In reply to 4cylndrfury:
I'll concede living in it (assuming the frames aren't broken and it doesn't need to be gutted) but you definitely do not want to burn that wood, lead paint galore. Though I suppose if it's in good enough to float condition you usually do get enough electricity included with the slip to not freeze to death with electric heaters.
Dusterbd13 wrote:SVreX wrote:Ok. Hopefully it's able to move with you and you do bring it to the challenge to kick my ass one day.Dusterbd13 wrote: In reply to SVreX: If its still free range when you move, i may know a guy....Get in line.
I intended to kick your ass with it this year, but I'm gonna give you a break.
I figured a 300 hp Lotus should do it. 
You'll have to be nice to me this year. Next year I'll kick your ass.
In reply to SVreX:
Looking forward to it.
Next year im building an eclipse. Clone of the fast and furious green one. For challenge AND one lap.
SVreX wrote:alfadriver wrote: That's worse than the free Europa that is floating around here.Umm, your memory is not serving you very well. I know, because I have it!
Ok, for the cost of playing, this is worse than the free Europa. $350 for that, vs what you paid....
In reply to alfadriver:
I hear you. (And, I did get a (Lotus) chassis, so I am ahead of the game)
But anyone's view of "value" would change after the amount of fiberglass work that thing has needed.
In reply to SVreX:
It's hard to tell how much work that needs, but if you say the free one was worse, maybe you overpaid.
In reply to alfadriver:
Most definitely.
At that price wrap it in John Player Special livery and screw it to the wall.
In reply to Dusterbd13:
Oooohhh. Digging it.
Dusterbd13 wrote: In reply to SVreX: If its still free range when you move, i may know a guy....
me too....
Still wondering how they are using the "frame" of a unibody car.
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