Not quite a scuff and shoot,we'll be stripping most of the jams and doing some repairs on the body. We'll show as we get there (next week) after repaired we reassemble and finish blocking the car together, then we'll take it apart for paint.
I don't think we have to get into stripping the whole body just lots of blocking and prep
That's pretty cool the wife gets to join in on the decision making.
Yeah it's a team effort! She has helped with all the design decisions from the beginning. Actually our first time to SEMA we spent days just shopping for seats...figured there would never be a better time to try on all the differant makes and models! She's been a big help....especially during the times when I just wanted to throw in the towel! Having an understanding car loving wife sure makes this hobby easier!!
Yeah it's a team effort! She has helped with all the design decisions from the beginning. Actually our first time to SEMA we spent days just shopping for seats...figured there would never be a better time to try on all the differant makes and models! She's been a big help....especially during the times when I just wanted to throw in the towel! Having an understanding car loving wife sure makes this hobby easier!!
Does she have a single sister???
John
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