Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

Hope you all catch some good ones!

 

Pressure washing the buildings today. House,garage,shed.
Oh joy lol

 

Vinyl siding? If so, do you use any cleaner or just water?

 

i dunno, a rally edition 2000gt on super swampers sure would turn some heads a lot more than a boring black ferrari...

 

Did my house early this spring and used the 30 Second cleaner from slowes and it came out great took about 3-4 hrs.

 

While I don't necessarily disagree, I certainly wouldn't kick a 458 out of my driveway!

Beautiful cars, @Tacoma Mike!

 

Bee shit, etc, I use purple power and soak for 5 min.
The green surface mold, similar, I just use my yellow nozzle… any finer and then you get into siding damage, aka HOLES lol.

 

Yea ruining a million dollar car for swampers doesn’t seem right. Lol
This one was chopped all to hell. They put a corvette running gear in it.
Had to rebuild the frame to factory specs and redo the chopped holes in the body..
Then start the restore..

 

The motel beds were all very nice however I was getting up at 5 am too.
Last night I was in bed around midnight - got out of bed at 10:30...

 

Do you have a build thread on this?

 

I don't have anywhere near that level of talent so I buy old Fords.

 

Lawns to catch up on first.

I'm going to just clean this thing out for now and see just what I brought home...
It needs to get stashed away for a bit until I make some work room in the garage.

Also I need to get something ready to drive for the winter.

 

I have a bad habit of not sleeping easy

 

I have a long history of poor sleep too.

However driving is very relaxing for me so up at 5 am, 600+ miles, a decent bed and an air conditioner and I was out.

 

And I don't have anywhere near your level of talent so I bought a Fiat.

And sold it.

 

I second the build thread question and if not am just curious about the story behind the car. The Ferrari is nice and all but the 2000GT is a whole other level. I have a 1971 Triumph TR6 and the equivalent for the Triumph world would be the Triumph Italia. I have seen a 2000GT in person. There was one on display at the Toyota dealership in Augusta, Maine, if my memory serves me well.

 

Ahhhh Noooooooo
7 years and counting.
Had to have hundreds of thousands of dollars of parts reverse engineered..

 

long story on this car. To long to type. Maybe we can meet sometime before winter and I’ll tell you the whole story.
The display one was behind a raised platform in Saco where I worked on them..

 

The serial #1 car that the owners and techs restored and we sold a couple of years
Ago for 2.5 million.







Yes that is me just before we went out on the track for qualifying.
Oh ,we kicked ass and won everything..