Monza Project II
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01-09-2012, 12:48 PM
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I was wondering if anyone would notice that picture.
Droped a whole quart of paint, just after mixing it. It went everywhere including on a freshly painted outdrive. Being that it will never come up off the floor it's now a constant reminder to be a little more careful and slow down.
Droped a whole quart of paint, just after mixing it. It went everywhere including on a freshly painted outdrive. Being that it will never come up off the floor it's now a constant reminder to be a little more careful and slow down.
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02-11-2012, 12:35 PM
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Had to clean up some youtube videos so I thought I better start over just in case something was missed or lost.
Started a new project this past fall. Some may remember that we just did another 1973 Monza last year. This time it's a 1970 that was in really really sad shape. OMC Stringer drive with a small block Chevy. The motor literally had cracks running through it. All the interior was missing. Electronics ripped out. Etc. etc. The kid that I got it from bought it off of craigslist couple years ago and then proceeded to do more damage than good including leaving it out uncovered (including the motor box) for two hurricanes over the summer. The trailer was so screwed up that he came off the hitch on the way home and slid across an intersection. Luckily it came to a stop before it hurt anything.
Couple months later it's ready for a test drive. Just have to wait for the weather to get a little better before we splash it. Then it will be up for sale this spring.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGTRIJr72y8&feature=youtu.be[/YOUTUBE]
Questions and comments welcome.
Other projects are on ResurrectionMarine.com
Started a new project this past fall. Some may remember that we just did another 1973 Monza last year. This time it's a 1970 that was in really really sad shape. OMC Stringer drive with a small block Chevy. The motor literally had cracks running through it. All the interior was missing. Electronics ripped out. Etc. etc. The kid that I got it from bought it off of craigslist couple years ago and then proceeded to do more damage than good including leaving it out uncovered (including the motor box) for two hurricanes over the summer. The trailer was so screwed up that he came off the hitch on the way home and slid across an intersection. Luckily it came to a stop before it hurt anything.
Couple months later it's ready for a test drive. Just have to wait for the weather to get a little better before we splash it. Then it will be up for sale this spring.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGTRIJr72y8&feature=youtu.be[/YOUTUBE]
Questions and comments welcome.
Other projects are on ResurrectionMarine.com
Last edited by f_inscreenname; 02-11-2012 at 12:38 PM.
