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times 2. Nice to see you out and about with it.

See if someone in your area has some that you might be able to try out. Maybe an upholstery shop in or near you? And a lot of folks like to add the different densities to layer it and get the...

And we have PICS! And a first drive report too. Way cool. Good for you - enjoy the ride 'cause there will never be another first for that one. Are the new rear tires still like new? LOL.

UM.... well... you do know and understand that pictures will then be mandatory right??? :eek::D:p:rolleyes::rolleyes::)

Glad you cleared that hurdle. And I'll echo everyone else. Time for some cruising! 8-)

I pretty much had to follow this exact procedure! Except my paperwork and vehicle had to meet the approval of the state police. They say it is to prevent or control theft. But my experience...

And I also wanted to ask what is required. But it doesn't sound like you have a clear answer.. is that correct?

Always a milestone moment when you drive it out for the first time. Did you sneak it around the block at least once?? 8-)

HAHAHAHAHA... so true! :LOL::LOL:

Definitely! That's one of those milestones that seems to make things all worth it.

Interesting design, and apparently an effective solution in the concept.
Good work.

There's the voice of experience??? rofl

I was even lazier .. I used a GPS deal hooked to my speedo. Picked it up from Speedway.

Good tip on notching.

And nice work on the frame / body support, 1 question tho.. will the 2 plates on the dash be in the final installation?

Times 2! Progress is Progress and any is good.

He looks SO excited! LOL..

6 footer? Were you expecting him to jump over it.. or are you making good neighbors? Folks figure a fence should go up in a day or less. But like so many things in...

Really Good tip.

I did just about the same thing. It worked out well for me, gave me a place to mount things like the fuse block and wires, etc. Are you gonna fill in the edges?

So how long did you set there, holding the imaginary steering wheel and making "car sounds"??? rofl..

You know we've all done it at least once! 8-)

Good for you, you're making it happen.

Well, Driver50x, you've certainly struck a chord with your choice of parts!;)

And I will have to echo others and question the selection. But I cannot say it will fail and when as I simply don't...

HUH? What the??? Not sure why that kind of reply.. Someone has some different experience than you and can approach a problem from a different place. And you see that as a waste of time?? ...

Good job on the brackets.
And yes, a drill press can be your best friend, LOL....

Yep, what Ryan said.. can't wait for the next update..

Good progress Steve. Looks very good too.

I only left about 3/4 of an inch. Just enough to loosen the bolts at the bellhousing for me. Once they are loose I can lower the crossmember and sneak the bolts out to remove the trans.