New from Western NC

[Wilit Everrun]

Hello all,
New guy here. I live in the mountains of WNC. I really like the site its more friendly than some of the others out there. I am working on a '29 fordor ford sedan, I want to make that into my daily family hauler. (2 kids and a dog) I also have a trike project that I am working on. I have just stumbled into another project as well. I ended up with a great ford f-350 frame that I want to handmake a TT style cab for. My wife tells me I need to finish one project before I start another, but are too many Ideas that bounce around my head late at night. I'll try to get some pics of all these things, none are very far along. Oh well, they keep me out of trouble, except with the wife.
thanks, its good to be here
Jonathan

 

[bondo bandedo]

welcome to rrr i think you will enjoy it here.Lets see those pictures.

 

[buckeyedon]

What finish one project before you start another one? That not normal.
Welcome to RRR.

 

[Bonehead]

I am in the same boat, too many ideas to not start a bunch of things all at once.

Welcome to the site.

 

[Gastrick]

Welcome to RRR Jonathan. Nothing wrong with having a few projects in line. I don't think wives see it that way though.

 

[Ratcrazy]

Welcome Jonathan from lexington NC. We like picutres

 

[Wilit Everrun]

Thanks guys, I'll get pics as quick as I can. I am a lot slow at this though soooooo.....

Here are two shots of the trike, it made mostly out of a couple of S-10 pick-up trucks that appeared in our yard one weekend while the wife was away, HeeHee. I'm still in trouble for that one.
I spent last winter rebuilding the motor and got someone else to go through the transmission. I keep extending my finish dates for the trike, hopefully it will be done soon. these were the only pics I could find so far I'll take more tomorrow AM. thanks again for the welcomes.
Jonathan

 

[timbo]

Welcome from the other side of the mountains.
Tim

 

[BruceR&C]

Welcome to RRR, Wilit. Nice start on the trike. Stay at this long enough & the wife may realize that rod projects are never done.