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It's rebuilding time. For those who are unaware as to why this car needs to be totally rebuilt, please refer to this thread: http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/vintage-mustang-forum/660043-horrible-awful-news-clicking-will-make-you-queasy.html. In short, I spent 3 years building this car (Calamity Jane) and had her on the road for 3 days before someone rear-ended me going approximately 40mph faster than I was. Results were obviously not pretty and as such, she needs a makeover in a big way.
This first post will serve as a table of contents for easy navigation - below you will find a list of links pointing to each of my posts in this thread as the thread progresses. Or, just read the whole thing through.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Post #1: Ripping out the interior and initial pictures of interior metal damage.
Post #2: Removed due to incorrect information, standby for correct information in later posts when my head is on straight(er)
Post #3: Also removed due to incorrect information, see above comments regarding the condition of my head
Post #4: Update with insurance and initial game plan regarding Jane's repair.
The goal is to get back to where we were and beyond. Once she's done, she will resume being my daily driver with the exception of when I am in Wilmington NC - the town is simply too dangerous and I am not interested in driving there every again quite frankly.
My body/paint guy, Chas, will be in charge of most of this project as I will be in Colorado on a job (which I had intended to take Jane to). We'll see where this thing goes...
Onwards!
This first post will serve as a table of contents for easy navigation - below you will find a list of links pointing to each of my posts in this thread as the thread progresses. Or, just read the whole thing through.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Post #1: Ripping out the interior and initial pictures of interior metal damage.
Post #2: Removed due to incorrect information, standby for correct information in later posts when my head is on straight(er)
Post #3: Also removed due to incorrect information, see above comments regarding the condition of my head
Post #4: Update with insurance and initial game plan regarding Jane's repair.
The goal is to get back to where we were and beyond. Once she's done, she will resume being my daily driver with the exception of when I am in Wilmington NC - the town is simply too dangerous and I am not interested in driving there every again quite frankly.
My body/paint guy, Chas, will be in charge of most of this project as I will be in Colorado on a job (which I had intended to take Jane to). We'll see where this thing goes...
Onwards!