[72novaproject]

Hi Guy's and Gals,

I just found out about this site and wanted to stop in and say hi.

We have been working on our 72 for 3 years now and boy, is this a slow hobby.:clonk: Ours is a Father/Son project and the work makes for a great bonding experiance with my 27 year old son.

If you would like to check out our progress go here:

http://http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=6&uid=2564549&

Hope to hang out here from time to time for good advise and stimulating conversation.

See ya around....Steve

 

[1965prostreet]

welcome to the site!!!
You'll find a ton of useful info here and some great guys.
Just hope we don't all run away when the other site comes back online...

ps--your link doesnt work

 

[72novaproject]

Thanks 1965 prostreet. Glad to be here.

This is my first post on this site and I don't know what happed to the link. It worked during my preview. Lets try again.

http://www.picturetrail.com/zdnova

 

[Philip]

Welcome to Team Nova. Your link is working and them are some large tires you have under the back :thumbsup: Your car is looking real good.

 

[69NovaSS]

WOW...awsome work you and your son are doing...welcome aboard

 

[mrtimstik]

I like the car but I love the yard. Everything you did to improve the fun factor on your property is extremely cool. Man i'm jealous and wish I lived in a more temperate climate. Thank you very kindly for sharing the pictures. :thumbsup:

 

[SS 396]

That is some Clean Work.Congratulations on a Fine Project and the Bonding also.
Joe

 

[72novaproject]

Thank you all for your kind words. This is my first attempt at body work and sheet metal fabrication. I have more of a mechanical background and will be glad when the project reaches that point. In the mean time I have had a lot of fun learning new skills.

Thanks again....Steve

 

[NIGHTSHADE]

Welcome aboard Steve. Nice project ya got there.

Especially love the documentation of the mini tub job. I will definitely be looking again!

 

[72novaproject]

Thanks NIGHTSHADE!

You are the first to complement me on the documentation. I guess all those years at the dealership where documentation was drilled into my head every day is to blame for that. So as to possibly help others, I wanted a record of not only the work required but the thought processes and logic we used to build the car. Secondly, if I ever get the urge to do this again, I have a painfull reminder of how much work it is so I can talk myself out of it.

We have done a lot since the last photo's were taken and the entire trunk is about to go into epoxy primer so I need to catch up with the camera.

Thanks again...Steve