Glaucus said:
Actually, it's not that big a project as one might think. Sure it's time consuming, but that's about it. If you're good with body work then it should be a great winter project. Now, just be sure that when you put it all back together again you don't have any left over parts! ;-)
Nah, its not that of a big project given two factors is in place:
1. You have a workshop, or at least a garage to work in.
2. Your skilled in mechanics/body work/repairs.
When i got my drivers licence two and a half years ago i didnt know shit about cars. Now im replacing various mechanical parts (well doing my best at least) and still feel i dont know shit. I also have to switch between working places all the time becouse i dont have my own garage and im dependent on other peoples good graces. I cant wait untill the winter, becouse then im going to mount my 7M-GTE in a non heated garage in minus 25 celcius. (well thats pretty pesimistic estimate, but i woudnt be surprised if temperatures dropped that low excactly that day). But i look at the bright side of things. Then at least i can ski to the garage, i dont have to take the bus