|
 |
Want to know what's up with Project 33? This area is updated
monthly to let you know where we're at with the project. The latest Articles are featured
in the What's New? area of this site and are in reverse
chronological order. To follow the build up from "day 1", go to the From the Start link and keep clicking on
"Next Article". To view Articles on a particular subject, use the Search option of this site with the area you wish to explore as your
keyword.
|
|
09/04/04 Update |
What a Month! ...and this was only the first four days.
We
started off the month by moving our oldest daughter back to college in Lincoln, NE.
Of course everyone knows how fun and easy moving
is so I won't elaborate except to say it didn't take any time or effort at all :) |
 |
The next day was a little more exciting. The
body was ready to be set on the frame for the last time so I decided it was a great excuse
for a garage party!
I'm not sure how many people showed up and I
won't try to list them all (I'm sure I'd forget someone) but there was more than enough
"man power" to lift the body in place.
The ladies hung out in the shade of the garage
while the guys stood back and admired their work and tried to imagine it finished and
running. The color looks awesome in the sunlight!
Young Jason isn't so
young anymore. He spent his 18th birthday at the Project33 garage party.
 |
 We surprised him with a big
birthday cookie that we all enjoyed :) |
The next morning Bob took on the task of prepping the hood for
flames while I sorted through the garbage from the night before for recycling.I also made a trip to the local quick print center to have the flame images
for the hood and hood sides enlarged to life-size templates. |
 |
The next morning's recycling. I won't
show the aluminum and glass ;) |
I've been told you can judge the success of a party by the
amount of trash the next morning. (When I was younger it was by the number of
people who were still there the next morning ;)If that's the case, it looks like it was a great party. I know I had a blast
and I'd like to take this opportunity once again to thank everyone for coming and for
helping with the project! |
|
|
| Until next time - Keep the shiny side up! |
Scooter
|
Past
Updates: |
|
