How long did your build take?

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Done? Yours hasn't started until you install at least one of those parts you've been collecting for what seems like years.

You're soon going to be a prime candidate for a new Hoarders episode.

Ron told me when putting together a project to by two of everything.

[mpozziCPL]

It's still going on ... ask me again when it gets back from a Southern California resort vacation for some "reverse liposuction."

Mary Pozzi

[srh3trinity]

I have owned mine for about 2.5 years and I haven't even started yet. I knew I wouldn't be able to start for a few years so I have been planning, buying parts here and there and waiting patiently. Looking forward to getting the ball rolling in the coming months. I am not sure at what point I will start the clock though.

[Ron in SoCal]

Originally Posted by FETorino

Ron told me when putting together a project to by two of everything.

Gives you options, right?

Originally Posted by mpozziCPL

It's still going on ... ask me again when it gets back from a Southern California resort vacation for some "reverse liposuction."

Mary Pozzi

Come on now Mary. You can't just show up and throw that out there. I mean, Jenny Craig and all...

[analyte]

My 66 has been with me for the last 15 years. So far 3 engines, 5 tranny's, 2 axles, and 3 driveshafts (finally got smart and went Denny's!!).

Around 18 months ago I finally got serious. I started a frame off of the pro-touring kind so as to have a ride that my daughter and I could spend time attending events and having fun. She's helped pick the wheels, seats, color, etc. I probably have another 2 years to go and so far it's been a blast.

Even after this phase is done, I doubt it will be the last.....

Kerry

[John510]

My car has been in the shop since 2007 and is just now starting to look like it may be done soon.

[73CPCAMARO]

They are never really "done". My Camaro took 3 1/2 years with a lot of hard work by some really good people.

[Mkelcy]

I bought my current project '68 Camaro in November 2002; built and sold another '68 Camaro (the so-called "practice car") in the meantime; probably got started seriously in 2006 or so; hope to get it on the road by mid-September of this year.