6 months behind the initial schedule, and it has been frustrating over the past few weeks, but I finally got my tags. When for a short celebratory spin afterwards, but the thermometer was in the twenties last night, and the heating is still not hooked up.
The engine is still in break-in and I've still got quite a list of little things to fix.
Still, this is a big step.

Congratulations Michel!

Too bad it has to go to storage pretty soon.

Way to go!

Just details from here on. Hopefully you can still find a warm day for a real spin.

Congrats

I know, but I posted from the office this morning. Pics will come this evening or tomorrow. I actually plan to take it to work tomorrow. I just organized some insurance for it, so I am now completely legal for th street.

Congrats!

In July, 2005, when I bought it:

Stripped, primered, ready for first paint. October, 2005:

I spent the winter doing some wiring, working on stuff away from the car etc . . . Got the car back to the bodyshop and had the whole body done. Here it is after paint:

then reassembled the whole car and here it is, tonight. There is still some work to be done on it, most notably, breaking the engine in and a dyno session, but that will be in the spring:

Bloody fantastic Michel! Six months behind schedule is better than most could accomplish with a project of this size. Only frustrating part is the thought that you have to put it to bed for the winter. It will be teasing you mercilessly!

Great job Michel !

Beautiful car, hope mine turns out as nice (one day).

Now it's time for a cold one!

awesome work and congrats!

Well Done, fantastic project !

Awesome !!!

Belle job Michel.

Hope you take it for a spin to Cantley next spring.
Only 2 hr drive
OK... 1.5 with the sixer.
I`ll put efforts on mine to have it ready for spring so we can gather and go for a drive

Keep her in a warm and dry place for the upcoming months.

Steph

Amazing transformation. Excellent work. Wow. And again, wow.

Very nice

Lot of hard work. well done, beautiful car, and fast.

Beau travaille mon fraire.

Must have a great feeeling of accomplishment that would have taken me years to finish! Job well done!

That's a beauty!