It may not be the most cutting edge protouring build, but it incorporates most of the componants and look that embody the idea of a protouring car. I built this car entirely in my garage over the last 2 1/2 years with simple handtools, and some simple fabricating. The body and paint was done by a good local restoration shop as I am not equipped, nor do I have the experience to get the look I wanted. It was built to a pretty high level of detail, for my eye anyway and the car is almost dead on, to my original vision. I am still tweaking it and getting a few things ironed out, but the damn thing is fun to drive. I just thought I'd share, as I'm pretty proud of my accomplishment.
This is something I dreamed about since I was a kid, so it's pretty surreal. Oh, and I'm still trying to figure out the "Stagecoach" reference.
I had to snap a pic of the initial spread as it wouldn't fit my scanner.....
Congrads!! That is quite an accomplishment!! It was a great article and you did a great job on the car! It's great to see some well done second gens in the mags and on this site. So what's next on the car?
Congrats Scott!!! You have a REALLY nice car and should be damn proud of all of your hard work! I followed your build for a long time and it is great to see it get the recognition it deserves.
I hope mine turns out half as nice.
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
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