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Wow you been busy. Congratulations on retirement. Now you won't have time for anything.

SAY Hot rods need homes too
Nice job

paint the inside of arches same as door color

I understand the digging part. My last shop is to far from house to dig ditch so just had them run a new service to it. Much better than overloading home service. So I get two electric bills.

Great looking building a crane is great I have a 14" steel beam in mine and it is real handy, and Dave when you figure out how to send him rain let me know It won't stop here.

Nothing like living away from the city. Nobody looking to see what your doing and with what. That used to be one of my fears with people driving by seeing the doors open. Enjoy the new place. I know...

A lot of work but you made it to the end "Congratulations"

Proof no job is complete till the PAPER work in done. Congrates

What Dave said

"Doing a seat swap is more hassle than it's worth, in my opinion."

Yes going to a different style seat creats mounting problems every time.

Nice install on the windows and switches Thanks for the pictures

This is a realy NICE build Keep up the pictures and naration

Not only started but sounds good too.

It sounds like your having to much fun

Wiring diagrams are a great help now and later good job

The regular guy that walks through shows or see's these on the street have no idea what we go through NICE work.

yes I think I'd go with the fiberglass to keep things dry and flat.

I would say you've come a long way .....nice work

I would think you could just use steel straps to hold it in much the same as stock?

Great to see your still working on it AND posting pictures

I have to say you do nice work. Great 'HOT ROD " project