skibum315

Might want to double check with the fuel cell manufacturer on that foam, IIRC some of those cells have fuel resistant foam inside to help reduce sloshing when they're used in race applications ... so unless there's another reason you want it out, you may not *have* to remove it (though at this point it's out ... so maybe that's a non-issue).

Damn ... for some reason, I thought you were doing a 'back to showroom' type restoration ... guess not! I like where this motor is headed, though.

'Nother awesome post, thanks man.

Swag does some cool stuff ... especially for the home fabricator. Nice new toy; and the truck's looking great as well.

Congrats on the feature ... that's gotta be a great feeling.

I'm liking the look of that flare ... and those wheels are killer. This will be a build I'll enjoy watching.

Looks good!

Great picture ... it's definitely looking the part.

Congrats ... that's gotta feel pretty good to see it sitting on its own.

Want ...

Always love seeing another 510keeper thread pop up ... they're good times. Keep up the great work, and thanks for the interesting reads!

Nice job on that fender repair ... very cool to see the process.

While the stance/look/ride height you're after with that wheel and suspension set-up might not be my first choice, I like to see something like this come together ... and I'll second the comments about doing it the way you want. I wish I could make the time (like you clearly have) to put in on some of my projects ... but life gets in the way. Keep up the good work, we're all pulling for you to get this buttoned up and running.

Really like that color ... especially with the black core support/headlight surround against it. This car would look amazing with black accents and no chrome ... but maybe that's just my taste. :rolleyes:

I like that color ... hard to tell if it's copper, orange or in a pic or two even looked burgundy. You guys do serious work, kudos.