Some of my other non 914 Projects all are curently owned by me and being worked on at the same time. (not the best plan doing all these at once but it keeps me from getting bored.)
1. 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 289 auto (owned since 2002)
2. 1948 Ford F-5 COE 100hp Flathead V8 3spd
3. F-85 Jet Fuel Drop Tank / Land Speed Car powered by a blown 1949 Olds Rocket 303 (current build on hold as I locate the engine parts)
4. 1953?? Philco Television - to be retrofited with a nano reef aquarium
5. 1972 MG Midget Back section for a patio Couch.
That is just good! So, soooooo good.
Just 1 little thing.
The engine's dead, the rig is incomplete, most of the electrical is inoperative, the fuel tanks have water in them, the water tanks have mold in them, $1000.00 of dead batteries, solar panels dead, hydraulic steering leaks, etc., etc.
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Wow, running or not, that boat is beautiful!
I am still plodding along on cramming the 6 into the Martini car. Lots of other little projects on the other cars as they come up. The new C-type replica should be here by May (I hope).
I can already see the buds starting on the trees in the back yard. Call me crazy, but I am looking forward to getting the yard back up to snuff when spring hits. For some reason, I really enjoy that.
Just cleaning up this puppy and getting it ready for sale...
That's a damn nice boat!
I have a 67 Chevy truck I need to get back on the road. The 914/6 resto needs to gain momentum. But right now the biggest priority for me is slowly but Shirley getting my new big-ass garage into shape. I won't bore you pics.
BTW, if I haven't said it before,
Ohhhhhh a COE!!!! Someday.......
Right now.....no "public" projects
Here goes the can o worms
53 Chevy pickup. full blown show car
68 Chrysler 300 'vert, waiting on a new tranny ( blew it up last April )
78 BMW R65 cafe conversion, show bike
85 CJ-7 getting back on the road after sitting for 9 years
86 BMW K1100rs painting it as we type
98 volvo S70 -d.d. - fixing a previous bad repair
then there are the projects that are in wait............don't ask.................
I'm working on this:
My parents bought a house close to me, it was a short sale and needs EVERYTHING done to it. It's been taking up every weekend for the past 3 months.
Once it's done, we'll fix up their current house to sell. I'll be so excited when I can get back to work on the garage finishing and my basement.
Projects lined up after I get a job.
1. The flares on the 914, install 2.0, rust removal, body work, repaint
2. Rebuild suspension, minor body work, new paint, and new interior for this,
3. Tune up, Lower door skins, repaint on this
Trying not to sell them off but its tough when you're bleeding....
Hopefully job market will turn around soon and I'll get to keep them.
Oh, and I built this over the Holidays for my Daughters Boyfriends shop to make some money on the side. 18' x 20' Detail area
My Irish Pub-themed Man-Cave. Three years in on this project, and I have done everything except the drywall (unless you are a pro, it ain't worth it) and the major electric work (I didn't want my house to burn down). All the faux paint, the woodwork, stain, tile, flooring, plumbing, etc. has caused my 914 to be up on stands for the past 3 years. The good news is that I should finish the basement this spring!!! My goal is to drive the teener this summer.
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non 914 projects
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(my college daily driver)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41350729@N03/5139276356/
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This photo was sorta near the end of the restoration, but the drums looks alot cleaner today. It's a 1966 Ludwig 'Hollywood' in White Marine Pearl.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41350729@N03/4569579839/
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my normal kit
Steve, that boat looks amazing. It it parked out in Morro Bay?
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