Thanks Guys. I am really pumped. I had no idea it was going to be in this issue. JarHead broke the news to me as I had not gotten my issue yet.
We shot the feature back in November. It was suppose to come out in April, but got pushed back a couple of times. After I heard about all the magazines getting canceled I thought the article was never going to come out.
What a great article, Johnny and Chris did a great job and I am glad to hear Johnny got picked up by MM.
Woops, sorry if I spilled the beans. I pulled over to the mail box (live out in the sticks) I saw it on the cover and started looking for it in the magazine on the county road, lol.
Not going to make it. I really wanted to go, but life got in the way. We are doing a major remodel of the front of our house and I wore my tires out at the Crow's Landing SCCA event (car did 27 runs including practice). No time for new tires and prep for a long road trip with the house work going.
I pretty much made up my mind to paint the car. Once it is painted it will be "finished" for all intents and purposes and I can move on to a blank canvas.
It will loose a little character but having nice paint will turn it into a nice car that I can drive and enjoy while I cook up something really wild.
I just picked up my next project car. Full out no compromises 1929 Model A hotrod. It will be set up with a 60's salt flat look (think oversized T-Bucket) with 18x11" wheels all around, fully adjustable independent front and rear suspension, fire system, roll cage, hand built body and chassis .... I am thinking 4.6L 4 cam motor from a 90's Linclon Mark VIII and a T-56 five speed.