Recent content by Stevearino

This car is a testament to something very very rare today. A combination of dogged persistence , patience, ingenuity and singular vision. Just amazing what you started with and where you are now Don.

The cooler temps are helping a bit as you know here in Carolina it is winter when you wake up. Spring by 10:30 a.m and by 2:00 it is the heat of summer. Not bad for November though. Wish I had your energy that is for sure.

You are a machine Larry. Great progress.

Thank goodness you ain't scared of work.:thumbsup:

Great looking building. I know it is only half the size of what you wanted but it will be easier to heat and cool if that is a consideration. Are you planning any insulation?

Is your plan to drop the people door down or build the base up and pour a slab near the top of the block?

ingenious.

When looking at a thread it is funny how idle curiousity turns into interest that turns into investment in the lives of people you don't really know. I went back through to the beginning of this shop rebuild and am caught up now and I have to tell you that you have described everything you are...

70B5Cuda. I just came over from DodgeCharger.com to check out your build. I went through the whole thing and it is pretty damn sweet. I almost fell out of my chair after seeing the events that transpired after the survivor Charger crash. So glad they caught the bone cancer. Happy for you and...

Ridiculous but in a really good way.

Thank you man.

I took the easy way out and dropped the body over the shooting match that way I did not get involved with trying to mix and match anything. Everything is intact from the SRT-8 donor Charger. The engine never moved out of the chassis during the whole build.

These guys are located in Katy,Texas.

Very tastefully done so far. Top notch workmanship . Lots of talent in that shop for sure.

There is car building and then there is the realm of "mad scientist". I think you have crossed over. Crazy cool stuff.