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Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 3:45 pm Post subject: Project Update-ON HOLD
Well, I've removed trim, bumpers, lights, grille, mud flaps and whatever else I could remove on the outside. Then started tearing apart the inside and was just getting some momentum....Then I had to stop
I'm a dad now _________________ Proud Diablo and not that Lamborghini kind
Necoa #: 7439
Location: 4(MD,VA)
Joined: May 07, 2006
Posts: 685
Year: 1967
Model: El Camino
Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 8:17 pm Post subject:
Congratulations! _________________
On the plains of hesitation, bleach the bones of countless millions who on the threshold of victory sat down to wait and waiting they died.
Thanks guys, I'm just thrilled beyond belief! I should've done this years ago. One day my baby girl will learn to drive in a beautiful el camino _________________ Proud Diablo and not that Lamborghini kind
Man there is no feeling in the world like that----- and you think it can never feel like that again but I promise you it does each time....Congradulations.....................Dan
Well while my daughter is advancing quickly and steadily, the Diablo has not been sitting idle. Slowly I've been acquiring parts for when I get back at it. I've got the parts car which supplies me with new aftermarket quarter panels, and virtually rust free fenders and doors. The frame is in better shape and it came witha posi rear end. It's more than what I needed at this point but I couldn't pass up the deal. I've come to the conclusion that I'll be learning a lot more than I thought I would because a quote of 4 grand to put just the quarters on is a bit steep for me. Looking forward to making more progress over the summer, pics and updates forthcoming as I move forward.
Cheers! _________________ Proud Diablo and not that Lamborghini kind
Well well, time does fly when your ride sits eh? Happy to be back amongst all of you. My girl is now 2 and content with daddy working on the car. I'll be stripping the last couple of parts of the donor car and having it hauled off. Stripped my donor doors and assessed the repairs needed-overall pretty good doors (both sets) so I'm not expecting those to take me long to refurbish. The major project for winter is those pesky quarter panels (baby steps ya know). Bottom line is I miss my Diablo and itching to get working on her again.
Once again-thanks to all of you and this site. Every one I find in my city that has one I point in this direction. _________________ Proud Diablo and not that Lamborghini kind
Wow! I had to scroll back to the top and check the date!!! It doesn't seem that long ago that you posted that picture! Time does fly for sure!
Glad you are back to posting and getting restarted on the Cruck! _________________ "Still Just Truck'in"
"Johnny"
Bradley, Illinois
Thanks John and it was a productive weekend, got the rear window out without to much trouble and decided to go for the gauge cluster and the glove box just to be on the save side. I think I've harvested all I can so no I can get some of my drive way back And-just like old times I've got the skinned knuckles to pove it! _________________ Proud Diablo and not that Lamborghini kind
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