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looking good Looking Good! With your design and fab skills you need to find someone else who can do the painting. [ddd You could have knocked out a couple more golf carts by now. [;)

Good work, keep it up!

Very cool. Looks like you are making good progress. Keep at it! :D

More pictures please. Top, bottom, left, right, inside, suspension, engine, trunk, bottom of doors, windows, trim, etc. Then you will get even more advice about what you should do as the next step. [cl

Looks done to me. [ddd

First time I noticed this one. Pretty crazy stuff. Keep up the good work and get-r-done.

Have fun and take pictures. I am not going to make it this year.

I was thinking about this build tonight and thought it should go back to the top. If you are new to RRR, this one is worth a read. I also noticed that it has 99,256 views. With a little work, it will join the other great build threads that have 100K plus.

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This is 5 years old but needs to go back to the top. I think the thread is interesting even with a few missing photos. Some nice winter reading while the snow is a couple feet deep.

I have no practical experience but love to read about these things... This site is very interesting. Go through the links on the left side of the page. http://www.hotrodders.com/scratch-built/Introduction The only advice I can give is "if you have to ask, you are not ready". Once you make up...

Papers Go check with the farmer and see if he has anything that could be used as a title before you get done with the job. May save some work down the road.

There has got to be some type of epoxy or glue that would work. Just a thought.

Nice work. A collapsable/removable handle is a good idea. Regarding the yellow truck, that was at the 2014 Detroit Autorama, in the basement. With a web search, I found a couple more images: Toward the bottom here: http://dirtyhero.com/2014/03/11/2014-detroit-autorama-basement/ And...

That is just awesome! [cl

I had someone ask me about this car from the 2014 Autorama in Detroit. Anyone know more about it?

Since I have pushed my fair share of kids around, a steering wheel is not a necessity. Just make the push bar (tail fin) strong enough to lift the front wheels up and point it in the right direction. Even if you do go with the steering wheel, make the push bar strong enough to lift up the...

http://www.searchtempest.com/ Works well for these type of things.

Never mind. I was going off your original post of the 46... and forgot that it was a Chevy. The ford is still a good deal for your growing junk yard :rolleyes:

This might work http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/4787117969.html