[Editor's note: This article originally ran in the June 2010 issue of Grassroots Motorsports.]
Story by Liz Miles
Looking to build a car from the ground up? Finally ready to take the plunge and turn your own ideas into a four-wheeled creation? While every great car contains equal part…
Wait, is that a chopped mid engine rwd HHR?
That's what it looks like. Interesting...
It might be this one
In reply to Patrick (Forum Supporter) :
yep
https://www.autoblog.com/2006/08/15/gm-cars-set-records-crash-at-bonneville-speed-week/
crashed north of 240mph, but had a RWD ecotec making 800-1000hp
I'm going to strongly disagree with the tubing notcher and pneumatic rivet gun. How can you have an article with "must have" tools and then say "yeah, other tools can do the same thing but this one makes it easier".
Plus I once saw Andrew nelson make perfect tube notches in a parking lot with an angle grinder on a 100ft extension cord.
I saw this one in town last week.
Since that name stood for Heritage High Roof, it may just be an H at this point.
Of the ten "must haves" listed I have four, and I'm building a car...............shows how naive I am.......
11. a healthy credit card (Hot rod math "...when estimating the cost of a project, double your estimate, add 10% and you're halfway there")
12. lots of space, if you only have a 2 car garage that you share with other uses and you have to move everything around every time you want to work on projects it makes setup, cleanup, etc. 1/2 of your day which in effect doubles the amount of effort required to complete the project.
MadScientistMatt said:Since that name stood for Heritage High Roof, it may just be an H at this point.
...High?
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