The front suspension has been installed and the shocks as well. It took only about 5 hours. The two colors are silver and blue and they look great, don't they? There was a lot of little pieces that went into installing it.
The Rear End came back from being powdered coated and was recently installed by my dad and brother. My dad has been working out on the car almost all day!!! (but it is all worth it) My dad has been installing other "stuff" too. (the shocks) It is so shocking.
The frame got powder coated a bright blue...it is beautiful. Also some progress has been made the steering column was installed and the brake and clutch pedals also, it is really coming together.
At 12:51 the truck from Stewart Transport rolled up and I immediately began freaking out!! First of all, because my dad wasn't home yet from work and I had to go open the garage. Second, the truck was huge and loud...I heard it for about a full 30 seconds before I saw it. Scott, the truck driver/delivery dude was great he was funny and really cool. As you can see, there was an AWESOME crane used to lift the body out of the truck onto the dolley. I have never seen something so amazing, there were 31 boxes, I, of course go to check of the boxes as they were unloaded. It still is so unreal that there is a lego car on a huge scale out in our garage!! Crazy, I know, right...but still incredibly cool. Now that it is here, my dad has to go get it powdered coated in the bright, unreal, metallic blue (like the 5 gum wrapper). It is gonna be awesome.
My dad just got the phone call from the truck driver, Scott confirming drop off tommorrow around noon. Once it comes and he starts working on it there will be some cool pix and posts.
My Dad built a shed to store all of his wood working tools in the garage, so that we have room for the car. It's on the side of the house and looks pretty good doesn't it. It took only about two weeks to build.