably go ahead and put some floor pans in it so I can put the new carpet in it I have sitting around. Then I will probably throw those wheels on it, throw the moser in it with some new kyb shocks I have and maybe cut the front springs a little to drop the front end.
Is it a tough process to put the axels in on a moser rear? I have never done it before so I don't want to screw anything up.
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