...spend $50 to replace the door instead of taking a chance on hammering and bondoing it into shape
...spend $110 at the junkyard to replace the entire rear axle with one with disc brakes and limited slip instead of rebuilding these blasted drum brakes.
How about you?
I thought you were gonna say set it on fire 
....stop using dumpsters as my metal supply shop.
EvanB wrote:I thought you were gonna say set it on fire
Okay, that would be tempting, too.
...sell it for scrap and finally get a good night's sleep.
That for go for a lot of projects, not just challenge cars!
hrdlydangerous wrote:...sell it for scrap and finally get a good night's sleep.
EvanB wrote:I thought you were gonna say set it on fire
+1
The Challenge has started a problem. I am always looking at ways to fix/mod my cars as if every car I have is going to the challenge. Look at the repair I made on my Expedition this weekend (in another post here). I could have just purchased the replacement parts but no I have to see if I can make the part on a challenge budget.
Oh yeah, another one:
...throw away all the HVAC and other practically unsellable stuff pulled from thecar onto it, just in case.
...keep any and every part, nut, and rusty bolt because I'm sure I can use it one day.
Ok I havent done a challege car, yet 
, but it applies to all projects
