MisterDave
Well-Known Member
My son(11) and I have started this project this past September (2019). I chose this project to get my kid learning about tools and how things work. That if you put the work in you can have some awesome results. This is also a big learning experience for me, as I have never done mechanic work to this extent. Most of my experience is mostly small engines and motorcycles.
We found an 09 ss/tc donor with about 85,000 miles on it. It has a salvage title from a rear end collision. The kit we are building is #165 and is a street extended frame.
Everything is out of the donor and the frame is in the process of being powder coated and I have set up a table in our basement to work on the wiring harness. It's getting a bit cold to work in the garage here in RI, so progress will be slow. But I am enjoying the time working with my son and we are learning a lot.
We found an 09 ss/tc donor with about 85,000 miles on it. It has a salvage title from a rear end collision. The kit we are building is #165 and is a street extended frame.
Everything is out of the donor and the frame is in the process of being powder coated and I have set up a table in our basement to work on the wiring harness. It's getting a bit cold to work in the garage here in RI, so progress will be slow. But I am enjoying the time working with my son and we are learning a lot.