Recent content by Protowrxs

Exactly, happens to me every time - therefore we must keep the stuff forever since we "may need it" someday. :) -Stephen

Quite a bit - fuel system, final wiring, pads on a narrower rear housing, clutch disc, bracket for slave on hydro clutch on a 3550, assemble engine (347 w/Twisted heads, roller cam, stock block), MSD wire in, all interior stuff, and on an on :(. I've spent all my time on an 85 Mustang SVO this...

I was hoping there were some pics of the car in this thread - very cool car and very nice build. Looks great and motivates.. both the garage and the car. -Stephen

Wow.. I love this thread. Maybe not the best way to introduce myself with a messy garage but at least I feel at home in this thread :) The "EastView" is my 14 year old's work bench.. mine isn't much better. If I could remove the motor cycles and engines I would be much better off. 30 x 40...