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I got $100 for my rear seat in excellent condition and I had "sat" on it for a while. :D

Appreciate everything you do and love the pictures. It's always been nice seeing people get excited to see their kit in it's early life and remember that same feeling I felt when I first saw mine. I'm sorry you won't be doing it anymore, it really was a nice touch. Thank you for your efforts and...

Yes, I understand that. The product that I shared allows you to add analog and digital inputs to a tablet gauge panel. Sorry I wasn't clear, I meant you'd be able to physically wire and add pressure sensors, temp transmitters, etc, and then have them display on the same tablet with your OBD2...

Found this when looking for a way to see oil pressure. Using this Dashbox and Real Dash you can add analog and digital inputs to your obd2 tablet dashboard.

I just like hearing Lonny's soothing voice and wanted some new content.. :(

I understand. I just saw that the one of the 3 cars is already built, so I'm sure the others are as well. Looking at pictures, it seems they have already repurposed the room they were building them in. They intended to build them all at the same step, at the same time. So I'm assuming that all...

Just curious if there were going to be any more new videos, or if "Installing the Powertrain" was supposed to be the last one?

Ohm my... o_O

I've been thinking about doing the same. Probably do 1 inch rigid threaded pipe with some structural pipe fittings to make a "box" near the ceiling. If I had more than one set I'd probably build one out of unistrut. A unistrut tire rack would be relatively inexpensive, parts readily available at...

People redrill their hubs all the time. DF offers them at a fair price for a new hub and the work is already done. I believe that if you do them yourself you also have to machine the back side flat so that the studs will sit flush. It doesn't look like too difficult of a task if you have the skills.

And a Happy New Year!

If they're too much fun they're likely to be banned in California first. ;)

It's looking more and more expensive by the minute..

Woo! Now how about those control arms? Haha. :D

I've never been a fan of the open bins. Dust and debris always end up in them for me. And I like to be able to grab a bin/box and take it wherever I'm working. The best solution I've found is to use stackable crayon boxes. They have locking lids, but are a little small. I'd be interested to see...

Nice! So we should expect all of the new build videos to be posted by next week? :D

I ended up making a dry box that will hold 4 spools. You can also feed directly from the box without removing the spools so they always stay in the controlled environment. Here is a link to the one I made. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2929701 Do you know which hot end you're thinking of...

Is there any reason that you left the original hood cowl mounts and the cobalt gauge cluster mounts on the frame?