Two years after shipping the rusty heap we have a complete shell ready to come back home. 
 

 

George, Hat off to you and your team for the work you have done on this car. Really impressive workmanship.

Grats becoming a father. Oh and finding time for your hobbies is always going to be hard, if my experience is anything to go by.

Next question: footy or cricket?

 

Love that color! Nice work, this is the exciting part.


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  On 11/13/2016 at 10:03 AM, EuroDat said:

George, Hat off to you and your team for the work you have done on this car. Really impressive workmanship.

Grats becoming a father. Oh and finding time for your hobbies is always going to be hard, if my experience is anything to go by.

Next question: footy or cricket?

 

Thank you

It has to be footy. Cricket is too slow for my taste.

That looks great. 

Big milestone last week. Car is back on wheels 5 years after I stripped it down.

Beautiful work! A rebirth for this one!

And that’s how it should be done folks...
...mic drop!

Nice shot.  Don't forget to take a matching, 'After' picture when the car is finished.

 

To be honest, I thought life would get in the road before you would get this far. Dedication, nothing less.

Congrat George.

Edited April 29, 20195 yr by EuroDat

  On 4/29/2019 at 6:37 PM, EuroDat said:

To be honest, I thought life would get in the road before you would get this far. Dedication, nothing less.

Congrat George.

Once the shell was complete and back in my garage it sat untouched for a whole year. Since then progress has happened in short bursts but the latest one has been very productive and long.

I always beat myself up for not doing more but I am pleased with how it's turning out.

Here's my apprentice testing the steering.

 

I know what discussion you guys will have when he gets his P plates ?