Thread: 1949 Chevy, Viper powered

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Will be following this build bad ass best of luck love the detail work.

Originally Posted by Pro fleetline

Will be following this build bad ass best of luck love the detail work.

This guy hasn't been around in a year, don't know what happened to him or the project.....

I'm still around, still working on it. bought a house in the middle of it all, so thats been sucking the money away upgrading the new shop!. But there's progress being made. Exhaust and fuel system and a few others details are complete. I'll update more often once i get back to work consistently on it.

Originally Posted by toofast_28

I'm still around, still working on it. bought a house in the middle of it all, so thats been sucking the money away upgrading the new shop!. But there's progress being made. Exhaust and fuel system and a few others details are complete. I'll update more often once i get back to work consistently on it.

Great to see you're still around! Slow progress is still progress, right?

Originally Posted by toofast_28

I'm still around, still working on it. bought a house in the middle of it all, so thats been sucking the money away upgrading the new shop!. But there's progress being made. Exhaust and fuel system and a few others details are complete. I'll update more often once i get back to work consistently on it.

Kewl!!!! Glad you're still at it!!!! I still have a V-10 Ford laying in the corner I want to do something with someday, anxious to see what all you have to go through to make the Viper engine work!!!!!!

PS---Ain't no time limit on building a Hot Rod, they always come out better if you let them age a little during the build process!!!!!!!

Very nice! Love the fab work! That stuff seems to fly by! I am in a slow stage with my van also, Wiring, Fuel system, More wiring and did I say wiring?
Keep up the beautiful work. Did you say what the color scheme is going to be?
Mark