Any other projects in your garage?

[RANDY COX]

My Brothers cars..

[glos55]

My buddy just bought this 47 out of our local Auto Trader. It might be going into my garage as he has too many projects already

[rbonitz]

I've got a slew of them. Just seperated my barn so I can store the finished ones seperate from the shop.

This Firebird was a rotisserie restoration I did with my son a couple of years back. 4 wheel discs, Tremec 5 speed - Crate 350. I long haul, but it came out well and we both learned a lot.


Showroom 033 by rbonitz2000, on Flickr


DSC00466 by rbonitz2000, on Flickr

[quick60]

These ladies are in my other garage (work). The one on the right is my baby. 100' Pierce Quantum Tractor Drawn 100' Aerial Ladder.

[dennis57]

Here are mine.

The never ending project, 1964 Chevy II

My family wagon.


And the garage itself.

[bowtied4life]

This is a picture of my 47 Fleetmaster Coupe that I have been putting together for a few years.

[sprinter11r]

technically not in my garage, but I crew this during race season.

[Bomp]

I've had this since I was 19.
'69 Camaro. I've got 90% of the pieces.

'67 drove this one a bit but it turned into a project then put on hold.

Runs but had to park it for the winter. Clean but needs restored.

[bowtied4life]

Originally Posted by Bomp

I've had this since I was 19.
'69 Camaro. I've got 90% of the pieces.

'67 drove this one a bit but it turned into a project then put on hold.

Runs but had to park it for the winter. Clean but needs restored.

Nice 69 camaro, you interrested in letting it go, I have a friend that is looking for one?

[Bomp]

Sorry, they're all spoken for.
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[hop sing]

Originally Posted by Bomp

I've had this since I was 19.
'69 Camaro. I've got 90% of the pieces.

'67 drove this one a bit but it turned into a project then put on hold.

Runs but had to park it for the winter. Clean but needs restored.

nice chadelier u got hanging in ur shop !!

[LVPhotos]

1998 Durango on 35" BFG A/Ts 318, 231HD transfer, 3:92 stock gears. Fiberglass fenders and a Tire Gate from Wilco.

[Jeff La]

Man Bump, you should let me drive that thing in the winter for you, don't want it to cause you problems when the spring comes LOL

[Garagisti]

This one is currently under the knife... The body shop that painted it green before didn't do the best job, so back in it went. This pic is from 2009.


1964 ElDorado with House of Kolor LimeTime Green paint

[glos55]

Ordered more parts for the Charger this weekend

[matt_l]

Here is the raised toy, now making a lowered toy to tow it...

[racecougar]

The '65 C10 is the main project right now, but since racing season is about to start, I've been doing a little work on my XR7 as time allows.

[theastronaut]

DON'T SHOOT!! It's a customers, not one that I own!! We're doing a full restoration on it, so it's paying the bills even if it is a F*rd.


He drove it in, and this is what we ended up with a few days later.

[theastronaut]

Another one we are working on is a '70 El Camino 396 SS for a full underhood restoration. It was restored in the mid 80's and only driven 300 miles since.

[bowtied4life]

Very nice piece!

[63redsled]

My dads corvette that we enjoy and my 03 acura rsx that I just sold.

[oem4me]

I'm now debating whether to jump into a project with my dad. He's an O.G. Burbank gearhead/hot rodder who's tastes "matured" to sports cars back in the fifties. As kids, mom was driving me and my two bros to the beach (yes, all four of us) crammed into a little '54 Jag XK 120 open two seater. That was fun. Times sure change. Ya can't do that now
He still owns that car and presently is restoring a '52 coupe.
Awhile back I took a metal shaping class for fun and made a piece for the nose of the coupe. I've always been intrigued by this kind of metal work and found it easy. Well ok, not easy, but I enjoyed the heck out of it. His regular body man recently flaked out on him, so I'm thinking of stepping in. It's a lot of work and NOTHING like a GM truck, but hey, he's my dad! (84 years young). What ya think, should I?
P.S. - I just noticed this post is # 666 on this thread. ...is this an omen?

[Bomp]

Originally Posted by oem4me

I'm now debating whether to jump into a project with my dad. He's an O.G. Burbank gearhead/hot rodder who's tastes "matured" to sports cars back in the fifties. As kids, mom was driving me and my two bros to the beach (yes, all four of us) crammed into a little '54 Jag XK 120 open two seater. That was fun. Times sure change. Ya can't do that now
He still owns that car and presently is restoring a '52 coupe.
Awhile back I took a metal shaping class for fun and made a piece for the nose of the coupe. I've always been intrigued by this kind of metal work and found it easy. Well ok, not easy, but I enjoyed the heck out of it. His regular body man recently flaked out on him, so I'm thinking of stepping in. It's a lot of work and NOTHING like a GM truck, but hey, he's my dad! (84 years young). What ya think, should I?
P.S. - I just noticed this post is # 666 on this thread. ...is this an omen?

Metal working always has always intrigued me. Learned a lot but I've got tons more to learn.
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[tazattitude]

I finished the 'frame-on' resto of my 1973 Montego MX. I posted on this thread before

painted 2012 Toyota/Lexus Sunset Bronze Pearl
Removed doors, deck, hood for paint. Stripped and bodyworked all panels.
New top, stripped the clear off all mouldings and had them polished.
Wheels and tires came with the car when I bought it. Lot's of NOS parts.

Engine compartment is still bone stock (400 motor)

Not a car you see everyday....had to get one. My first car when I was 16 was a 72 Montego MX...lol

Right after I painted it. The hood, deck, fillers, mirrors, fender extensions and other parts were in my other spray booth.


$500+ orig polished moldings

[RANDY COX]

All I can say is WOW,that's some craftsmenship,He's 84,Heck yea help him,Just don't get in his way....LOL..My Dad is 73 and he still goes,goes,goes.I still learn things from him...this is post 667 BTW....