So it's been really busy here eh?

[aaron88]

This forum use to be a really busy place.  Lot’s of members were doing actual work on their cars, which was really fun to read about (or for me it’s more about the pictures since I can’t read).  But since the economy has hit the crapper there have been only a few members really doing anything.   So thank you to those members.

I’m guess I’m part of the problem since I haven’t been posting much about what I’ve been working on.  Some of it actually relates to Fiero’s too.  The good news is that I’ll be jobless (sort of speak) in a week or so.  This will give me the time to update you guys on a few things.

Till then..."keep your stick on the ice",

Aaron

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[dguy]

Not much to tell, here.

Snail's pace near-stock restoration of a 86 notchie is all that we have on the go at the moment and it's relatively low priority compared to other work around the house.  On the plus side in another few weekends it may be possible to stop with the cram-fest and kick all of our yard tools out of the parts shed.   

I suppose we could have depressed everyone with play-by-play photos of the parts car that we're disassembling & sending to the scrapper, but how many people really would have wanted to see a sunburnt & dirty maniac with an air chisel & sawsall chopping up a car for which everything behind the firewall literally fell off after two or three chisel hits and one good kick?