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Title: Click here for motivation
Post by: HARKO on February 26, 2006, 04:47:08 AM
If anyone who visits this site is lacking in motivation EVER ,Use this guy as your  benchmark.

Give yourself about 30 mins to peruse what this genius has acheived, You may even learn a thing or two and take note of his sence of humor even after being covered in sand steel and sweat.

http://57rustbucket.com/



Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius on February 26, 2006, 10:45:14 AM
Bloody amazing!  :o
'57 Coupes must be getting thin on the ground in the US or this guy is a complete nutter.
Determined and motivated nutter  ;D


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: HARKO on February 26, 2006, 12:35:50 PM
Hehe yeah but that nutter is making around $60000.00US dollars if he can finish it .
The nutter putting his nuts on the line hehe.


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: fccool59 on March 02, 2006, 12:05:17 PM
indoors, nice tools, stock body, looks too easy.


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: collecta on March 02, 2006, 12:38:23 PM
Great site, thanks Harko,
Its already in my favourites, ill be following its ressurection just like other talented owners creations on this site.

I liked cools comment very funny  ;D

cheers
Scott.


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: HARKO on March 03, 2006, 10:15:48 AM
Good stuff ,I hope it motivates you guys as much as it does me ..

Im putting in sills and a floorpan right now on the green sedan and its realy dragging out (2nd side)
It now takes just a flash in my mind of this poor guy and hey it all gets real easy. ")

I like cools comment too :)


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: Burnsy on March 03, 2006, 10:41:01 AM
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I like cools comment too :)

Yeah, rented workshop and first class tools - nice.  That flanging and punching air tool is real cool - as is the Snap on MIG TIG and Blue point compressor.  I have to say though, it does not rate compared to being able to waltz out the door and do some work in your own back yard or shed, I would find distractions that kept me from leaving my house to drive to the workshop - I think he is single ;)

It took me three nights to get through all the pics with dial up but it was worth it, it is a real good lesson in lining up gaps, mounting properly and bracing before you cut and weld.  I would have never believed that having the car raised by the rear of the chassis would cause so much distortion/flex compared to having it's weight spread through the springs - that was an eye opener and a good point to remember.


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: collecta on March 03, 2006, 01:21:39 PM
Put any car on a pair of body stands lower the jack and open a front door and you will see just how much flex there is when the door striker doesnt line up.
I once had a car on a hoist for some routine maintenance opened front door to do brake fluid flush and couldnt shut the door afterwards and that was an early commo.
cheers
Scott


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: Redbeard on March 07, 2006, 04:24:20 AM
 ;D Better send a copy of this to Blackie-so he knows what he's in for with his..


Title: Re: Click here for motivation
Post by: blacky on March 08, 2006, 10:35:08 PM
 Whattaya talking about Redbeard , bodywise she is ready to rumble - just gotta get me slack mate to put some honk back in the donk and look out nostalgia drags !  ;D