So As A First Timer...
ORIGINAL: takeoutexodus
Well In about a year I should have put a good dent into the resto .
Im guessing it shouldnt take more than 2 tops.
I live at home so i dont worry about rent.
Im sure its going to be a wad of money But i think i should be able to throw all my money at it for about a whole 2 years before i move out .
umm btw ... some help with some of my questions would be appreciated .. I have no clue what to look for when it comes to trannies and all that , that i asked about.
I have a mechanic who will let me use his shop , new buddy of mine . Just helping him out with finding mustangs and whatnot .
So yeah..
Well In about a year I should have put a good dent into the resto .
Im guessing it shouldnt take more than 2 tops.
I live at home so i dont worry about rent.
Im sure its going to be a wad of money But i think i should be able to throw all my money at it for about a whole 2 years before i move out .
umm btw ... some help with some of my questions would be appreciated .. I have no clue what to look for when it comes to trannies and all that , that i asked about.
I have a mechanic who will let me use his shop , new buddy of mine . Just helping him out with finding mustangs and whatnot .
So yeah..
Good luck with your project. It's good you have a friendwho has a shop that will allow you to use his expensiveequipment, but that is unusual. I hope you haveshop at your school where you can use their tools, because they are very expensive. 42,000 hamburger flips to use the plasma cutter.
have a plan... i have a mustang in pieces in my garage. i had hoped to have it ready ( i wish it was even running now) for the moca show next week. between all i need to do plus the weather has sucked here( but my yard looks killer, we have had way too much rain) i cant pull it out to even work on it....so have a plan.. i miss driving my old car no matter how bad it looked..
it's still an old mustang.
it's still an old mustang.
ORIGINAL: LCC
Exactly what Soaring said. Make a list of parts your going to need to achieve your end result then get prices from the different shops and parts stores. Next, double the total to give you a more accurate figure[:@], then start cutting up your build from most to least important.
Exactly what Soaring said. Make a list of parts your going to need to achieve your end result then get prices from the different shops and parts stores. Next, double the total to give you a more accurate figure[:@], then start cutting up your build from most to least important.
Someone told me to triple it. All I know is it ain't cheap.


